Hi Pete,
I'm wondering what the shower walls are made of. In my'73, they are a
plastic laminate, double sided. I didn't think it could rot. Just
wondering, is maybe the floor is gone and that's why the pan dropped ?
I repaired several large cracks in my shower pan with JB Weld, an epoxy
. I found an appliance repair paint that matched the light cream of the
plastic. The original is not fiberglass, I think it maybe a vacu-formed
plastic. I suspect that the Inland RV replacement may be fiberglass.
Can't help with the door, I just put up a curtain.
Daisy
> We have a '77 31' center bath we are renovating and have gotten to the
> shower area. The side walls have rotted on the bottom and sagged taking the
> shower pan down with them. There is a small crack in one corner of the
> bottom and a large crack on the right side of the seating area. Because of
> the drooping walls the floor now has a 1" valley between the center bottom
> of the floor and the side wall where the base wasn't supported by the
> plywood base. I know that Inland has new shower pans available, but the
> price is high not to mention shipping from California to Florida. Has
> anyone had experience in restoring their own shower pan themselves or can
> provide info on a company to handle the work? The shower door is also
> missing and I would like to find a new one too. Any help is appreciated!
> TIA
> Pete