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"Accessible Guy", Adam Fine does it again. Amazing Trams helping achieve accessibility.

This is an excellent shower water stopper for keeping the bathroom floor dry and safe with a handicap shower threshold or curbless shower stall. Our patent-approved design is made from a very durable and unique material (Santoprene). This material easily collapses when a wheelchair or foot steps on or rolls over it and offers the following advantages over other materials:

• Long lasting
• Easy to clean
• Stain, mold and bacteria resistant
• Safe
• Water Stopper installs along shower threshold
• Shower curtain goes up against it
• Easy to install (epoxy glue kit included – order additional glue kits below)
• An excellent ADA modification for roll-in, barrier free showers and it meets ADA guidelines

Available in sizes ranging from 3-feet to 9-feet (see below) and four colors: Grey, Dark Tan, White, and Light Tan (new).

End Caps
All sizes and colors of our water retainer shower dams can be ordered with or without End Caps.

Shower Dam End Caps provide a tight fit enclosure for the ends of collapsible shower dams to keep water out and create more stability. They are available in straight and curved ends to best accommodate your application.

• Long lasting
• Easy to clean
• Stain, mold and bacteria resistant
• Available in five colors to match the water retainer

All of our end caps are sized to fit any length of our Collapsible Water Retainer.

Straight End Caps have a 90-degree perpendicular angle and are best suited for showers that have a horizontal floor and a vertical wall.

Curved End Caps have a 45-degree curve and are designed for showers with walls that meet the floor on a curve.

 

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