Shower Door Magnetic Seal Replacement

Swinging shower doors are held in place using a magnet set in the latch of the door.

Shower door magnetic seal replacement.

This product was an exact fit replacement for the magnetic strip in my shower door. Universal 135 degree shower door magnetic profile seal for neo angle shower doors 72 long with white magnet for 5 32 3 16 1 4 or 5 16 glass set 49 95 49. Frameless shower door seal strip weather stripping seal sweep with drip rail for 3 8 inch glass 39 length j 2pcs x 39 length h type 3 8 glass. This shower door bottom sweep is constructed from this shower door bottom sweep is constructed from clear vinyl.

On my door i had to disassemble the frame to install the new. When the door closes the magnet adheres to the metal surface of the shower frame and keeps the door closed. This seal helps contain water in your tub enclosure and prevents it from dripping onto your floors. We sell shower screen seals bath screen seals flat surface seals and even magnetic seals for many different shower enclosures and bath screens that are currently on the market.

Working in pairs for straight or curved shower doors the seals simply push into the edge of shower doors. Inspect the bottom of the shower door to determine the plastic seal attachment method. Can t find the part you re looking for. It features a t shaped insert and measures 36 in.

The seals are made of translucent pvc with black or white magnet profiles. These are co extruded magnetic shower door seal strips for 90 135 or 180 degree glass to glass door closure applications to prevent water escaping. It just slides into the track in the frame. Frameless shower door polycarbonate seal with 90 degree 1 1 8 long vinyl fin for 1 2 glass 73 l our price.

Click here to let us help. Shower door sweeps seals. Replacing a magnetic strip for a shower door is a simple fix. 41 15 3 16 x 6 long groo v tip granite marble and porcelain multi purpose drill bit pack of 25.

Shower door dual durometer pvc seal and wipe 31 long part bh 262 1 2a. Seals typically slide into a channel at the bottom of the door or they are placed between the base of the door.