Choose your cabin, click the side where water escapes, then set the glass thickness and gap. We match the exact seal you need.
Everyone with a glass shower door knows the problem — over time, seals lose their clarity, collect limescale, or stop keeping water in. A small change like replacing your old shower door seals can instantly make your bathroom look fresh, clean, and as good as new.
Measure the thickness of your glass door and the gap between the door and the wall or floor, then choose the seal that fits your setup. Each strip can be easily trimmed to the right length. For easier attachment, slightly warm the strip with a hairdryer, then press it firmly onto the glass
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Measure the thickness of your glass (usually between 6–10 mm) and check the gap between the door and the wall, floor, or fixed panel. These two measurements help you choose the right profile. All Minismus seals clearly list the glass thickness they're made for.
Simply cut the seal to the right length with a fine saw, knife or scissors. For easier fitting, slightly warm the strip with a hairdryer to make it more flexible, then press it firmly onto the glass edge. No tools or glue needed.
If you've followed our measurement guide and the seal still doesn't fit, contact our support team. We'll help you find the right model — and if needed, arrange a replacement.
Wipe them regularly with a soft cloth and mild cleaner to prevent buildup of soap residue or limescale. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may damage the material over time.
Measure the thickness of your glass (usually between 6–10 mm) and check the gap between the door and the wall, floor, or fixed panel. These two measurements help you choose the right profile. All Minismus seals clearly list the glass thickness they're made for.
Simply cut the seal to the right length with a fine saw, knife or scissors. For easier fitting, slightly warm the strip with a hairdryer to make it more flexible, then press it firmly onto the glass edge. No tools or glue needed.
If you've followed our measurement guide and the seal still doesn't fit, contact our support team. We'll help you find the right model — and if needed, arrange a replacement.
Wipe them regularly with a soft cloth and mild cleaner to prevent buildup of soap residue or limescale. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may damage the material over time.