Mildly Infuriating

That floor is not meant to be in a bath tho

I like the Japanese style ones where the entire bathroom is the shower. The floor is meant to be wet with the benefit of just being able to spray the entire bathroom down when it needs cleaning.

This one just makes no sense.

Meh. They can work if you have the space for them. This one is way to small. But I’ve seen really nice ones executed. You just need more space than most people have for the shower to occupy.

Come to Korea! Many bathrooms are just closets with a toilet and a sink with a shower head attached and you just shower in the bathroom and soak anything that's in there.

Then ... then put a door on it!

Was the contractor sick? Did they get kidnapped by ICE and moved to one of their gulags? Is there a glass shortage in your area? Are you really cheap, and just didn't want to pay for the full thing? Was Dinah Lance showering in there, and the water suddenly turned cold because someone flushed the toilet, and she screamed, shattering the glass? Did someone steal it because they needed to melt it down and reconfigure it for a place to store one of their victim's freshly-lopped heads?

Not only that, the draft coming in makes you freezing cold the entire time, forcing you to huddle under the water for most of your shower, thus wasting it and washing away the soap you're trying to lather in.

A hotel I stayed at once had this exact same shower and I can confirm that water did in fact get everywhere. I wouldn't be surprised if the building collapsed after a few years due to water damage rotting/eroding away the support beams under the floor.

When I used to install custom shower enclosures, I would quietly cringe every time someone wanted one of these awful things. What I would usually compromise with the customer on is, size the panel so that the walk-through opening was sized correctly to accept a stock door, if they want to add one later. I'd say more than half of clients would add the door less than a year later.

Doorless showers are great for the elderly, disabled, orgies, you name it- WHEN DONE RIGHT. This is far from correct. The shower spray should be spraying away from the entry, not right fucking at it. It's puzzling because it looks like the control valve is on the near side so they routed the head all the way around to be in the wrong place? Even then, this is kind of a small space for a doorless. Also, one of those stupid corner shelves and a safety handle way the fuck in the corner. Buy a shower rod and floor length curtain to hang inside the glass wall. It'll be real fancy.

yep. had to buy my own door for mine as the installers didnt even include a curtain with their package. tried one before realizing a door is a must

Sorry, are you talking about showers with broken doors, or showers without a door at all?

If the latter, how TF is that supposed to even work? Are we talking like a communal shower, where the door is too far away from the shower for water to splash out?

Yeah, I don't get this new trend of doorless showers. One of the many modern interior designs I think are bad/ugly. What's the deal with modern minimalism? Shit is ugly.

Also, this kind of design is gonna make for cold ass showers in the winter unless you pump your heat all day and night.

As a disabled person who can’t sit or stand up doorless showers are my holy grail I could finally feel fucking clean instead of relying on sponge baths.

I could never afford it though and being severely disabled means I’m poor so yay capitalism.

I don't like doors.

Doors put up a barrier between human and nature.

Get rif of doors.

They shouldn't. If this is new enough construction, the contractor needs to fix this.

Well that's just bad design. The opening is wrong so of course it'll splash and the floor needs to be one level and tilted to the drain.

I've seen some really good ones that work

This is becoming a staple in cheap and mid-price hotels. I have to use half my towels to keep the floor from being wet.

People want doorless showers but most of them don't have the space in their bathroom that would be required to build one that works properly.

Some of them can't accept that fact and try to build one that relies entirely on the delusion that water respects boundaries.

Every hotel ever these days it seems. I guess it’s cheaper than replacing a curtain, or the curtain rod every jackass seems to have to yank on and bend for some reason.

That is not enough clearance, the door needed to be way longer

Perpetually wet bathroom