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>>918132
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/bathroom-shower-curtains/

or google " Shower curtains ideas "

>>918132
mount a shower curtain bar to the ceiling or walls


you're welcome

>>918132
Google: clawfoot shower curtain rod

Here's a semi-unrelated question but I figure OP got an answer:

I live in a commercial zoned space. I'm not really supposed to live there. Can't mess around too much with the plumbing.

There's a sink in the space with a P trap. Is there any way to get a shower pan/tub to drain into that?

>Is there any way to get a shower pan/tub to drain into that?

pull the pump out of an old washing machine, dishwasher, windshield fluid pump or, if you have infinite patience, a backyard fountain.

>>918958
Ish. the only relatively simple solution I have for you is to use a tub and only take baths, and run a hose and use a jiggle pump. It would be tricky because you'd need to thread the hose through the p-trap, so not a garden hose, probably a length of tubing.

Just fuck with the plumbing and add a valve.

alternatively, add an "emergency chemical shower" to your commercial space.

>>918958
Stand over a bucket and rinse yourself with a waterpik

>>919093
Cool, jiggler syphon might do the trick until I can suss out how much real plumbing I can do in there

>>918310
the 'official' ones tend to be $pendy. I Iucked out and found one at a garage sale for less then $10 last summer.
you can rig one using conduit pipe; bend it to an oval shape, hang from ceiling above the tub, hang standard shower curtain on the pipe - you might need two of them to make it completely around.

>>920411
Thats a good idea re: conduit

I bought an old warehouse and renovated into four condos and 8 lofts. In the cellar we found five clawfoot tubs that we refinished for some of the lofts. We hung black pipe from the ceiling using the black fixtures for that industrial look. Turned out nice