(3657SI Ivory 36" x 57" Shower Door

I like this shower door. I was tired of water running on the camper floor from the shower curtain. I also did not like the shower curtain clinging to me as I showered. The kids and shower curtain is a water disaster. This fixes all the splashed water issues.Installation. In theory the installation is pretty simple, however it took me about 2 hours total time to install. If I had to do this again it would probably take 45 minutes. The bottom and vertical pieces come with an adhesive strip that holds the parts in place, after everything is mounted caulk inside and outside of curtain tracks.Here are the basic steps for installation:1 cut if needed and Install the bottom track.2 install the vertical side track that holds the curtain. My shower does not have a liner so I had to spend some extra time deciding what to do where the tub lip and the wall meet as the vertical tracks for the shower curtain are not made for that situation. What I did to fix that was to fill the nearly ½ inch gap with a good quality silicone bath caulk.3 mount the other vertical piece.4 Cut if needed and mount the top track.5 The next important step is marking the latch location. I used a pencil to mark the area then visually checked if it lined up with the male part of the latch. Once it lined up I know where to drill the hole and mount.The curtain does not open and close easily so after installation is complete spray some silicone lubricant spray on the top track where the shower glides are, that makes a tremendous difference. The results are wonderful. Love the shower curtain. Will not go back to a curtain.Notes- if your shower is smaller than the width you buy it is easy to cut to fit with a hacksaw or saws all. Be sure and measure twice and cut once, probably difficult to obtain replacement part if length is cut wrong.To avoid mildew leave shower curtain mostly open while camping and close before transporting, want the curtain to dry as much as possible to avoid issues.

We cut it down from the 36” length to 31” to fit our tiny shower. It was incredibly easy to do.Easy to install. No screws required. It uses double sided adhesive tape.We will caulk the sides to seal it off as an extra precautionary measure but we’ve used the shower multiple times without doing so and no leaks.Only the top portion of the door is on a track. The bottom part is not connected to the track. It merely sits inside it, so just be carful when opening and closing the door so that the bottom stays within the track. Best to pull from top and middle to help it glide.I’d recommend wiping off the inside of the door before marching it open in order to get rid of extra moisture so that mold/mildew does not build up.

arrived on time , fit needed to be trimmed a1/4" no big deal trim both top and bottom pieces, installation was pretty straight forward . the button to hold the door closed is attached to the top rail . remove that before installing top rail .for the money it's just ok . i gave 4 stars but would have given 3.5 if that were an option . it works as advertised a little flimsy , need to attach the pleats to the wall end as it would pop out so a couple screws where the brass rivits are and on the handle i had to squeeze in some adhesive caulk to keep it well attached to the rail . it believe this will work fine . if you have a shower in your rv that has the curved bar on top with curtains this will cut down on the room you have in your shower by 2 or 3 " . had not thought of this when i bought and while standing in the shower it does feel a little more cramped in there but should work fine waiting for caulk to dry so i can take a shower . it looks nicer from the outside . much cleaner look and since my toilet is right next to the shower the curtian does not get in the way anymore . we'll see how long it lasts . make sure you clean all surfaces with acetone before applying the bottom and side pieces so the double stick tape adheres well and then be sure and caulk all edges inside and out ! good luck .UP DATE got to use shower today . with this shower door it does make the shower 2 to 3 " smaller . not a big deal but may have not bought if i had realized this before hand . Rv showers are small to begin with . next thing that's not quite right is the bottom channel hold water . it does not all drain out through the provided drain holes . about 1/6 " stays in the channel . they should have had the front a bit taller and sloping back into the shower pan . other then this it works and am happy with the look and partly happy with the function.

The curtain in my 2003 Dutchman camper had started to tear loose from the upper track. Instead of trying to do a repair we decided to replace the whole thing. This was the closest size to our curtain. Hardest part of replacement was removing all the old RTV silicone seal and tape after taking everything out. I did not use the measurements the instructions told me to use. I used measurements from the original tracks and curtain. We cut the aluminum top piece with a hacksaw and the sides, top, bottom and curtain with a miter saw. All went together very well after pre-fitting everything.Several reviewers stated that their curtain "didn't fit". The R/V industry has rarely used any standard sizes. Many things are custom fitted. Shower stalls fall in to this category.I did learn that one needs to spray a small amount of silicone lube into the upper aluminum track. Otherwise the little plastic curtain hangers drag and may cause the rivets to pull through the curtain.Basically (with cutting) an identical replacement and pretty easy to do for a normal do-it-yourself guy/gal.