If you’ve had a bath screen before, you’ll know that it does not fully contain the water, so some splashes can still escape outside the showering area. One solution is a B-shaped bathtub with a fixed screen sealed to the bath, plus a movable panel that slides out to create more of an enclosure above the bath. We have used this solution in quite a few bathrooms.
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