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10-324 24" Shower Sweep With Drip Rail

I am looking to purchase the 10-324. Our framed shower door is 5/8 " thick and has never had a shower sweep installed. How many screws do I need and would the 3/8 pan head screws that are suggested purchases on your site be sufficient?

Hi, I have an Aquaglass shower stall and need the rubber replacement gasket for the door bottom. The current gasket is brittle and preventing the door from closing. Appreciate your guidance on a replacement part. I have several pictures in a Google photo album located hereThanks! Tim ... (cont.)

The vinyl strip of my shower door sweep has deteriorated and I cannot find a match that fits the sweep slot. The vinyl sweep is 1.5 inches wide and 21.5 inches long. The guide holding the vinyl is attached/glued to the door frame. The drip rail is screwed onto the outside to the sweep guide. The ... (cont.)

hello, I am looking to install a shower drip rail on my shower door. There is a gap of 1/2 inch under the door where the water spills out when taking a shower. I'd like to fill that gap. The frame thickness is also 1/2 inch. Please suggest part numbers that can be ordered. Attached are pictures for ... (cont.)

I'm going to order the 30" and cut to fit, but when installing should I install the rail slightly angled so the water drains to the door hinge side? Thanks Mark

Hello I?d like to replace the attached rail and shower door sweep, it is 21.5 inches long. What do you recommend? Thank you Robin

I have 24? maax shower doors I need to replace the bottom angleAnti lift strip and the screwsPlease let me know how to purchase thisI am fearful the door is only hanging from the top. I do t want it to fall off Harriet A.

Hello. I'd be grateful if you could offer any advice. We have an ancient chrome framed shower in some disrepair. I'm currently trying to find a door sweep for the end of the door, as the old one seems to have worn away. The weird thing about our drip rail is that it does not have the usual channel I ... (cont.)

Hi, I need a new shower door sweep but cannot find a good fit. I love the 24" shower sweep with drip rail on your website (product code 10-324), but I'm not sure it will work with my existing shower. Please let me know what you think. I definitely need the help. Thank you.

I've posted some photo's of the base of my shower door. The rubber material has worn out and I'm trying to replace it. The photo's "FrontDoor Parts Installed" and "EndofDoor Installed" show the parts installed. There is a hardware piece which is 26 3/4" which affixes the rubber gasket to the bot ... (cont.)

This bottom gasket is a T Type with the top of the T being about 1/2 inch. The metal rail is mounted from the bottom and it may not be easy to install one of your drip rails. Photo attached.

Do I need to apply 1/2" waterproof double-sided tape between the sweep and my shower door before I screw it in?

I am looking to replace my shower door sweep. It measures 25 1/2" and the part where the rubber is 24 1/2". One screw hole is about 1 3/8" from the end and the other is about 3" from the opposite end. Do you have this part? Thanks so much! Could not upload the photos - if you have an email I c ... (cont.)

Looking to replace this worn out sweep. Thanks!

It snaps up in bottom of door from 2009 heartland Sundance fifth wheel

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Hi I'm Looking for bottom shower door seal. Thanks

Hello Do you have a replacement sweep for an old (30 years old) rubber door sweep for showerdoor? I measured and the width is 23 inches and it has 3 screw holes, which are kind of corroded over time and I?m hoping I can actually get them unscrewed in order to put the new sweep in. It?s antique bro ... (cont.)

Door sweep for shower door

I recently installed your 10-325 and found the installation easy to complete. After cutting the drip rail and drilling the holes, I am very pleased with the appearance of the new drip rail. However, the shower door is extremely tight and difficult to open and close. This tightness is very apparen ... (cont.)