Which Irvine Replacement Spring Fits My RV Roller Shade?

Answered by Elkhart RV Parts · Elkhart, Indiana · Updated August 2026
Direct Answer

Match the roller tube diameter first, then the shade width. Irvine uses three tube sizes and the spring is not interchangeable between them. A 1-1/4" tube is a Slow-Rise premium shade. A 1" or 3/4" tube is a Valu-Line shade. Once you know the tube, the width of the shade from left to right tells you the spring length. Every spring below is $49.97 and ships from our warehouse in Elkhart, Indiana.

Irvine RV Shade Spring Fitment Chart

Shade width (left to right) Size Spring length Part number
1-1/4" tube — Slow-Rise premium shades (2019+ model year)
9" – 19" Extra Small 9" RS-SR31XS
20" – 29" Small 13.5" RS-SR31S
30" – 59" Medium 18.5" RS-SR31SM
60" and wider Large 23" RS-SR31L
1" tube — Valu-Line shades
9" – 29" Small 15" MRS-SR25S
30" and wider Large 24" MRS-SR25L
3/4" tube — Valu-Line shades
Up to 40" Short 14.75" SRS-SR18S
Over 40" Long 24" SRS-SR18L
Retractable RV shower door
All sizes Universal SRS-WOP
Model year matters on the 1-1/4" spring. The Slow-Rise spring above is specified for 2019 and newer premium shades. If your shade is older, measure the tube and call us before ordering — we will confirm the right part rather than let you guess.

How to Measure

1. Measure the roller tube. Take the shade down and measure the outside diameter of the metal tube the fabric wraps around. It will be 3/4", 1", or 1-1/4". This is the single most important measurement — a spring from the wrong tube family will not fit no matter what length you order.

2. Measure the shade width. Measure the fabric left to right, not the window opening. Use the chart above to pick the length.

3. Order the matching part number. If your measurement lands right on a boundary, call 574-675-6919 and we will tell you which one to take.

Order the Right Spring

Not sure which one you have?

Call 574-675-6919 or email help@elkhartrvparts.com

We are in Elkhart, Indiana, where these shades are built. Send us a photo of your tube end and we will identify it.