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Framed Shower Door Bottom Pivot Block
Replacement bottom pivot block for framed pivot shower doors whose nylon original has cracked and been discontinued. The tongue slides into the aluminium stile channel (default 22 x 12 mm, set at the top of the script), a 30 x 14 mm shoulder stops on the stile end and carries the door weight, and a 14 mm pin block below takes a 5 mm steel rod in a 5.3 mm bore held by an M3 set screw, with the pin offset from the channel centre adjustable (default 6 mm). Two 3.4 mm M4 self-tap holes through the tongue let the original frame screw go through either the face or the side of the stile; overall 49 mm long.
Sliding Shower Door Track Flex-Fin End Cap
Replaces the end cap that cracks off the bottom track of a sliding shower door. It's a 50 x 38 x 24 mm hood, and two angled flex fins grip any track from 18 to 31 mm wide and up to 21 mm tall. Slide it onto the bare track end, run a bead of silicone around the rim, and you don't need to buy a whole new track kit.
Shower Door Handle Heat-Set Glass Standoff
Replacement for the plastic base on a sliding shower door handle, the part that strips where the handle screw goes in. It's a 32 mm flanged standoff with a 17 mm hex for a spanner and an M4 brass heat-set insert at each end. The handle screw goes into one insert, and an M4 cap screw with a fender washer comes through from the other side of the glass into the second. The 10 mm × 3 mm spigot centres the part in any glass hole 10.5–14 mm across, and works with 4 mm glass or thicker.
RV Shower Door Gravity Hook Latch
A print-in-place gravity hook that replaces the webbing strap that usually wears out on RV shower stall doors. The 21 x 28 mm base screws to the jamb with two #6 wood screws (4.0 mm holes, 7.5 mm counterbores). A 6 mm pivot pin carries a 61 mm swing arm with 0.5 mm clearance, and the arm drops over a #8 pan-head screw in the door through its 5 mm notch with a ramped lead-in, so the door stays shut while you drive.
Through-Glass Shower Door Knob M5
A replacement shower door knob, 40 mm across and 35 mm tall. Print two and join them through the glass with a length of M5 threaded rod. Each knob has an M5 hex nut pocket (8.3 mm across flats), a 22 mm deep M5 clearance bore and a 25 mm × 2.2 mm recess on the glass face for a rubber washer. It fits 6–10 mm glass with any hole of 6 mm or larger, so you can replace a cracked plastic knob without tracking down the original part.
Shower Door Magnet Strip Keeper
A screw-on keeper bar, 116 x 20 x 8 mm, with a 76 x 13.5 x 3.5 mm pocket that holds a shower door magnet strip or strike strip up to 12.7 mm wide. It fixes with two #8 wood screws or M4 screws at 96 mm centres, countersunk into solid end blocks, so it replaces a cracked or lost original keeper.
Shower Door Top Roller Hanger
Replacement top hanger for framed sliding shower doors whose original roller cracked and whose OEM part is long discontinued — a 624 bearing (4 x 13 x 5 mm) becomes the wheel, clamped on an M4 x 20 screw through the 4.5 mm axle bore, so the outer race rolls on the existing track. The 64 x 24 x 5 mm plate carries two 4.6 x 11 mm slots giving 10 mm of height adjustment to re-square a dragging door, and the M4 screw head recesses 3 mm into the back so the plate sits flat against the door stile.
Frameless Shower Door Drip Sweep
A flexible bottom sweep for frameless shower doors: a 150 mm channel that slides onto the glass bottom edge and hangs two 10 mm wiper fins that seal the door-to-threshold gap and throw water back inside. The 10.4 mm slot carries twenty tapered grip ridges so one profile grips both 8 mm and 10 mm glass; 15.2 mm wide, 26 mm tall, printed in TPU and cut to your door width.
Sliding Shower Door Bottom Guide
Replacement bottom guide for a bypass/sliding shower door: a 46 x 22 x 15 mm block that screws to the track with two countersunk M3 (#6) screws and carries the door's bottom glass edge in a 7.2 mm channel sized for 1/4 in (6.35 mm) glass. A V-shaped lead-in opens the channel to 12.7 mm at the rim so 5/16 in and 3/8 in glass still ride about 5 mm deep, and flared ends in plan view guide a drifting door back in; the counterbored screw holes also drain the channel.