Curved Shower Door Adjustment

[TakerEasy]

I have a 2017 265RLSW which has the 2 curved shower doors that meet in the middle. One should slightly over lap the other when closed however mine only overlaps at the top, and the bottom is out of alignment.

They are the Pelland Enterprises Round Shower doors I believe. There website has no information and I have not received a response from them either.

On the rollers, I see a way to adjust the height, but is there a way to adjust the standoff distance. In other words, I need to make one side closer to the track on the bottom OR make the other side further away from the track so the bottom aligns properly.

[Grumpy]

That is done with the height adjustment. You need to lower
the side opposite the opening or raise the side by opening, that will bring the bottom closer together. Or maybe a little of both.

[TakerEasy]

Thanks for the response.

The height only adjust the squareness of the doors. My gap between the doors is equal. The the tops of the two doors align perfectly, but at the bottom, the right side door needs to be brought out, towards the track, or the left door needs to go inwards, away from the track.


Take your two index fingers and vertically align them, one in front of the other. If they are perfectly aligned, you can really only see the front finger, right? Now take the two fingers and slightly go different directions so it looks like an X. That is what my doors look like.

I don't see an adjustment. The curve on one door definitely looks way off compared to the curve in the track and the curve in the other door.

Maybe a dealer deal....

Richard

[redsnapper]

I can't get my rollers to stay in the track.
They get put in and the next stop their out.

So I am just going to yank them out altogether and hang a shower curtain on the top surround with 175# test nylon coated SS fishing wire, butt connected with fishing line crimps, then thru a SS grommeted shower curtain.

[TakerEasy]

I actually got a response from the mfg today and they are made by SEA. You are correct, there is only the up and down adjustments, but nothing to adjust them in and out. So if they do not align then you can't do anything about it except replace the doors.

Richard

Originally Posted by Grumpy

That is done with the height adjustment. You need to lower
the side opposite the opening or raise the side by opening, that will bring the bottom closer together. Or maybe a little of both.

[vcbice]

Is one of the 'wheels' not seated properly? If one of them is coming off it's 'axle' it would cause that kind of misalignment. Does the mfg offer replacement 'wheels'? Am interested cause I have the curved doors as well.