Replacement Rubber Seal for Folding Bath Shower Enclosure Doors in White • 2 Metres

Bought this to replace the seal in a Cooke & Lewis "Nile" 4-panel bath screen from B&Q. Big whoopsy - I should have checked the dimensions more carefully. The rounded top edge is just too big to fit the track, and the overall height (17mm) is just a bit too small to seal the gap between the hinged end of the screen and the bath.The seal seemed well made but in the end I had to order from a specialist source as I couldn't find the right size on Amazon.If anyone wants to learn from my mistakes, the dimensions of the one I eventually used are 800mm long, 5mm top edge, 19mm overall height and 2mm bottom edge. Perfect fit, with a little bit of trimming needed at the unhinged end.

A relatively easy replacement for our existing clear seal. I had to chamfer the end to be able to feed it into the channel as it was so tight. Used silicone spray in the end to lubricate it so that it would pull through. Being opaque white this looked better than the original.. The length was longer than advertised, in fact long enough to have enough to replace it twice if we had wished. After fitting it was a little stiff at first, and the shower door tended to be difficult to open but it has become more flecible with use over time. I would recommend you measure your old seal ver carefully before ordering as the diameter of the top bead varies between profiles.

Very good quality 4 shower screen seal

White shower screen seal for folding door - 2 metre. Bought this for a Showerlux quad folding bath shower screen. Fits perfectly. The screen does have to be removed from the wall and a bit of DIY needed to fit the new seal, proceed as follows: Remove the screen from the wall U channel by undoing the three screws, which may have plastic caps covering them. The screen can now be pulled out of the U channel, which will remain on the wall. Turn the screen upside down. Note the seal is held captive at the end furthest from the wall by a little plastic two part clip, this needs removing carefully. Remove the old seal and slide in the new seal. It will be difficult to pull the seal though all four sections, so pull it though each section individually. A little cooking oil can be used to help. Make sure the seal protrudes enough at the U channel end, refit the plastic clip at the other end and trim to length. Refit the screen into the channel and retain using the screws. Adding silicone sealant to the seal inside the U channel maybe required. Keep the left over length, there should be enough to replace again when required.

Didn’t fit into my shower screen so was useless (too wide at the top) Giving this 3 stars as it seems to be well made, and I’ve not found a white one anywhere else. I can’t remember if the description gave measurements of the width or if this would even help, but might be worth double checking

Much to think won’t go through screen

Excellent product and very fast delivery. I bought this to replace the seal on my four-pane folding shower screen because the original seal had perished (after a lot of desperate bleaching to get rid of the black mould). The two meter length is probably long enough to do the job again - but better to have too much, rather than not enough.Not sure about the review saying it was difficult to fit. I took the door off, gave the groove a good clean with an old toothbrush and slid this new seal into place without any problems. Cut the flat part of the seal off for a couple of inches to feed it through the hole in the fitting and tie it off to keep it in place and re-attach the door. The old seal was grey (with black mould). This new white seal gives the illusion that the door is floating above the side of the bath. It looks a lot better and keeps the water in - what more could you want?

Replaced the perished rubber seal in my shower screen, had to trim a bit as quite hard to slide in,