Magic White Large Splash Guard, Prevent Water from Splashing out of Bath or Shower, Seals out Moisture, Keep Water off Floors, Peel & Stick Application, Any Size Bathtube or Shower, 29.53x11.14x3.5

Great product. It’s the perfect height to prevent water from sneaking out and it very sturdy. Adhesion is excellent, but be sure to get it right the first time because it sticks tight. Caulk around it to finish the seal in case your wall is not plum.

Before you purchase this particular splash guard, pay attention to the dimensions! The measurements on the catalog page are accurate: This is 28.5" tall, with the "wing" that protects against splashes being ~28" high. There are much-shorter and somewhat-taller splash guards, though I couldn't find any taller ones near this price range. Unless you are a very tall person who aims the shower spray very high, this should more-than-suffice for most use, because the primary avenue of water escaping from the shower is down near the rim of the tub where it curves, due to the gap between curtain and tub.This product is much sturdier than most of the similar products that I've seen in real life (as opposed to seeing them in a catalog). It is a very solid white color, which I prefer as I live in an area with very hard water, and anything clear tends to start looking dingy very quickly, requiring extra maintenance to remove constant mineral buildup. Frankly, I don't want to put that level of attention to something meant to just keep water off the floor, that spends its life hidden behind my shower curtain.Installation of the guard is very simply. It arrives in two pieces, the base and the riser part of the "L". Both have strips of common foam adhesive mounting tape. The base piece has the tape mounted along the bottom and turning the corner to go up the "L" about an inch. This helps avoid having a gap at the critical point where the bottom-back edge of the guard meets the spot where the wall meets the tub.If you are not a person who instantly can detect when things are not perfectly straight or level, I'd suggest putting the assembled guard into place (as it arrives) and marking the locations, before you try to mount it. Since it's more than 2 ft tall, otherwise it will be much too easy to mount crooked, which you won't notice until too late. (For the record, I didn't make that mistake this time, but I've gone blithely along and mis-mounted things often enough in the past that I decided to be more careful with this.)The guard should be installed approximately centered on the tub rim. Installation is simple once you've marked it enough to place it correctly:1) Slide the riser piece off the base, since it comes assembled.2) Peel the tape-backing strip off the bottom piece, and place it carefully where you've marked, being sure that the bottom-back corner is snug to the corner between the tub and wall. Apply some pressure so it sticks well along the base.3) Slide the riser piece partway onto the base. Peel the tape-backing strip off the back piece, push the riser back into place (by sliding it along the base) until it is as snug to the wall as you can get it. Use some pressure to ensure that the entire length of the back is as tightly against the wall as you can get it. If your wall is straight or tiled, this should fit flush completely against it for the whole height of the guard.4) ONLY if your wall is extremely uneven so that there isn't a straight surface to which to mount the riser, you may need to use a lightweight caulk to fill any gaps. This would be unusual in most modern bathrooms.That's all it takes. Despite the 4 steps listed above, it's really a 2-minute 2-step installation (1- bottom, 2-riser).If you've done this correctly, the guard should naturally slip between your shower curtain and liner when you close the curtain.Since the water in my shower is fairly high-pressure and tends to bounce all around the tub, I am using this in conjunction with the very clever Shower Splash Guards for the top of the curtain, which help hold your curtain where the tub turns the corner. With a normal shower that is just splashing from your height on down, you shouldn't need the extra protection at the top.This is a high-quality product for the price (compared to other similar guards) and is very easy to install. It's a simple effective design that does what it should.

I bought this despite reviews that stated it didn’t fit their tub with slightly curved corners because one reviewer posted photos of it working. The item was shrink wrapped and I put it in the corner, saw it wouldn’t work and went to return it. Later I took a chance and tried to install it and it worked perfectly. The way the bottom detached and installs first allows it to fit perfectly despite the curve. The installation tape strip is soooo much easier than the silicone goo, and instantaneous without hours devoted to dry time. All in all I am highly pleased with this and will be ordering more. For the reviews with install issues, I’m guessing they didn’t separate the pieces before installation. As long as you install the bottom piece first and position it as close to the corner that meets the wall, and slide the side into position, you shouldn’t have any problems.

This is a review of the Magic Shower/ Tub Splash Guard.Measures 1.2” thick, 10.4” wide and 28.5” tall.Summary – This is perfect for what I needed. Even with the use of a shower curtain, water would splash and run over the side of my tub and ended up damaging the wall. We have since repaired our wall, re caulked the shower and added this. Bottom line after going over pros and cons is that this is an awesome product. Know this is a large splash guard. I included a photo so you can see just how large this is. Not a bad thing though for me as it means more protection. I would recommend adding caulk to interior edges once installed depending on your setup based on how the self-adhesive could leave small gaps. (Did in my case where I had a caulk joint.)ProsSuper easy fix to keeping water from splashing over your tub corner. Installs with self-adhesive strips vs. epoxy.So no need to worry about it not coming back off if needed or if a there would be a problem.This feels sturdy and durable. The material seems strong enough that I should even be able to scrape off the pre-installed adhesive to use a different type. (Example – If I had it already installed and wanted to move it to a different location.) I will report back if I ever need to do this.This is easy to install as this uses self-adhesive strips and the bottom of the guard can be separated. I separated the base and installed that first. Then I slid the top portion on. This adjusts the angle premised on your wall in the event it was not 100% square.Cons (One star removed. If they add this in description of product that it may be needed, all five would be given.)The self- adhesive depending on your bathroom type may not be enough. My case was a prime example. It stuck very well and was secure, however, the caulked corner allowed a small gap for water to seep through.As a quick fix and for 100% reliability, I simply ran caulk down the interior edges.NotesDid not come in almond to match my bathroom. The color is very close and not a big deal as it never really is seen behind the outside shower curtain. Not a con as it was shown as being white.

No matter what kind of shower curtain we used, water would splash out at the end, making a puddle on the floor. This guard solved the problem. It looks good and was easy to install (highly recommend reading the instructions). One really neat feature that is that the top of the tub and the wall don't have to meet at an exact angle. The guard is in two parts and automatically adjusts to a reasonable (small) gap. We did use some clear caulk on the shower side, to be sure no water seeped under the edges. Very pleased, wish we'd found it years ago.