Magnetic Shower Screen Seal for 8-10mm Glass (Pair)

This pair of magnetic shower seals is designed to fit glass thicknesses of 8mm to 10mm. Ideal for quadrant enclosures, bath screens, and sliding doors, these seals ensure a watertight closure while remaining easy to open.

High-Quality Rigid PVC Construction

Crafted from durable rigid PVC, these shower seals provide a reliable grip on glass panels measuring 8mm to 10mm thick without the need for additional adhesives. The included magnetic strip, encased in white plastic, ensures a secure closure during use.

Versatile Fit for Various Door Types

These seals are suitable for vertical installation on quadrant enclosures and can also be used on bath screens and other types of doors. For sliding doors, a maximum gap of 25mm is required when closed, while hinged or pivoting doors must have an exact gap of 25mm for optimal functionality.

Easy Installation Process

Installation is straightforward; simply push the seal onto the glass from one end and work your way along. Avoid sliding the seals to prevent damage to the glass. For additional fitting guidance, instructional videos are available on our YouTube channel.

Customizable Lengths

Available in lengths of either 2000mm or 2500mm, these seals can be cut down to your desired size upon receipt, ensuring a perfect fit for your shower or bath screen.

Specifications

• Material: Rigid PVC
• Available Lengths: 2000mm or 2500mm
• Glass Thickness Compatibility: 8-10mm
• Maximum Gap for Sliding Doors: 25mm
• Exact Gap Required for Hinged Doors: 25mm

Benefits

• Ensures a watertight seal
• Easy to install and adjust
• Durable and long-lasting material
• Versatile use for different shower configurations

Use Cases

• Quadrant enclosures
• Bath screens
• Sliding doors
• Hinged or pivoting doors

FAQ

Q: What thickness of glass does this seal fit?
A: This seal fits glass thicknesses of 8mm to 10mm.

Q: Can these seals be cut to size?
A: Yes, the seals can be cut down to your required length.

Q: How do I install these seals?
A: Simply push the seal onto the glass from one end and work your way along. Avoid sliding the seals to prevent damage.