Collapsible Threshold Water Dam with Pair of End Caps | Heavy-Duty Foam | Made In The USA (Square End Caps, 66 Inch)

This white collapsible threshold delivers a great, flexible barrier on the shower floor. It solves the problem of water splashing out from under the curtain. They are great quality. We put calking along the inside and outside to make the shower more cleanable. I highly recommend them.

Installed easily and works well. I cut the strip to fit with a small hack-saw which made a very smooth, clean cut. The corner of the shower doesn't have much curve to it but I was able to pinch the strip down a little and squeeze it in there. I used a clear silicone caulk to seal up the edges and put the caps on the ends. I will update later if any issues develop but at the get-go here it's looking good.

Worked very well. Pleased.

Easy to apply. Perfect to help keep water out of the handicap shower stall. Expensive but worth it.

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased this to raise our walk-in, low threshold shower, without adding any hindrance. this product is a thick rubber and can be stepped on and it holds its shape. Just the one inch makes a real difference to keeping the shower curtain inside of the shower. It was a tiny bit difficult for me to cut the surplus length completely straight. I tried to cut it with a non-serrated knife but couldn’t so I ended up using scissors. Other than that the adhesive was super strong, I used a clear bathroom silicone Caulk to put a permanent seal, per instructions. We are so happy with this product even though it was a little pricy and the competition was comparable. I would purchase it again. Oh, and it’s made in America!! :-)

Adhesion is very poor. It rips easily on the walls. High priced product with less good results.

Works great in barrier free entry showers. Make sure the surface is clean and that you pay special attention to corners because once it's applied it isn't coming off unless you want to ruin it. We buy them often now and trim them to the length we need. The rubber end caps need to be applied using a silicone adhesive purchased separately. We have installed about 5 or 6 of them now and the clients like them because they are soft, match the best bath white shower enclosures well and stay clean.

For many years I'd asked the maintenance dept in my apt complex to replace the existing 'water dam' on my walk in shower. Their only solution was a silly little flat thing that only collected dirt and grime and generally looked like hell. Finally, in desperation, I made Google my friend and typed in 'water dam.' This was the first entry and since it seemed as if it'd work and looked good, I bought it. When it came, I installed it. Sure the price was high, but heyyy. The damn thing works and it looks good. I'm more than satisfied...