Previously installed a couple of fiberglass shower stalls that measured 32" square base. The back and side walls measured 74" in height, and there was a 10" roof cap that made up the ceiling of the shower, increasing the passage way to 84".
Not been able to locate vendors or manufacturers that have stalls with roof cap.

Why not give the firm that you bought the other two shower stalls from? Or am I missing something here? Regards, Tom

Tom,
The firm has since gone out of business. I contacted the manufacturer they dicontinued that specific model.
All the other mnufacturers only seem to have open top stalls.

I've searched the web and can't locate enclosures with a top. Why is a top so important anyhow? If you can't buy one can you have one built? Back to you. Tom

Hi guys:

Menard's has some:

Solo 1-piece shower stall with roof cap at Menards

Maxx makes one or two that may work:

Bath Emporium for bath Showers bases and doors from Maax,Neptune,Fleurco, Caml serving Toronto and surrounding areas

You can also check out altrak:

Roof Caps : AC - 32 Roof Cap - Altrek Bathware Products - Alberta, Canada

With all that mentioned, got to agree with Tom... why even install one... not very common nowadays?

Good luck!

Mark

These stalls are replacement for mobile ward trailers we built in 1998. The customer does not want to alter the existing space to fit in a new stall. That is why I am trying to find the original design.
Thanks for the input all. I will checkout the other mentioned places

Tony Q.

If the manufacture has gone "belly up" and has discontinued the model how do you expect to find a roof cap replacement from other sources that will fit on the older enclosures? What happened to the originional roof caps? Can't the showers be used without them? What's the big deal on roof caps? Regards, Tom

Tom,
I'm not just replacing the roof caps. I was searching for the complete assembly. The roof cap just simplifies the installation.
The original roof caps disappeared along with the shower stalls, long story.
Will line upper section of stalls with fiberglass panels to complete enclosure.

Thanks for the feed back.
Tony Q