eatelle Shower Door Bottom Seal with Drip Rail for 1/2" (12mm) Thick Glass, 36" Long Sweep - Ultra Clear Polycarbonate

I ordered this to replace a the strip installed by the builder 5 years ago when my house was built. After 5 years, that original strip was beginning to leak at one end and upon inspection had begun separating at the bottom of the door track. I was very impressed with the quality of this new strip. I measured the thickness of my door before ordering as well as the gap below the door to be sure it would fit. The design of this strip is not exactly the same as what was there. When the product arrived, it was nicely packaged in a protective bag. I was able to easily remove it and size it by simply holding it up to the door and making a mark where it needed to be cut. This is a thick and hard piece. It would not cut with a utility knife as I was expecting. It cut extremely easily when I ran a hacksaw through it. After trimming it to size, I pulled the old strip off, cleaned the door and sill thouroughly and ran a little water down the track of the new piece where it would be installed for lubrication. It went on tight, but gripped positively. I had to give it a few minutes and the pressure was making it back off in the middle. I had to come back and press up again to repeat it. Then about 10 minutes later, did this again. After that, the water I had applied for lubrication had dried and it’s not moved at all. It fits great and there have been no leaks. Where the old strip was slightly cloudy in appearance, this one is crystal clear. It looks great on our shower and has performed well so far. Not sure how long it will last... I don’t expect these to last forever. Will I get 5 years out of it like the original? I don’t know. Even if I had to replace it every year or two, I’d buy this product again. Easy to work with and looks good. Not much more to say.

Our shower door seal wouldn't stay on the door anymore. Purchased this and cut to length, works perfectly.

This 1/2" drip rail fits tightly on my metal shower and was relatively easy to install but difficult to trim.

Our previous seal was about 10 years old. It eventually cracked and broke at the end. I ordered this one because I couldn’t find it at any of the local big hardware stores. This is pretty much a duplicate of the original and fits perfectly. It’s very easy to install once you get it cut. (I used a serrated kitchen knife, though a hack saw would have worked too.) The material is very strong and I think we’ll get lots of use out of it. The price was a little high for one, but it was cheaper than buying two as a set, as we only have the one door like that.

Are you tired of wiping up water from the floor after you finish your shower. Then maybe you need a new sweep/seal on the bottom of the door. These sweeps are made of 36" study polyplastic, easy to install and work great. Please note: most sweeps only last 4-5 years. First you need to verify thickness size of the door, common sizes are 3/16", 3/8" and 1/2". The old seal should just pull straight down to remove; you will need to clean the glass before you install the new sweep. Measure the width of the door, mark the new sweep so that the needed cut will be facing towards the hinge side of the door, and verify the the drip edge is facing in towards the shower interior. Using a sharp razor blade or fine-tooth saw, make your cut. The new sweep is easy to install, starting from the outside edge of the door, fit the sweep over the glass and push upwards lightly enough to get it to stay on the glass. Work your way towards the hinge side of the door until the sweep can hang from the bottom of the door by itself. Now, just push it the rest of the way in place. Test the doors open/close function to make sure everything clears, if trimming is needed, close the door and with a sharp razor blade, place it flat on the bottom metal rail and make light cuts along the bottom of the sweep until the door opens/closes easily. Now you're down.

Bought this to replace the brittle and broken original drip rail. It fit on the glass snugly and has not moved even after several months of showering and hitting with squeegee while cleaning the glass. Doing the job it was designed for.

First off, I did measure and my door comes out to 1/4 inch in width. I ordered the 1/4 inch item and the width of the plastic was probably close to 1/2 inch. I didn't measure it as I put around the edge of my door and there was a ton of extra room. The good news is that I was refunded my money with no issue. Bummer though. I do believe the product is a solid product though, I really wanted this to work with my door but it did not. :(

great quality and works well.

It came so rigid.: our shower door is 6ml thick just like it said it would fit in the description but it does not stay on!!!

The drip rail DOES fit, BUT the polycarbonate is too brittle for the intended use, at least without taking precautions. The lack of instructions for cutting to length and installation is a major issue and reflected in my rating. Sure, I expected to have to cut it to fit lengthwise, and did this with a fine tooth saw (cleaning up the cut with a small, fine file) -- after failing with both metal snips and a mitersaw! It was a good thing I had about 6" to remove and experiment with. However, since the old drip rail was relatively easy to remove I foolishly expected the new one to fit as easily. Big mistake. The first time I tried to force it on at one end of the door the polycarbonate cracked lengthways about 2 inches. The problem is that the two upright flanges of the drip rail ARE 12mm apart at the bottom, BUT slant inward and are only 9mm apart at the opening, and will only fits over the glass if bent outward. While this ensures a tight fit once installed, it puts a lot of torque on the stiff, hard polycarbonate portion of the drip strip (The two small sweeps that fill the space below the drip strip and the shower threshold are much more flexible). The solution is to cut the strip to length, then soften it slightly before trying to install it. I used hot water in a bathtub, although a hair drier or paint removal gun might have been an option. This would have been useful information, along with info regarding what temperature for what time is recommended. After 5 min in hot water I was able to fairly easily get one end of the drip strip started onto the door and even slide it about half way along (the water helped lubricate), but had to eventually use a mallet to hammer the strip the rest of the way (being careful to apply force directly in line). My rating also reflects the fact that I paid $52 for the product (net of taxes), yet a paper slip with Amazon.com branding in the shipping container lists the same product as costing $19.95 (presumably $US). I can't help but feel taken!

De alta calidad sin duda, fácil de instalar y sin duda durable.

Seller shipped a defective item and they would not cover the full cost of returning it.

Parfait pour ma douche avec verre de 5mm. bon produit, mais dispendieux.