How to Fix a Gap in a Frameless Glass Door

A frameless glass door is an attractive choice for the shower, but it becomes significantly less attractive when water continually drips from it. If you notice that water is dripping from a long gap between the door and the wall, or the door and the edge of the shower, take steps to block the gap. A door seal strip fitted to the glass door fills the gap while maintaining the elegant look of the frameless glass door.

Glass cleaner
Adhesive door seal strip
Utility knife

Instructions

- 1
  Clean the edge of the door at the gap with a glass cleaner and allow it to dry thoroughly.
- 2
  Measure the length of the door where it needs to be sealed.
- 3
  Cut an adhesive door seal strip to the measurements that you found in step 2 using a utility knife. Door seal strips have a U-shaped profile, allowing them to clasp the door securely.
- 4
  Peel off the plastic strip, revealing the adhesive edge in the cup of the U.
- 5
  Press the door seal strip to the edge of the glass door.
- 6
  Allow the adhesive to cure for 24 hours. Avoid using the door until it is fully cured.

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