2-Pack Butecare Frameless Shower Door Bottom Seal for Glass Doors – Stop Shower Leaks and Create a Water Barrier (3/8” x 39”)

You can cut these. I used my small pruning shears. I did cut at the far end just to be sure I didn't cut awkwardly when it was time to cut the correct length. At first I had a hard time getting the seal on. Why? Because I wasn't thinking and was making it harder than it should have been. My shower is a step down, so I swung open the door and placed the seal under the door and shoved it up until it fit. It is a tight fit and you don't need any glue. Don't be frustrated because although you might think you did get the wrong size (make sure it is the size for your door), it will ease up and around the bottom of the door. I will say that I had the old piece as was able to cut it prior to installing. I did cut a tiny bit more and once the seal was in place took the shears and cut off the small piece that was overage. I have no idea why I waited to so long to replace the old seal because this was a fairly easy install and took almost no time at all. - and it works great.

Direct replacement for the original installed with my shower door. Make sure you order the correct glass thinkness. Fits a little tight compared to the old one I took off, but the old one has been off and on numerous times for cleaning over the years. I'm sure as it ages with cleanings it will be the same. My recommendation is to cut it to the exact size with a hack saw. Go slow and you will get a nice clean cut.

Firstly, measure the thickness of your glass door. It is important. Buy the seals meant for your particular sized glass door and they will fit snugly with no need for adhesive. The length of the strips may have to be cut. You will need to use scissors, hacksaw and snips. Be sure hacksaw blade is meant for plastic so it cuts easily. The blades are pliable and can be easily cut with sharp scissors. At the hinges on my door I needed to trim back on the edges of the ridged frame, that where the snips helped. Definitely a DIY project. No need to call in a plumber. No seal lasts forever, but at this price and availability replacing when needed is easy.

The quality is good

Fit and works perfectly on my glass frameless shower door. Just had to trim the length slightly to fit. Keeps water from getting out.

Fit my shower frame perfectly now I have no leaks! Super easy to install highly recommend

Good: Stays on the door ... Bad: the wipers are too hard. if the space between the door and the tiles is too small, you won't be able to use it.

They worked as advertised!

Cumple la expectativa en calidad-precio

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Basement shower door drip edge that it came with was not really doing a good enough job, this seal does exactly what we hoped it would do and now there is no more worry about water on the floor once the door is opened!

Edit. 2.5 yr later the strip underneath is coming off and I have no idea where the second one is to replace it. I would expect at least 5yr lifespan. Dont need a photo it looks like the seller's photo. Unlike many they are not penny pinching by giving you a measly 70cm. Plus you get two. I would say though it is hard to measure, glass thickness just with a ruler. I saw on some seller's page that you should squeeze two coins either side of glass and take photo end on w a ruler and use the coin edge to see the glass width. That is a useful tip. Just get it.

Mi hermano me dijo que le sirvieron mucho, ya no se sale el agua de la regadera