STEIGNERShower Enclosure Seals: replacement seals for any enclosure
A shower enclosure (or cubicle) has several sealing points: the door, the base, the corners and the walls. When one leaks, you need the matching replacement seal for that spot — by brand, glass thickness and door type.
For corner-entry, alcove, quadrant, pentagonal and walk-in enclosures — branded and universal.
Not sure which seal you need?
The configurator takes you to the right shower seal in under 90 seconds — by shower type, glass thickness and door type.
The seal profiles at a glance
These profile types are used for “Shower Enclosure Seal” — each shown as a cross-section.
Magnetic seal
Lip seal
Bottom seal
U-channel
Corner seal
Popular profiles on Amazon
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DOPPOSODOPPOSO Duschdichtung 2 × 80 cm, 4–6 mm Glas, mit Lippe
minifyminify U-Profil mit Milchglas-Dichtlippen, 5–8 mm Glas (44 cm, 2er-Pack)
Where shower enclosures leak
Four spots are typical: the door seal (magnetic on a pivot door, lip on a sliding door), the bottom seal between glass and tray, the corner seal on glass-to-glass joints, and the wall or U-channel at the wall. With the water running, check which edge it escapes from — that shows which seal is due.
Branded or universal? The make matters
Branded enclosures (Kermi, Hüppe, HSK, Schulte, Breuer, Koralle) often need the original profile or a verified universal match with the same glass thickness and push-on shape. Own-brand and DIY-store enclosures usually have a wider choice of universal profiles. With the model name you can find the exact part; without it, measure the glass thickness and the profile shape.
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Frequently asked questions
The 3 most common questions, answered.
Which seal fits my shower enclosure?+
It depends on the sealing point, door type, glass thickness and make. Door: magnetic or lip seal; base: bottom seal; corners and wall: corner or U-channel profile. Branded enclosures also depend on the model range. The configurator finds the right enclosure seal from the shape, glass thickness and door type.
I do not know my enclosure model — what now?+
You can still get there without a model number. Measure the glass thickness with a caliper and look at the shape of the old seal (magnetic, lip, U-channel, bottom). With those two details the configurator finds a matching universal profile; a photo of the old seal helps for comparison.
Do I have to replace all the enclosure seals at once?+
No — you replace the leaking seal only. But if several profiles are the same age and the enclosure is over five years old, it is often worth renewing the door and bottom seals together, as they wear at a similar rate and one job saves effort.
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