New Collapsible Shower Threshold Water Dam, Self Adhesive Silicone Waterproof Barrier Bathroom and Kitchen Water Strip Dam Shower Guard for Dry And Wet Separation Caulk Seal Strip Edge Trim(TM)

We installed a zero entry shower, but needed something to keep the water from flooding under the door. This strip stays put and isn't so high that it's a problem for wheel chairs. No leaks, great quality, great price.

Works as designed. Placed around the floor to push the water to the drain if the washer leaked

Used on the outside edge of my tub to prevent run off. Adheres very well to the tub. Only complaint is that it does not fit/form well to the caulk recess. Can easily be carved by hand to fix this. Sealed in about 16 hours and haven't had any leaks since!

It's tall enough to hold the water back, and the adhesive stuck so strongly that when I tried to move a section, I could barely remove it, it stuck so good. Easy installation. The quality is fine. It's working for me...solved my problem of soaked floors after a shower.

It works well the quality is decent and by that I mean I bought it for my shower door to stop water from seeping out, which it worked. however, when after a while usage the 3M starts to lose its stickiness but don’t look at it as 1 time solution. Ohhh and they give you a long piece so you can cut and fit to your desired length.

IT DID THE JOB. We renovated our bathroom. Installed a new shower door and the water kept running out of the shower and with this baby it stopped it and the adhesive is strong af! I bought one that was like 30 in and then I realized that I needed a 60 in one to cover the entire shower from water running out not just from the obvious area. With a razor blade handle it was just as easy to remove the adhesive and no scratches made on my new shower flooring. Close to 6 months in since the install and this strip is still doing the job. NO water spillage/leaks!

Weak adhesive, was coming up after 1 day.

The most common drawbacks to items of this design was its lack of adhesion.Perhaps appropriate but easily overcome with prudent preparation & a bit of ingenuity. I was sure to scrub clean the surface to be applied to with a modest cleaning solution such as glass cleaner or the Green stuff. After allowing it to completely dry I then applied a line of silicone glue to which this strip was then carefully/ smoothly applied. Some areas may still resist remaining flush with the surface ( Thanks to its prolonged pre-sale storage in a circular curved state) So to counter this I just positioned something flat & weighty against those areas while it dried for a couple of hours. I realize that some buyers don't expect or want to do those extra steps but the result is worthwhile.Lastly I feel that it's overpriced for the length / amount purchased. Nevertheless I am pleased with this purchase.