Doorless Shower Water Splash

You need to install the barrier coming out from the same wall as your shower head the wet wall.

Doorless shower water splash. The best solution is a shower door or a clear shower curtain. In some spaces and doorless shower designs there is a potential for water to splash into the rest of the bathroom. Use a mild soap and water to clean the area.

A normal wall-mounted shower head would be angled toward your body and there would be less splash out the opening. Im happy with my frameless shower screen with door. Rainhead shower with no door-- will it splash too much.

Before installing a splash guard make sure your shower is clean and dry. Frameless shower doors generally have sweeps attached to the bottom of the door which keeps water from exiting the shower underneath of the door. Then dry thoroughly with a towel.

If your shower area is too small for a barrier this size carefully consider your placement of other fixtures. They tend to be peel-and-stick but you can make a splash guard even stronger by adding caulk around their edges. Water can still ricochet and splash out the opening.

If the shower is too small the floor cannot slope for adequate drainage and water will seep out through the opening. Careful planning as well as having a big enough bathroom to begin with are required to minimize this. The shower area is 5 x 35 wide.

A doorless ie walk-in shower requires sufficient space and design to contain the water flow and splash. This will help the splash guard stick in place. According to NC State University length and depth of walk-in showers are both critical.