Frameless Shower Door Bottom Seal with Drip Rail 1/4" Thick Glass 27.5" Long Sweep - Glass Door Seal Strip Stop Shower Leaks

Fit great. Used to replaced the old broken one. Quality is good as well. Will re order

The factory sweep on our Kohler Revel shower door eventually became very discolored and finally cracked. The official replacement part is 1318765-01 (for 1/4" glass) or 1318766-01 (for 5/8" glass) and lists for at least $150, if you can find it at all. That's ridiculous! It didn't even fit very well to begin with.However, it is a tricky replacement to find because the gap between the bottom of the glass and the threshold is about 1", but there is a dam almost 1/2" high on the outside of the threshold. The sweep must be wide enough to fill the 1" gap but flexible enough to go over the dam.Of all the options I looked at, this is the only one with the right dimensions and design, and it worked perfectly! It was easy to install, and I haven't seen a drop of water find its way out since. It was also packed in a nice long box so it wasn't kinked or bent at all.Installation is simple, but here's a tip: to cut it to size, fit it on the bottom of the door, facing BACKWARDS, with the angled flap outside the shower and the excess length to the outside, farthest from the door hinge. A loose fit will do; don't push it fully onto the glass. Mark and cut to length. Then, pull it off and install it in the correct orientation. Now your cut will be hidden against the hinge and the visible end at the bottom outside corner of the door will be the perfect factory end.

The media could not be loaded. New shower door seal to replace previous one after it cracked. This item is more pliable in the lower half, and upper half that fits around the shower door is stiff and fits to the door well. Able to cut down to correct length, as stated in the product description.Happy with purchase.

I've only had this installed for a couple of weeks so I don't know how it will hold up over time, but for now it works better than the original that came with the shower door. With the original, I always had to place a couple towels on the floor outside the door to catch the water that flowed through the corners. With this one, there is no leakage outside. It was easy to install - slides right on the bottom of the door. You may have to cut it to fit the length of your door which was easy to do - I did not have a hacksaw, but used a pair of industrial scissors.

This piece fits well on the bottom of the door. You cut to size. The problem is with the section that hangs over the inside (as opposed to the door swipe on the outside). The inside piece is not long enough and it leaves tiny puddles on the threshold of the shower pan. If it were longer it would bypass the threshold and drip onto the floor of the showerpan (as my old one did). When you open the door, it drips down onto the floor. I've started wiping down the threshold to make sure the water doesn't move to the outside. While the shower is on, it keeps the water in the shower. You just need to be careful when you step out.

This was recommended to us by the gentleman that installed our barn style sliding shower doors. Once installed we realized the rubber can't clear the joint between the two doors. The is really meant for doors that swing open.

The sweep part was too long for the gap between the door and frame on my shower. Just kept folding under when I tried to close the door.

If you're undecided on the measurement get the bigger size. You will want to be able to remove it for cleaning. I broke my first one trying to get it off - my fault, it really was too small.This is U-shaped hard plastic (the part that slides onto the bottom on the shower door) and a soft plastic sweep. The sweep cuts easily to size with scissors but you'll need a utility knife for the U-part. Cut it just a bit too long so you cover some of the gap at the hinge side. It is very nice quality and cleans easily. Highly recommend.