Battic Door 22X54 - 22 x 54 Stair Cover

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Brand: Battic Door
Category: Kitchen

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Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

3 reviews
Sales Rank: 353404

MPN: 22X54
ASIN: B001AMKBSI

Features:

•	Attic Stair Cover insulates and seals the drop down attic stair ladder
•	Kit fits 22x54 size stairs
•	Includes box cover and weatherstip seal.
•	Design is stylish and innovative. Satisfaction Ensured.
•	Great Gift Idea.

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
features Attic Stair Cover insulates and seals the drop down attic stair ladder Kit fits 22x54 size stairs Includes box cover and weatherstip seal.

Customer Reviews:
4 out of 5 stars

excellent upgrade to attic insulation February 13, 2008
C. Morgan
4 out of 5 found this review helpful

This was worth every penny. The difference it has made to the heat loss in my hallway is tangible. I added some R-17 glassfibre to the outside, which helped even more.

4 out of 5 stars

Battic Door January 9, 2009
H. Thompson
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Does everything I hoped it would. Easy to put in and worth the money. Made a big difference in the cold that was escaping.

3 out of 5 stars

Know what you're buying first then you decide. The jury's out on this one. November 27, 2008
S. Dennis (Hillburn, NY)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

Understand what you're buying. The least expensive attic stair cover is just a large cardboard (not particularly sturdy) box that fits over your attic opening. It's like a book or folder box that you fold and tuck. They also send you old-looking weather-stripping to put down first. Between adding the cardboard box to the top of my stairs (which ripped, by the way while trying to adjust it) and the extra insulation I added against the walls to my bedroom, my attic is better sealed. I paid about $49 delivered on 11-26-08. Was it worth it and could I have done something better? I don't know - $50 for cardboard - IF it lasts more than three years - is a fine investment. If it falls apart when I move it frequently in my small attic, it's money down the sewer.