TSMST Glass Shower Door Seal Strip,120 Inch Soft Shower Door Sweep Seal Strip to Stop Leaks for 3/8" Framelss Glass Door,Style 1

I tried to get pictures to show how I installed on my shower glass door. I needed something between the shower doors to keep the water from escaping, I read the description, yes it's soft silicon, yes it will move off the surface when you dry it. Options you can utilize to adhere more permanent to the glass would be clear silicone, or water resistant double sided tape. I just left mine free, if it moved I just adjust it. Makes it easier to clean and reapply, super easy. I did put it on the fixed glass side first and after about a week I moved it to the door. I do find it easier to keep it on the door rather than the fixed glass, as I squeegee and wipe down the glass after every shower. But it's a great find and was easy to cut to size with only a pair of scissors. I would purchase again when needed.

This unit is not as advertised. It does not fit over the class door edge and requires that it be glued onto the edge. It will not last any time. Poor product

Works like it should!

The product is good and works well. You must glue it in place or it keeps on coming off. I used clear silicone and it looks good. The other issue is with my door you now can only open it pushing the door into the shower.

The product is good but,Adhesive is required to hold the seal in place if there is any contact force that will being applied to the seal during use.

I needed something to seal the approximately 3/8" space between our frameless shower door and the adjacent wall and this TSMST Frameless Shower Door Sweep Seal worked perfectly. I like that it was flexible and easy to apply. It was easy to cut with a pair of scissors.It feels like it is a quality material and will last a long time. I have attached a picture showing a piece of it coiled up so you can see how easily it bends.I was prepared to use a few bits of clear silicone shower & tub caulk to attach it but it felt "grabby" enough (in the good sense) to stay attached on its own, so I decided to do without the caulk ... so far so good. But if I need to follow up in a few days/weeks/months with some caulk, I expect it will be easy to remove and reattach the seal.

It's very flimsy compared to the one that was installed with the shower you accidentally pull the door in and it comes all the way in I prefer the clear plastic but I can't find it on Amazon instead of this latex or vinyl kind of material

Me agrado mucho gracias