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Straight-Line (180°) Shower Door Seals & H-Jambs

When a frameless door closes in a straight line, either into a fixed glass panel beside it (a 180° inline layout) or against a wall, the vertical gap along that edge needs a seal. These seals pressure fit onto the edge of the glass and either overlap the gap with a rigid lip or close it with a soft leg.

Our installers use the multi-purpose 'H' wipe constantly: on the edge of a door that closes against a wall, on the hinge or pivot side against the panel that supports the door, and between a door and a fixed panel.

How to choose

  • Match your glass thickness exactly.
  • Door closes into a fixed glass panel: an 'H' jamb (rigid, clear, low-profile) or a 'Y' jamb (soft leg for a quieter close).
  • Door closes against a wall, or you need to seal the hinge side: a multi-purpose 'H' wipe.
  • Want the strongest seal against leaks on an inline door: a heavy-duty 'H' jamb with a vinyl insert.
  • Most of these seals suit a gap of about 3/16" between door and panel.

How to measure your glass · Which seal do I need?

Common questions

What seal goes between a glass shower door and a fixed panel?

For a door that closes in a straight line into a fixed panel, use a 180° 'H' jamb or 'Y' jamb that pressure fits onto the edge of the fixed panel. The most popular for 3/8" glass is the clear polycarbonate 'H' jamb (part P380HJ), suggested gap 3/16".

What seal do I use where a glass shower door closes against a wall?

A multi-purpose 'H' wipe pressure fits onto the edge of the door, and its soft legs seal against the wall. For 3/8" glass that is part P375HW (or P375HWS with extra-soft legs). Stick-on bulb seals that tape to the wall are another option.

How do I seal the hinge side of a frameless shower door?

On the hinge or pivot side, a multi-purpose 'H' wipe on the door edge seals against the panel that supports the door. Stick-on bulb seals mounted to the glass edge or wall also work well on the hinge side.

What is the difference between an H jamb and a Y jamb?

An 'H' jamb is all rigid polycarbonate with a lip that overlaps the gap. A 'Y' jamb has a rigid clip with a soft vinyl leg that cushions the door, so it closes more quietly.

Not sure this is the right one?

Check your glass thickness, or let the Seal Finder match it for you.

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