They usually/always leak from the door. Framed shower screens can leak too.

It may mean the 'fall' of the shower floor tiles is not sufficient to direct the water flow back to the drain and so you get too much water heading towards the door and it cant cope and so leaks.

Unfortunately, if the rubber strip has not helped, then I don't think any other small fix will either.

However, you could try installing flow inhibitors into the shower rose outket - available from Bunnings and very easy to do yourself - this may reduce the amount of water flowing all at once toward the door - as well as save you money on your water bills.

Good luck with it, I hope you find a suitable outcome.

Michelle

When we bought our place we swapped to a frameless shower to open up the bathroom and get something that we could "live with" until we could do a major reno - what we found was because the shower area was very small (under standard spec) and had a pretty crappy fall to drain, so depending upon who used it we got a little water spread or a lot of water coming out. Check the fall of your floor to the drain and install a low flow shower head. Also check where the shower head is pointing during your shower - angle it away from the screen door - sounds obvious but because there is a small gap between the stable screen and the door if your shower is hitting that (either directly or with run off from your body - elbows out when you're washing your hair for example) that water will run straight outside. Good luck.

Further to Georgi02; If there is no "set down" (usually 10-20mm with a brass bar) into the shower then water tends to build up and run under the door even if sealed because the seal will not seal into the grout joints. Further a setdown under a shower door is best placed about 70mm into the room because the water runs down the glass door and sort of flicks under the bottom edge and onto the top of the "set down" if it is directly under the door. All the best Michael