Shower Door Side Seal Strip

Easy to install and holds back water well.

Fit perfectly. I had to return 2 others that I purchased on Amazon that needed glue and were flimsy. This is hard plastic and comes in sections. No need for glue and easy to install. Cut with a hacksaw no problem.

The flexible piece that fills the gap between the door is bigger than I expected, so I kind of had to put it in facing the opposite way and it folds up between the door and stationary glass panel when the door is closed. It does the job, but not ideal for my use. If you have a big gap between panels, this will work great Fit snuggly on the door, it is not going to come loose, so that's another plus.

5 Stars – Perfect Fit and Great Seal! This AmazerBath Shower Door Side Seal Strip is exactly what I needed! It was easy to cut to size and install—no tools or glue required. The fit is snug and secure, and it immediately stopped water from leaking out the sides of the shower door. The material feels durable and flexible, and it blends in nicely with the glass without looking bulky. At 78.7 inches, there’s plenty of length to work with. If you’re dealing with leaks or worn-out seals, this is a simple and affordable fix that works perfectly. Highly recommended!

I’ve only ever used the shower door seals that come in 3-inch sections before, but after buying this, I don’t think I can ever go back. It was incredibly easy to place each 15.75” piece on my shower door - I’m 5’2” with little upper body strength, and was able to install this all the way up my shower door by myself, without needing to get up on a stepstool. The pieces don’t line up seamlessly, so there is a small gap between each one, but the amount of time and effort saved in not having to trim a longer strip makes that an acceptable trade-off for me. And that doesn’t seem to let any water leak out. I bought the 3/8 inch size and it was a very tight fit on my 3/8 inch shower doors, so sizing up might be worth a try. But again, I’m short and have no strength to speak of, and still was able to jam these in place with just the leverage from one arm (and a little water added to the very top piece).