not sure what you mean. Elaborate please. And if it's what I think...just get a rubber sink round thingy that you put over the drain ...Suction holds water
Do you mean keeping the water from coming out on the floor or the actual opening. Walk-in showers are made with no barrier to accommodate wheel chairs. If the problem is higher up, a shower curtain should help, but if it's on the floor, you'll need to have some type of barrier. Click the link below to read about some ideas. Wishing you the best!
I had an outside shower installed when the house was renovated. The builder put the pipe in the wall much too high up. Andre the Giant would have a good shower!! For...
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not sure what you mean. Elaborate please. And if it's what I think...just get a rubber sink round thingy that you put over the drain ...Suction holds water
Hi Lana,
Do you mean keeping the water from coming out on the floor or the actual opening. Walk-in showers are made with no barrier to accommodate wheel chairs. If the problem is higher up, a shower curtain should help, but if it's on the floor, you'll need to have some type of barrier. Click the link below to read about some ideas. Wishing you the best!
http://homeability.com/curbless-shower-water-containment-guide/
You could use a cllapsible water retainer shower dam for the shower threshold and splash guards on the sides.