Replacement Seals for DreamLine, Delta, Kohler and Other Shower Doors
Many brand-name and big-box store shower doors can use a standard replacement seal, as long as it matches the glass thickness and the gap. Here is how to check, and what to know before you order.
How to find a seal that fits your door
- Measure the glass thickness. Most brand-name frameless and semi-frameless doors use 1/4", 5/16", 3/8" or 1/2" glass. Here's how to measure.
- Find where the seal goes. Bottom of the door, hinge side, latch side, against a wall, or at a corner. Which seal do I need?
- Measure the gap. With the door closed, measure the gap the seal must close and compare it to the suggested gap on the product page.
- Compare the profile. Look at the profile drawing on our product page and compare it to your old seal's shape.
Sliding doors are different
Many sliding systems use seals shaped for that specific track and door. If your door slides, compare the profile closely, or look at the system-specific seals in our bottom seals and corner seals.
Not sure? The Seal Finder narrows it down by glass thickness and location.
Products in this guide
Most commonBottom Wipe with Drip Rail for 3/8" Glass
Most commonBottom Wipe with Drip Rail for 1/2" Glass
Most commonMulti-Purpose 'H' Wipe for 3/8" Glass
Clear Vinyl Bulb Seal, 5/32" to 7/32" Gap
Common questions
Do you sell DreamLine replacement seals?
We sell CRL seals that may work on DreamLine and other brands' doors when the glass thickness and gap match, but they are not specifically designed for those systems. All sales are final.
How do I find a replacement seal for my shower door brand?
Measure the glass thickness and the gap the seal closes, then match those to a seal. The brand matters less than the glass thickness, gap and seal location.
Can I return a seal if it does not fit my door?
No. All sales are final, so measure your glass and gap carefully before ordering.