The Slow-Roll Shower Door from Irvine Shade is a space-saving, easy-to-use solution for your RV shower. This guide walks you through everything you need to install it quickly and correctly, with just a few basic tools. Whether you're upgrading or replacing an old door, follow the steps below to get a clean, secure fit.
What’s Included
- Slow-Roll Shower Screen Assembly (cassette with retractable screen)
- 2 Side Rails (pre-applied adhesive tape)
- 1 Bottom Track
- End Caps
- Installation Instructions right here online (no paper copy is included. Paper is not interactive)
Tools Needed
- Phillips screwdriver
- Measuring tape
- Level
- Pencil
- Utility knife
- (Optional) Silicone sealant for extra water protection
Step-by-Step Installation
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Preparation
- Clean the shower opening so it’s free of dust and debris.
- Double-check that the opening dimensions match the door assembly.
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Install Side Rails
- Hold the side rails vertically; mark screw-hole locations and drill pilot holes.
Because each RV wall is different material. You will need to provide your own screws based on what you are drilling into - Peel the adhesive backing, align rails, press firmly, then fasten screws.
- Hold the side rails vertically; mark screw-hole locations and drill pilot holes.
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Install Bottom Track
- Measure and trim the track (if needed) so it fits snugly between side rails.
- Press the track into place; run a thin bead of silicone along the edges if desired.
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Install Shower Screen Assembly
- Choose which side you want the cassette mounted.
- Align the cassette with the bottom track and side rail.
- Secure it using the pre-drilled holes and supplied screws.
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Attach End Caps
- Snap end caps onto the tops and bottoms of both side rails and the cassette.
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Test the Door
- Fully extend the screen and latch it.
- Release to confirm smooth retraction and proper alignment.
Maintenance Tips
- Wipe the screen with a damp cloth regularly.
- Inspect rails and screen for wear or damage each season.
- If retraction feels stiff, apply a silicone-based lubricant to the rails.
Need a visual? Watch the install video on YouTube.
Still have questions? Email us and our team will get you squared away.


1 comment
Fred
Hello,
Wondering if water can get out around the corners? And if it does will it drain back into the shower or build up and run out onto the floor?