Bob from SWISCO responded:
February 13, 2020
Thanks for writing in. Unfortunately, we don't carry a shower sweep with a T-Slot that wide. Could you replace the entire drip rail with something like our 10-324? Look it over and let me know what you think. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 17, 2020
Thanks for getting back to us, Craig, and for clarifying. We don't really have a standard shower door sweep. Most shower door sweeps are actually pointedly non-standard. The trouble with shower doors is that a manufacturer will produce a door series for only a brief time before discontinuing it entirely, or even just going out of business. That makes it difficult for companies like us to stock everything. It also means that the hardware used on every different shower door is entirely different. We have two options that you could consider. Our 10-313 and 10-321. The 10-321 has a 5/32" top, which isn't far from 1/4". It's also a little shorter but some shower doors can be adjusted up and down. If yours can, as well, then that could be used to compensate. We also have the 10-313, which basically has the same story. This has the added benefit of a secondary 7/32" installation "T" which can be used if 5/32" is too small. Look these two sweeps over and let me know what you think. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 17, 2020
Oh, I see. Are you referring to the 10-321 drip rail? If so, the vinyl sweep is not meant to be removed from the rail. I believe that they're pinned in place. We do sell it separately though, under our 10-327. This also has a 5/32" top, but it's not T shaped. I'm not sure how well it would fit in your own drip rail. I don't think this has any advantages over the other two I recommended. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 18, 2020
Ah, I see. Well, the vinyl part of the 40-005 is about 1" tall in total, but only 13/16" from the center of the "T" to the bottom. I've never heard of anyone using this for a shower door, but if you were able to get it to work we'd love to hear confirmation. |