RecPro RV Pleated Folding Shower Door and Frame | Sliding, Retractable, Wrinkle Free (White, 36" x 67")

In such a small shower space, making sure the shower enclosure stays in place is important so that you don't have to worry about having the shower curtain stick to half of your body. The original curtain that came with my RV was too thick, so its folds weren't supple enough to cover the edges of the shower without constantly messing with it. To fix that I bought a thin shower curtain and it was too light so that it would fly inward and stick to me.I recommend reading the instructions completely before doing the install. I didn't, and there were a couple of hiccups during my first shower with it that really sucked. I didn't seal the bottom rail on the two ends, I only sealed it on the inside of the shower. I also sealed the entire bottom perimeter perimeter of the enclosure. I expected a little water to be pooled in the rail when I finished, but there wasn't any. Brief moment of panic, then I saw a pool of water in the bathroom and running out into the main living space (panic confirmed). After drying all of the floors, I was able to seal the bottom rail fully, and it now holds water.I took the opportunity to give myself a little more room by tilting the top out about 2 inches. It doesn't affect the ability of the door to close, it just gives me a little extra space at the top. I'm tall, and my head barely sticks into the skylight opening, so my shoulders are broad towards the top of the shower.The end result was the first time I felt confident taking a shower in my RV, since I didn't have to keep watching for the curtain pulling away from the walls or floating in on me.

It doesn’t have enough sliders at the top. Every other hole is empty making it hard to open and close. Still better than a curtain

I would have given this a 5 star, but they made it with some cheap parts. The inside handle pulled off of the screw the first time my wife tried it. Because the screws were put into the handle from the inside of the frame the handle could not be reattached and I have to buy a new handle. The instructions recommended spraying the track eith a silicone spray, this should not be recommended, it should be required. Without the spray the door is next impossible to use, with the spray works great.

The “door”/curtain portion is incredibly flimsy, thin vinyl or plastic, which is secured to side rail and door rail with rivets. About three rivets, which allows for over a foot of vinyl to not be secured at the top and bottom of the door rail. The parts that are not riveted are just slid between the rail and some flat piece of plastic. Needless to say, the top and bottom of the curtain immediately pulls out from the door rail. This product is incredibly, poorly made and designed.

Installed in our cabin and it was so easy. Great product.Liked it so well we are remodeling our rv and we will be installing this in our new shower.

I am not a craftsman, but this product installed easily and looks great.

Comes out of bottom track, still drips on outside floor. Defeating whole purpose.

Installation was easy and seems to work fine