Duzzy 67 Inch Collapsible Shower Water Dam, Shower Threshold Water Stopper Barrier and Retention System and Keeps Water Inside Threshold Dry and Wet Separation, Suitable for Bathroom & Kitchen

Works great! The stickiness is actually really good. I installed on a shower floor that is flush wth the whole bathroom, no lip. My tile guys didn't slope it enough and water was flooding the floor. This was an easy fix for my problem. Its been a few months and it's still in place. Highly recommend.

I was worried this would look cheep but the clear looks good. I am so glad this product Really works & no more Water damage

I’ve had this installed for several weeks now. The installation process was easy. It has held up and helps keep water in the shower. We have an ADA shower and water tends to run out. This has helped tremendously!

Little effort to install! I needed to cover two sides of a 60 inch x 36 inch flush walk-in shower to prevent possible room flooding. I needed to cover about 95 inches. Following the instructions, I cleaned the surface, carefully pulling just enough tape off the sticky side for about 12 to 15 inches and pressing the product firmly onto the floor. I cut a 90 degree notch at the turn and cut off the excess at the other end. For safety, I applied a thin layer of clear silicone (with a disposable vinyl glove) along the inner edge where the water could potentially pool from excess pressure or flow rate. This is a pretty thick and solid piece of vinyl. The triangular shape makes it fairly easy to roll over with a wheelchair. The one thing that I missed was the two packets of 'Primer Adhesive promoter' that are suggested to apply to the surface this product is to be applied to, if it is plastic. The packets were underneath the 5 inch x 8 inch instruction sheet that doesn't mention them. The packet states it is for application to a plastic surface, and I applied it to porcelain tile. I think I didn't need the packets, but look for them if you are thinking of applying this product to a plastic surface.

Solution for shower sliding doors- we installed this part behind the glass door & adding silicone in the front. We Couldn’t figure out what else would work since the sliding door would hit the metal piece ?!?! Can’t even tell since it’s slightly hidden . First shower& or worked - thrilled

This product did not work. We installed it just as the instructions stated but it did not work. The adhesive lifted up and it also leaked water. We tried to use this around the base of a shower door and after 24 hours the floor was soaking wet. Very disappointed.

Just make sure you strategically place it down

Wanted to use in the shower, after installation found the product was too stiff to roll a shower chair across. It has good adhesion and stops water.

Holding up good for now. We also put a thin bead of silicone on both ends and no water goes under it.

Was a good fix for the problem I was having.

It stops the water from running over the tub on to the floor when taking a shower

I like the product but whe I was installing , part of the glue strip came of when I pulled the strip to expose it!! But I removed all the remaining glue and siliconed it to the shower base and I'm really happy with the end result!!

Garbage. I sealed it with a leak seal spray and it still leaked. I can’t return it because I’m afraid to pull it up and damage the surface. $70+ wasted because unfortunately I bought 2.