Replacing a Bottom Sweep on Frameless Glass

This video will show you how to replace a worn out sweep on your shower door, which will help to keep the water inside the shower.
For more information, visit us at www.bascoshowerdoor.com

[@artschulte1897]

Good video and contained how flashing goes inside of food to protect against water

[@chuckkasabula]

The trimming mentioned at :42 is important if your door swings in both directions. Without this trimming the deflector will hit the adjacent glass when you swing the door inside the shower.

[@jrod1944]

Can a frameless sweep work on a framed one if the size is the same?

[@BascoShowers]

Thank you for your question. No, framed and frameless sweeps are different. For more information, please feel free to contact our Customer Care team at 1.800.45.BASCO or via [e-mail].

[@babylinux]

What if it's a Aluminum frame? 😩

[@BascoShowers]

Hi there, thank you for reaching out with your question. As it would be too long of an answer to type out, we recommend you contact our Customer Service Team and they can assist you over the phone or forward you instructions via email. You can reach out to us via [e-mail] or 1-800-45-BASCO.

[@Susanne33062]

Mine does not want to slide on despite it appearing to be the same size.

[@BascoShowers]

Hi there, thank you for your comment. To best help you with this, we recommend you reach out to our Tech Specialists for assistance. Ideally, you have your shower door model number available, so we can verify that you were replacing the bottom sweep with a matching product and give you advice for the application process. You can reach our Customer Care team at 1-800-45-BASCO or via [e-mail].

[@beaujackson123]

Ditto. The video ignores the difficulty of placing the sweep on the portion of the door closest to the hinges/wall. Unlike the instructions and illustration, you cannot just push the sweep up to fit the door. You have to slide it into place and depending on how tight the sweep is (mine is impossibly tight) it will be very difficult to slide it all the way to the wall/hinge side. I wish the video showed how to manage that part of the installation.

[@thedessertdreamacademy]

it does not work

[@weedpuff]

I hear a hack saw is better?

[@georgeobama-biden8670]

I've always used a Binford 5000 chainsaw.