Framed shower doors typically include metal to seal around the edges to bind the door with the shower wall and floor, preventing leaks. A frameless door, however, doesn’t have these protective seals around them. This means that unless the door is cut to fit perfectly, there could be large gaps between the door and other areas of the shower, which may allow water to splash or leak onto your bathroom floor.
Most problems that people have with leaking shower doors are due to the shower's design. Although there are a handful of reasons why the design doesn’t work, there is luckily ONE simple solution. Adding a shower door water diverter sweep or seal will fix most costly mistakes.
- The shower head sprays towards the door
- The sill surface is level and not pitched towards the inside
- The shower's depth is too shallow, less than 42”
- You need to think about it or ask the question at all
Shower door water diverter sweep or seals will need to be cut with a SWEEPSAVER®
The most important part of installing a shower door water diverter sweep is getting the height right which can be very tricky. We recommend using a SWEEPSAVER®. This tool has been a game changer since entering the market in 2019. It only takes one installer, one hand and a handful of seconds to get an even and straight cut on a shower door water diverter sweep or seal.
SWEEPSAVER® gets the height right without the fight
Visit STILLMORELLC.com to find out more on how to use and order your SweepSaver® tool today!