PRIME-LINEM 6211 Shower Door Bottom Sweep, 36 In. x 1 In. Strip, Vinyl Construction, Clear, 5/32 In. Tee Insert Shape (Single Pack)

Who knew what horrors were lurking under our 20-year-old shower door? Yuck! A bit of elbow-grease, a squirt of WD-40 in the track, and Prime-Line's replacement sweep solved the problem in under 10 minutes. No leakage, perfect fit. Great product!

These sweeps are designed to fit various door types and thicknesses, ensuring a snug seal. Exactly what I needed to replace my old worn-out sweep.

This is designed for a shower, but I could not find a rubber sweep with the correct size T slot for my storm door. The reviews for all the ones I looked at on Amazon (not the product stats, the user reviews) said they did not fit my 3/16th inch wide T slot. This fit correctly. My old sweep was black, but I think this will work OK. I believe I will have to cut the 1 inch width down to 1/2 inch, but that is easy compared to shaving the T slot wings down.

This worked awesome, it was so easy to install, I only used a scissors to cut to the right length, and depth. Other wise no to tools were needed. It fit perfect and so far no leaking.

So glad I found this before buying a new door! The water strip underneath my shower door was hard, and a part was buckled so it made it difficult to close the door. I wasn't even thinking it could be the strip and thought I would need a new door. While researching how to fix the issue, I found this. I felt stupid that I didn’t do it sooner. Slid the old off and the new right in, and it fit perfectly. Only needed to trim the excess off at the end.

The folds distorted the T in the tape. I had already cleaned the slot along the bottom edge of the extrusion of calcium. As I started sliding the tape the distortions at the first folds kept the tape from sliding in. After cutting away the distortion at each fold and lubricating the slot with WD40 the tape slid in OK. This product could have easily been rolled in the same packaging and eliminated the distortions.

The water strip underneath my shower door had been deteriorating for years and water would come out on the floor as well also it would mildew. I needed to replace it, but thought it would be hard or might even have to buy another door plate. This was so easy. I felt stupid that I didn’t do it sooner. All I needed was a screwdriver to take the little plate off at the bottom, pulled out the old water stripping what was left of it. Slid the new right in, it fit perfectly. then with a pair of scissors trimmed off the access at the end. 10 minutes Start to finish. The strip also was nice and thick and sturdy. It will keep the water in the shower now :-)

Works great