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How do I stop my glass shower door from leaking?

Find where the water escapes, then replace the seal there: a bottom sweep or drip rail for leaks under the door, an H-jamb or Y-jamb where the door meets a glass panel, an H wipe or bulb seal where it meets a wall or along the hinges. Match the seal to your glass thickness (most frameless doors are 3/8" or 1/2").

How often should shower door seals be replaced?

Vinyl and polycarbonate seals usually last a few years. Replace them when they turn cloudy or yellow, crack, stiffen, or no longer stop water.

How do I know what size shower door seal I need?

Measure the thickness of the glass at its edge and the gap the seal has to close. Clip-on seals are made for one glass thickness; tape-on seals are chosen by gap.

Can I replace a shower door seal myself?

Yes. Most frameless seals pressure fit onto the glass edge and are cut to length with a fine-tooth hacksaw or trim snips. Framed-door sweeps slide into a slot in the bottom rail.

What do I need to re-caulk a glass shower?

A silicone remover or razor scraper to take off the old bead, painter's tape for clean lines, a caulking gun and a clear mildew-resistant silicone. Use a neutral-cure silicone next to brass hardware.

Do you install shower door seals?

IDEAL Shower Doors installs and services frameless glass shower doors in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Visit idealshowerdoors.com for installation. Products from the online store ship to the lower 48 states and DC.