Shower open on 2 sides

and we always sprayed about 40 cm in front of the shower.

Sauna towel in front and that's that ;)

Moreover, I fear that many ladies might find it too cold because the surrounding air can flow freely through the shower.

Not at all, it's the other way around :D

I have been able to use this type of shower honestly for years, and it was simply heavenly not to freeze, because it doesn't trap the heat in a cabin. It only gets cold when you open the shower door; besides, the mirror does not fog up with the shower open. Also, the reduced maintenance effort should not be underestimated; squeegee over the tiles and that's it.

We are about to renovate our bathroom, and one thing is certain: there will be no shower door; maybe we'll implement the OP's idea. I find it an exciting idea because we have enough space.

Rhineland greetings

Sauna towel in front and it’s all good ;)

We have that ;-)

Not at all, it’s the other way around :D

I have been able to use this shower design honestly for years and it was simply heavenly, especially not freezing because it can’t trap the heat in a compartment. Only when opening the shower door does it get cold; besides the fact that the mirror also does not fog up with the shower open. The lower maintenance effort should not be underestimated either; squeegee over the tiles and it’s done.

We are about to renovate our bathroom and one thing is for sure: there will be no shower door then; maybe we will also implement the OP’s idea. I find it an exciting idea since we have plenty of space.

Regards from the Rhineland

Are you sure we are talking about the same thing? We also have our shower open on one side—completely without a door. I find that wonderful. But on two sides?!?

But on two sides?!?

Yes, I imagine it quite airy; we would also have space. Rhenish greetings

Yes, I imagine it quite airy...

I told you so ;-)

airy in the sense of "more" space; not in the sense of cold ;-)
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yes, the question is how far the water really splashes with a proper rain shower (everyone seems to say something different) I can hold the tiles at an angle beyond the wall so that the water flows back and the second wall would be continuous anyway it would be interesting if someone has done something like this before and maybe also has photos it would really fit well with my room layout