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Need a solution for my shower

9 years ago

Hi everyone. I've just moved into a new house and I'm finding it difficult to decide on what to do with this shower. I love it so don't want to change it, but the problem is water gets EVERYWHERE when anyone uses it. Is there anything I can do? Add an enclosure maybe? Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Dytecture
9 years ago
Round shower enclosure with curtains.

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bgfuqua
9 years ago
shame to cover it / how about glass enclosure.
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c_designs
9 years ago
Maybe something like this will work? (: http://www.signaturehardware.com/bathroom/shower-curtain-rods/oval-shower-curtain-ring-48-x-30.html
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c_designs
9 years ago
Also if you have the money you might be able to get a contractor to come out and add a drain in the corner. Then they could redirect the water in the drain. Also if you could put a rectangular/square glass enclosure around the whole area it would look amazing!
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