Ultra-Deep 9mm T-Slot Framed Shower Door Magnetic Strip (13mm Depth) MG003
Before You Order: Check the Fit Details
Magnetic shower door seals can look similar, but small differences in angle, profile shape and gap coverage can affect how well the door closes.
Before ordering, compare the new seal with your existing one from the end profile, not just from the front view. Check whether your door needs a 90°, 135° or 180° magnetic seal, how the seal grips the glass, where the magnet sits, and whether the magnetic edge meets the opposite seal cleanly when the door is closed.
Magnetic seals often work as a matching pair. If one side is worn, cracked, weak or misaligned, replacing only one strip may not fully restore the closing force. For the best result, check both magnetic strips before deciding whether you need a single seal or a pair.
Magnetic Shower Door Seal Guides
Use these guides to check the details before ordering, from measuring your magnetic seal to fixing common closing problems.
Choosing & Measuring
Safety Advice
Need Help Matching an Older Magnetic Shower Door Seal?
As a manufacturer-direct supplier with experience since 1998, SIMBA has access to over 9,000 shower seal profiles. This helps us support older and current shower door types, including framed, frameless, glass-to-glass, quadrant and angled enclosures.
If your original magnetic seal is worn, discontinued or difficult to identify, send us clear photos of the existing seal and the door closing edge before ordering.
We’ll help you check the closest suitable replacement, and every magnetic shower door seal is quality checked before dispatch.
Magnetic Shower Door Seal FAQs
Quick answers to help you choose the right magnetic shower door seal before ordering.
How do I know which magnetic shower door seal I need?
Check the closing angle, glass thickness and gap size first. Then compare the end profile of your old seal with the product photos before ordering.
Do magnetic shower door seals need to be replaced in pairs?
Often, yes. Magnetic shower door seals work best when both strips line up correctly. If one side is weak, cracked or misaligned, replacing both sides may give a better closure.
What is the difference between 90°, 135° and 180° magnetic seals?
90° seals are for right-angle closing edges. 135° seals are for angled corner or some quadrant doors. 180° seals are for straight, inline glass-to-glass closing edges.
How do I measure the gap for a magnetic shower seal?
Close the door and measure the space between the two closing edges where the magnetic seals meet. Choose a seal with gap coverage that matches this space.
Can I send photos before ordering?
Yes. Send clear photos of your current seal, end profile, glass edge and closing area. We can help check the closest suitable replacement before you order.


