Hello:

Have to replace the magnetic strips that are on our shower door enclosure,
and have the following two questions, please:

a. The enclosure is pretty old, and all the replacement strips I've been
able to find in our local shower and glass type places are too wide.
Ours is 0.3 inches wide, and I guess they are using somewhat wider ones
these days.

Obviously, these wider ones won't fit into the channel.

Anyone know of any mfg or sourse, possibly, for what we have now ?
I did try a Google, but can't seem to come up with anything.

b. Is the strip that fits into the moving door's channel different from the
strip in the fixed channel ?
e.g., different polarity, etc. ?

Or, do both come off of the same roll, and are the same ?

Thanks,
Bob

They are different polarity...............if they were the same
polarity they would repell each other rather than attract..

a. The enclosure is pretty old, and all the replacement strips I've been
able to find in our local shower and glass type places are too wide.
Ours is 0.3 inches wide, and I guess they are using somewhat wider ones
these days.

Obviously, these wider ones won't fit into the channel.

Like this?
http://www.thomasregister.com/olc/65861502/d.htm

On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 13:03:35 -0500, "Robert11"
wrote:

Hello:

Have to replace the magnetic strips that are on our shower door enclosure,
and have the following two questions, please:

a. The enclosure is pretty old, and all the replacement strips I've been
able to find in our local shower and glass type places are too wide.
Ours is 0.3 inches wide, and I guess they are using somewhat wider ones
these days.

Obviously, these wider ones won't fit into the channel.

Anyone know of any mfg or sourse, possibly, for what we have now ?
I did try a Google, but can't seem to come up with anything.

b. Is the strip that fits into the moving door's channel different from the
strip in the fixed channel ?
e.g., different polarity, etc. ?

Or, do both come off of the same roll, and are the same ?

Thanks,
Bob

Can you get some flexible refrigerator magnets and cut them to size?
Then glue them on. (Only glue one side.)

Around here there is a big one glued to the Yellow Pages, and others
people give out for advertising. If not that, someplace that makes
refrigerator magnets and does printing and makes advertising buttons
may have a small piece to sell you. Or a big piece.

Home Depot sells various kinds of magnets in their Hardware
department.
They have regular 'hard' magnets, rolls of flexible magnets and rolls
of flexible magnets with adhesive on one side.

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On Feb 27, 10:17 pm, mm wrote:
On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 13:03:35 -0500, "Robert11"
wrote:





Hello:

Have to replace the magnetic strips that are on our shower door enclosure,
and have the following two questions, please:

a. The enclosure is pretty old, and all the replacement strips I've been
able to find in our local shower and glass type places are too wide.
Ours is 0.3 inches wide, and I guess they are using somewhat wider ones
these days.

Obviously, these wider ones won't fit into the channel.

Anyone know of any mfg or sourse, possibly, for what we have now ?
I did try a Google, but can't seem to come up with anything.

b. Is the strip that fits into the moving door's channel different from the
strip in the fixed channel ?
e.g., different polarity, etc. ?

Or, do both come off of the same roll, and are the same ?

Thanks,
Bob

Can you get some flexible refrigerator magnets and cut them to size?
Then glue them on. (Only glue one side.)

Around here there is a big one glued to the Yellow Pages, and others
people give out for advertising. If not that, someplace that makes
refrigerator magnets and does printing and makes advertising buttons
may have a small piece to sell you. Or a big piece.- Hide quoted text -

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