I have a triangular shower that was installed completely wrong

Is it leaking? What is the probem?

I’d call back the installer and complain and set an appointment to make it right.

If you feel it was installed wrong, get back to the person that installed it and have it done to your satisfaction.

sorry, didnt finish my question with the first post. It's a rental that I have been trading simple work for rent. Landlord will fix shower pan but thats it.

Keep the shower curtain totally inside the stall, extending it down the wall, anchor with two more clips. Be mindful that the bottom of the curtain is also inside. If the lip isn’t high enough, find some type of rubber gasket or something to raise it up 1”. Attach weights to the bottom of the curtain and the ends to keep it from flapping out. space won’t allow for a door with outward swing. And going inward, you can’t squeeze around it. Paint the walls & ceiling with high gloss bathroom paint. Get rid of wallpaper" it’s a mold hazard.

Yep that's a hideous job, and the paint job is even more tragic.

Folks, please re-read Tupalob's first post. The botch shower job was not done by an installer whom she can contact to get to come back to right the job. It was done by the previous tenants.

https://www.signaturehardware.com/bathroom/shower-curtain-rods/round-shower-rods/32-round-solid-brass-shower-curtain-rod.html

Not sure if this would be a solution or not, I know you said you tried curved rods, maybe a full round will work...good luck and I hope you can move sometime, no one should have to deal with a neglectful landlord.

Could you install a pleated shower door that you would see in rv' s for the door to help by following pan design with pleated tracks? Just a suggestion

Just search neo angle shower rod, that should help. And get an extra long shower curtain and make sure it's tucked in. You could use velcro on the curtain and shower to hold it in on the sides.

I'd get a couple cheap hula hoops and Velcro. Hold the hoop inside the shower to get the length you need to keep the curtain inside and cut them to size. Measure them separately, as the shower may not be square. Attach the top one and use shower rings, Velcro the bottom one to the curtain. That will keep your curtain inside the shower.

You can also adjust the curve of the hula hoop by heating with a heat gun or even a blow dryer and holding it until it cools.

How about a shower ring that hangs from the ceiling...like the ones for claw foot tubs. It would be about the size of a bath tub. You would only hang the curtain on the outer part that goes near the shower opening. If you wanted to put a more permanent fixture in. Much like the hula hoop idea.

Thanks for all your answers!!! I rented this house with the idea that I would design and my "CONtractor boyfriend" would execute the all these projects but he ran off with $8,000 cash the day we were supposed to meet to sign the lease together, instead I signed a lease to a fixer upper with no fixing skills. I should be recording my journey bc its been really funny at times but mostly I just cry a lot. BUT NOT TODAY!! HULA HOOP!!! ILL POST PICS AFTER I FINISH

(and the terrible paint job is an example of what happens when you assume your best friend and all grown adults know how to paint....and if you don't know, you don't paint the trim.)

Did you explain all this to landlord? I would Think he would want to help you to avoid this room becoming rotted and moldy! Good luck! 🍀

This has put you into an awful unhealthy situation....maybe you can contact a building inspector to check this out and put this on the landlord...or see if you could somehow legally get out of this nightmare and get another place to live....will pray for you! Hoping for the best outcome...