Curved Shower Door Falling Off Track

[DalePal]

Ok, I have searched and searched and can't find anyone else that has posted about this, which makes me feel like I'm the only one that has ever had this problem.... (deep down I hope I'm not)...

So I have one of those corner showers with the curved shower door that has two wheels that ride along the top rail. There are two little plastic "hooks" at the bottom that may be not functioning properly.

The door keeps falling off the tracks when I'm going down the road. Mostly when on a winding road, but either way, this can't be functioning properly.

I am now using clamps to hold it in place until I find the "Proper fix".

Thanks for your help in advance.

[dadej]

I think it might be a Cesana door. they used them on Prevost and Beavers. Parts are available but getting pricey. The beaver owners forum has some post on the subject. They say to leave the door open while driving. Keep us posted if you fix as I have a door that falls off.

[johnfr80504]

We also have a curved shower door in our '07 Monaco Cayman. Just like you we had issues with the door falling out on the road. The plastic molding that holds the clear plastic into the frame did nothing to secure the frame to the plastic. I first removed the molding and used silicone aquarium sealer to glue the plastic to the frame. This helped for a while but eventually the weight of the door began to bend the frame where the rollers were attached to the frame. It had 2 rollers, one at each top corner and 2 more rollers at the bottom corners.

I ordered additional rollers and installed 3 additional rollers spaced equally along the top of the door to help distribute the weight across the entire top frame. I also added a 3rd roller on the bottom side. These cam action rollers allow you to adjust each one so they all are carrying a part of the load. Since I did this we have not had a single incident of the door coming off.

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