Features to know about

Match the Opening and Drain You Already Have

Replacement jobs stall fast when the pan misses the opening or the drain lands in the wrong spot. This kit starts with a shower pan sized at 36" long x 30" wide with a front center drain setup, a 2" drain hole, and the drain centered 6" from the front edge, then pairs it with a surround formed to 36" wide x 29-3/4" deep x 66" tall for standard 36" x 30" alcove openings. When those measurements match your space, the pan drops in, the surround lines the walls, and the shower area comes back together without turning the job into a plumbing or framing detour.

Keep the Floor Supported Where Failures Start

Cracks usually start at the floor when the base does not stay seated evenly. This pan uses a pre-installed foam base that supports the bottom during installation and underfoot use, giving the floor a firm feel instead of a hollow one when weight shifts inside the shower. Once it is set on a prepared surface, the pan stays supported through step-ins, turns, and rinse-offs, keeping the replacement moving toward a finished shower instead of another repair.

Keep Water Inside the Shower Area

Water at the edges can turn a bath replacement into damage behind the walls, which is the kind of delay nobody wants inside an RV. The pan uses a 3-sided flange and a 5-3/8" deep basin to contain the wash area below, while the surround adds full wall coverage around the space so splashing stays off the underlying wall surface. With the edges sealed during installation, water stays in the shower footprint and the surrounding interior stays protected for the next trip and the next cleanup.

Finish the Walls Around the Pan Without Extra Hardware Pressure

Wall panels can become a problem when fasteners crack the material or the fit still needs fixture openings after delivery. This surround installs using pressure tape (sold separately), ABS-compatible spray adhesive (not included), or rivets (sold separately), and the trim-ready ABS surface can be drilled or adjusted on-site to match the layout in front of you. Once the wall is fitted and mounted, the surround sits in place around the pan and the shower space looks finished instead of pieced together.

Turn the Replacement Into a Complete Shower Space

A patched base can leave the whole bathroom feeling unfinished even after the leak risk is addressed. Here, the textured anti-slip shower pan gives your feet traction on a wet floor, and the surround adds 3 molded shelves that keep soap and bottles up off the pan and within reach. Once everything is installed, you step into a shower that feels supported underfoot, keeps water where it belongs, and looks ready for regular use instead of waiting on the next fix.