Frameless Shower Door Bottom Seal with Drip Rail 1/4" Thick Glass 33" Long Sweep - Glass Door Seal Strip Stop Shower Leaks

Clean your shower door first. Understand how product will go on before you begin. Measure the door bottom, and carefully cut the product to the correct length. Next, start at the shower door end that is attached to the wall. Place product at very end, making sure that the correct edge is on the outside, and slowly push the product up over the glass -- from one end to the other. Product took about 35 minutes to install. Be patient, and go slowly. Make sure the product is pushed completely up, and that you can open and close the door after installation. It will take a few days to soften up to make door opening easier-- be gentle. If you do this carefully and correctly, it will work great!

This shower door product is firm at the grip channel on the door, but flexible enough on the friction bottom. This allows the shower door to actually stay shut for the first time in a few years. We just cut it to fit the door width, slid it I place, and were done. I think it works great, and hopefully will last a long time.

I ordered this to help stop the water from getting under my shower door. It works really well. I like the fact that is one inch deep and has the deflector on the inside as well. The way it is built makes it easy to adjust to your particular shower door and floor situation. I recommend this one compared to others I have tried.

The product was easy to cut to size and works very well. I used to have water on the floor from under my original seal but now the floor is totally dry. I am very satisfied with this product.

My old one used to leak but now it doesn't. Hard to slide in but it's a good thing. It's nof coming off. Just used a little bit of soap and slid in easier!