1/2" Wide by 1/4" High - Clear Acrylic Frameless Shower Threshold - 35 in long

The was the perfect solution for my problem. We installed glass shower door and there would always been some excess water that would find it's way out of the shower and onto my bathroom floor. This fixed my problem immediately. It's barely noticeable and stops the water from getting on my floor and keeps it in the shower, where it belongs. Would 100% recommend this product.

Update: It's been three years and this has stayed put perfectly and still looks like new.We used this to provide a water barrier just outside our shower door sweep and it works perfectly! Unfortunately, whoever installed our shower left a grout line and uneven spot between slabs of marble in the shower door opening, so I had to do a seal-down, instead of tape-down threshold. This worked great. I cut it to fit with a fine tooth hack saw, then applied a bead of clear silicone sealant to the bottom and taped it down to set. Once I pressed the piece down the extra sealant and all bubbles squeezed out the sides. Wiped a finger down the edges and the result is a nearly perfectly clear threshold. Now all the water stays IN the shower!

We used this piece to complete the installation of a frameless shower door over a threshold that was tiled. The water was seeping through the grout lines, so this acrylic piece solved the problem. However, it was necessary to sand it down a bit because the lowest profile piece was still a bit high for the door to clear properly. It works well now.

As you can see in my photos, that I needed to install two pieces. I was able to trim them to the right length using the existing blade on my cheap Delta table saw. It cut nicely, fits perfectly, and keeps any water from transitioning out into the rest of the bathroom. Would use again in the future! Awesome product!

The bottom seal on our hinged glass shower door leaked, and replacing the seal didn't solve the problem. This is installed with some clear silicone caulk you can get at the hardware store. You cut it to the proper length, then glue it on the tub or shower pan, under where the door will be when it is closed. It serves as a dam, channeling the water running off the door or collecting at the base of the shower enclosure back into the shower. Works like a charm.

Product is as described, however, I don’t know what I was thinking paying over 20 bucks for what is a tiny piece of acrylic. I got taken for a ride for sure.

This is exactly what we needed to fix the poor grading of our shower curb, which directed toward to the bathroom floor instead of back into the shower. I pretty much followed the instructions of the earlier rater who provided a picture. I used a hacksaw to cut it down to size, and then I used clear silicon caulk (for bathrooms) to stick it down. I applied the caulk to the length of the bottom and sides of the acrylic and firmly pressed and held it into place for a few minutes. I then waited instructed length of time before using the shower.Before, we had to wipe up water that leaked out of the shower with a towel every time. Now, there is no leak. This threshold completely solved our problem.

I have a frameless shower door that was always leaking water from under the door. My contractor didn't slant the curb enough so water was able to leak all over my floor even with a door sweep installed. This piece of acrylic solved my problem.Installation was easy: measure the correct length you need; put a piece of painter's tape on the acrylic and draw a line where you need to cut; cut acrylic with power tool (I used a dremel); test fit acrylic to make sure door can open/close; clean all surfaces; put a thick bead of clear 100% silicone along the entire bottom of the acrylic (I used GE brand); place acrylic and apply pressure to squeeze from under acrylic; apply extra silicone if there are cracks and clean up excess silicone; keep dry for 24hrs