My Frameless Shower Door Leaks

Apply silicone to close leaks.

My frameless shower door leaks.

To check for leaks around the shower seal turn on the shower and then firmly close the door. If you find water leaking through the gap under the door then you can install a shower door sweep. Have some clear 100 percent silicone caulking on hand. Leaks are more common in frameless doors as compared to the framed ones.

Locate the drain holes along the bottom inside edge of the frame and use a small screwdriver wire coat hanger or other similar device to clean the holes. Plus the low profile of a seamless shower door creates a visably larger space and allows a clear view of the beautiful tile within. Pfokus manufactures a high quality polycarbonate material. Check along the edges of the shower door for any water escaping from inside the shower.

Frameless shower doors are sealed at the fixed seams walls floor ceiling etc and have clear gaskets at operable sections doors transoms hinges this contains the water to the interior of the shower. Like any opening a frameless shower door can develop leaks. Frameless shower door jam can stop leaks if the vertical gap where all most of the water is escaping from your shower enclosure is where your shower door meets the wall a frameless shower door jamb might be the best solution. Like the other solutions it s easy to install this clear plastic jamb with the pre applied doubled sided tape.

You can use masking tape to mark those wet spots as these indicate places where the sealant is leaking.