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I did this, had to chase the pipes into the wall and the oval shower rail was a bastad to fit. Can't close the curtains all the way unless you want to be a human taco. Happy enough though, didn't cost the earth.
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inchpincher
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Awesome! This is exactly the kind of thing I'm after.
I'm thinking if I could get one of thsoe oval shower rails like that ^^^^ but with the attachment points on the long sides, that's my starting point. Then if I could attach a shower head holder to the short head end, strong enough to hold a shower head without the long bar, that might do the job. Cheers, very inspiring.
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But you've tanked the floor before you put rubber matting down(?) right?
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Well exactly. The water needs to come from the ceiling so that it'll be falling inside the shower curtain. If I tried putting a shower head holder on the wall, not only would that suck, but it'd be coming in from outside the shower curtain, so I'd have water all over the floor all the time.
So what I'm trying to do is buy the oval shower curtain and put the shower head inside the top of the curtain rail, and the only sensible way I can think of doing that is by attaching the head to the ceiling.
You CAN buy integrated oval shower curtain / shower heads but they're about a grand and a half. There must be something I'm missing.