RecPro RV Shower Pan | 27" x 24" x 4" Corner Drain in White | RV Shower Base | Camper Shower Pan

Perfect size for my Van convetsion. Very top quality

I have a 27' enclosed snowmobile/side by side trailer that I made a small bathroom with shower up in the nose of the trailer and used this shower pan for the shower. This shower pan worked great for my need as it is pretty firm, has some flex which is needed and keeps the water from running all over the trailer. I have two sides where I have a solid plastic wall and then the other two sides have a wraparound shower curtain. The whole shower meshes well to look good, keep the water from splashing out of the shower and leaking on the floor of the trailer! This is great for new installs, but also great for remodels of your trailer/rv/toy hauler.

The product was priced right and will be easy to install. It fit my space perfectly.

Unfortunately this pan did not work for me, because the drain is in the wrong location. Not of any fault of the item. Now, what I have an issue with is the size of the cut out for drain is not even close to 3", it is actually a 2" hole, and that 1" can make a big difference. The plastic to me, seems a bit on the flimsy side. Either way, I cannot use it for what I wanted to use it for. Maybe it will work for a future project, but I doubt it. Make sure you keep the foam on the bottom of the pan, I thought it was a packing additive, until I read description again. This is not trash, it is piece of the pan.

it's been hard finding a replacement pan for the shower in my vintage class c winnebago. this was the closest i could find! and these dimensions seem rare. they may have a 24 by 24 but mostly this is the smallest thing i could find. it fits the existing space with a little room to spare. definitely thought the corner drain wouldn't be an issue with replacing the center drain that is directly over the grey tank, buuuut... it does matter and if you're anything like me, just save yourself the trouble and find a center drain if that's what you already have. had to get clever with utilizing the space. this is a four inch deep pan and there needs to be a little clearance for maintenance. so between rigging new pipes to extend to the center drain and keeping it as low as possible because i actually don't have a lot of wiggle room (my head already almost hits the ceiling!) it was a journey to install this securely. it can be done. the drawback is, the grey tank overflow goes into the shower and with the extended piping that could become and issue. haven't had to cross that bridge yet as i've been plugged in at a park these past months, but once boondocking season comes back around, it'll be a learning experience i'm sure. still though, glad to have found a pan that fits the space at all! i did lose a bit of space (the original dimensions were like, 32 x27 or something strange) so i lost some foot room, but renovating the walls and surrounding area to be waterproof and now there is a seating area that drains right into the pan, a definite upgrade to a standing shower. had to get creative, but that's what makes it fun. if i had it to do over, i might try and find a small bathrub to achieve the same effect, but this works just fine and it's more waterproofed now than before, so it was worth it

Super easy to install in my camper van. Did not flex. So far so good

The lip of the pan is like 1/16" so thin and the company says the drain hole is 3", which it is 2 3/4" if that. Please see my picture for the exact measurements. I was planning on using this for my 5th wheel but it's just not the quality I was looking for.

Says that it is a 3 inch drain hole which is wrong it is more like 2 inch. I received this and was going to install it on a Sunday but decided I should wait and call the following day when they were open because I questioned the 3 inch drain that was in the description. Called and spoke with a woman who was a customer service representative and described the issue I was having and asked if I could speak to someone to find out exactly what size hole to cut because a 3 inch hole saw was larger then the place to cut the hole and she was extremely rude and told me to call a plumber or an RV place that they don’t offer advice. Be warned it is about 2 1/2 inch hole to cut because if you go larger you will have too large of a hole