Would this be enough to re-cover my 30"x30" RV shower?
1473249
Don't know what you want to cover. Figure the surface area you want to cover, the number of layers you want and purchase that much mat. Do the same for the resin. Various types (and brands) have differing coverage. I like to lay a thin layer of resin just to make everything sticky and then lay down the mat. Saturate the mat and lay the next layer, again saturating the mat and so on until you get the strength you want. That shower must be antiseptically clean, free of any grease and dust for the resin to bond.
5333
You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
990242
Yes, it will do the job. I installed it on a 10x7' enclosed trailer & it works great
433087
I'm sorry I can't help. I purchased it to cover the windows in my camper to reflect the heat away. Maybe you could call and ask a plumbing shop.
35311
If you already have a bumpy surface, why do you want more? Since it rolls on, I suppose it would go over the top just fine, though. As far as coverage goes, you should have plenty. I have a deep soaker tub, so it's a bit shorter than most, but I only used maybe half the bottle, with plenty left over.
915501
Its designed for square hot tubs, base on the 60X76 dimensions it will cover it but will be very loose, I would think the elastic would not be usable on that size.
424222
Thats hard to answer. It depends on how thick u want it. I was sufficient to cover my geo tracker floor pan
1539379
It would definitely cover it completely with room to spare, you would just have to use some tape to close up the open end.
894442
I do not think this is the correct product for your need. It would rattle around too much, unless you would bend the top "over the door" tabs closer together and perhaps super glue the bottom side bars to the shower door in which case it would have to be permanent. Keep in mind the depth of the product and if there is room for it in the RV shower.
553303
It is 72" x 72" you would have to measure how much area you have to cover and how full you want it to be, is it one side of the tub or all the way around? If it is one side one would be sufficient.
1976363
I would say larger custom bathroom shower. (Like what I put it in)I would see your fitting it in a tub unit, but it would dominate the area.
399865
Since the rod was designed to fill the missing side of a rectangle (approx. 180 degrees) I'm not sure it would work to fill two missing sides of a corner shower (approx. 90 degrees). There is some play in the brackets. Zenith is super on customer service. I would call or email and ask them, http://www.zenith-products.com/.
843138
Consider it the rough size Most showers are somewhat different in width. For this particular installation, I did trim the head jamb about 1 1/2" to get a wall to wall fit.
1751834
You'd have to have a really big shower for it to fit. My shower is small and it didn't fit. I've really not used it for a long time because I got a shower stool that fit into my small shower. I'm not sure of the dimensions.
1833359
We have a tile shower and purchased this as a replacement for a similar one we had. The plumbing was already there so we just had to remove the old one and attach this. I would guess the surface material of your shower isn't as critical as whether or not the plumbing matches up. If this is a new installation, you'd have to ask whoever is installing your shower but I don't see why not.
1132476
The shower in the travel trailer in question is in the corner. My experience with the product is for replacing a straight shower rod with the Stromberg Carlson EXT-3542. Great product but not sure it will work in the application suggested.
891001
i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~