Shower Door Seal (Translucent)

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Daryl make many enclosures so I am not sure which one you have nor what you intend the seal for however this seal has a kick out which deflects the water away from the bottom of the shower door.

If  you click on the picture you will see an enlarged drawing of the seal.  

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The part of the seal that bonds to the Glass is 10mm and the part that kicks forward is 20mm, these seals are not really intended –for curved screens however they will fit as long as the curve is not too severe

A: This seal bonds to the glass therefore the glass thickness is unimportant 

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All the seals we have are here http://www.showerdoc.com/seals as there so many different door types, you have to select which if any are suitable for your particular door type.

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I think that the answer is yes the strip can certainly be cut

A: Shower Door Seal is a “Universal Sealing Kit” suitable for preventing leaks on shower doors.

It is suitable for curved, pivot and straight doors, but not for inward sliding doors.

The kit is easily fitted in less than 5 minutes and the shower cubicle is ready to use in just over 3 hours after fitting.

Length of profile 1m
Fits to the bottom of the shower door with silicone sealant supplied.

Manufactured from hard wearing flexible silicone, Shower Door Seal is an easy to install product that can be fitted within minutes to effectively replace the worn sealing strips used on the vast majority of glass Shower Doors.

A: The only Screen Seals that can be used with curved screens are the SCREENSEAL and SCREENSEAL MAX, Theses seals can be found via the seals tab on our hompage.

We have had a customer use one of our rigid easifit seals for a curved screen before but they needed to soak the seal in boiling water to soften the seal before fitting.

Please note though: If you do use one of the easifit sealsfpr a curved screen then we will not be able to accept it back for return once the seals has been soaked in boiling water and the plastic stressed.

All these seals can be found via the seals tab on the hompage of our website www.showerdoc.com