Shower Enclosures
The RV shower is a molded ABS box, and every part of it — the pan you stand in, the walls around it, the rod and rings up top, the rollers on the door — is a wear item that eventually cracks, yellows, or seizes. This category covers the pieces to rebuild or replace one: Specialty Recreation shower pans, wall surrounds, neo bases, and RV bathtubs in white and parchment, plus Stromberg Carlson extend-a-shower rods, JR Products curtain rings, and Tubmaster door rollers. Sizes are RV-specific, from a 24x24 corner pan up to a 24x40 tub.
25 products
Specialty Recreation RV Shower Wall Surround | 24" x 38" x 66", White
Specialty Recreation RV Shower Wall Surround | 24" x 32" x 66", White
Specialty Recreation Neo-Angle RV Shower Base | 34" x 34", Center Drain, White
Specialty Recreation Neo Shower Base | 34" x 34", FC Drain, Parchment
Specialty Recreation Step Tub 24" x 40" | RH Drain, White
Lippert 24 in. x 36 in. RV Bathtub | Left Drain, Parchment
Specialty Recreation RV Shower Pan | 24" x 40", Right-Hand Drain, White
Specialty Recreation Shower Pan | 24" x 38", White, Center Drain
S.Recreation Shower Pan | 24in x 40in, Right-Hand Drain, Parchment
Specialty Recreation RV Shower Pan | 24" x 36", Right-Hand Drain, White
Specialty Recreation Shower Pan | 24" x 36", Parchment, Left-Hand Drain
Specialty Recreation Shower Pan | 24" x 36", Parchment, Right-Hand Drain
Specialty Recreation RV Bathtub | 24" x 40" x 10.5", Left-Hand Drain, Parchment
Specialty Recreation RV Bathtub | 24" x 40" x 10.5", Right-Hand Drain, Parchment
Specialty Recreation RV Bathtub | 24" x 40" x 14", Left-Hand Drain, White
Specialty Recreation RV Bathtub | 24" x 40" x 14", Right-Hand Drain, White
Specialty Recreation RV Bathtub | 24" x 32", Left-Hand Drain, White
Specialty Recreation Shower Pan | 24" x 32", White, Center Drain
Specialty Recreation RV Shower Pan | 24" x 24", White ABS
Icon Shower Pan Assembly SP100CW | 27" x 24" x 4", Colonial White
Icon Shower Pan Assembly SP100PW | 27" x 24" x 4", Polar White
Stromberg Carlson Extend-A-Shower Rod | Hinged, Fits 35"-40" Openings, Satin Finish
Stromberg Carlson Extend-A-Shower | Folding Shower Extension, Fits 35"-42" Openings
Tubmaster Shower Door Roller | White Plastic, 2-Pack
JR Products Metal Shower Curtain Rings | Zinc-Plated Steel, 12-Pack
Rebuilding or replacing an RV shower enclosure
Most enclosure work is one of two jobs: replacing a cracked or crazed pan and surround, or fixing the door and curtain hardware that's stopped working. Both start with measuring, because RV shower components come in fixed sizes and a pan that's an inch off won't seat in the floor opening.
- Pan size and drain hand. Measure the floor opening and note whether the drain is left-hand or right-hand — a 24x40 pan with the drain on the wrong side won't line up with your plumbing. Corner and neo bases (34x34) suit angled stalls.
- Surround and walls. ABS wall surrounds like the 24x38x66 panel here replace stained or cracked walls and give you a clean sealing surface. Match the height and width to your stall.
- Curtain rod and rings. A hinged extend-a-shower rod (fits roughly 35–40 inch openings) folds the curtain outward for more elbow room. Metal rings outlast plastic and don't snap in the cold.
- Door rollers and hardware. If a bypass door drags or jumps the track, the Tubmaster rollers are a quick fix that beats replacing the whole door.
- Material and finish. ABS in white or parchment is standard; pick the shade that matches your existing pan and walls so the bath doesn't look patched together.
While the water's off and the stall is apart, it's the natural time to freshen the shower head and hose and check the faucet or diverter valve feeding it. A new strainer or stopper at the sink finishes the wet bath.