Hi,
I purchased this and cut it to the required dimensions to make it fit my old shower door. But now the door does not close and gets stuck mid-way.
To confirm that the rubber strip is the issue, I removed it and installed only the aluminum sweep and the door closes perfectly. So I cut the rubber strip length-wise to make it slimmer but that also did not solve the problem.
Please advise.
Thanks!
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
October 25, 2018
It definitely sounds like the rubber sweep is the issue. I'm not sure what else you could do aside from cutting it down even further than it is now, assuming that the height is what's making it stuck. What was the height of your old vinyl sweep? |
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
October 31, 2018
That would be an issue. I'm afraid we don't have any alternate version of the 10-324 with a thinner sweep. We've never had a request for that before. Pretty much all of our shower door sweeps are the same size, in terms of thickness. I'm still not sure that would cause this much of a problem, though. I've walked hundreds of customers with all kinds of different doors through installing the 10-324 on their shower without running into this issue. If the sweep was so inflexible that it wouldn't allow a door to shut, I feel like I'd have run into this problem before. Assuming the sweep fits in the space provided, and assuming the thickness and stiffness of the sweep is the primary issue, then everyone's door would get stuck halfway using this part. It's possible that you just need a sweep designed a very specific way for your door, something unique to the company who made it. If you know who that might be, and if they're still in business, then you may need to go to them directly. I'm sorry we cannot offer a different solution. |
