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I love how tall and strong these are. It is a super sturdy thick plastic. We are renovating our bathroom and the wall next to the shower had a lot of water damage in the bottom corner (despite the previous arrangement being a glass surround). After painting the room, I installed these gigantic guards to prevent against future water damage. They are peel and stick, but as one other reviewer posted out, it is a one shot deal. I think it will be quite hard to remove them once they are stuck on. It might be easier to put on the bottom foot part first (they separate into top and bottom), and then align the top part second. I caulked around the guard to finish the look, but it really didn't need caulking. Just to look even nicer. I'm attaching a couple pictures to show how big they are in proportion to my dishwasher (when I just unpacked it), and how it looks in my shower stall.

Thank goodness these exist! My fiancé rented out his other two rooms before I moved in. Both roommates mentioned water pours off of the front left corner of the bathtub and onto the floor. We didn't think much of it UNTIL he kicked the boys out and moved me In. We got hard wood floors installed in the lower bedroom. When the original floor was ripped up there was water about 3 feet past the bathroom threshold coming into the bedroom! I had to get a towel to dry it up before the installers could continue, then they told us not to use that shower! it was traced right back to the corner of the bathtub. These fixed it all. There are two in a pack so we put one in one bathroom and the other in the other bathroom so they are interchangeable on whichever corner you need them in. Water does not come out of the bathtub anymore during showers and they do not hinder getting in or out. They look a bit silly at first but if it means saving our new floors so be it. Installation was easy and only took about 10 minutes. it is suggested you wipe down the area before sticking these on. It comes with white adhesive on the bottom and the side but caulking is part of the instructions. I would suggest these for anyone with kids or guest bathrooms.I've added a link of the caulk my fiancé used. it dried clear and looks great. Loctite Power Grab White Tub Surround Adhesive 10-Fluid Ounce Cartridge (1363138)

I purchased these a few months back and finally put them up last week. They are amazing! We have 5 kids so splashing water is a normal at our house. These splash guards definitely help with extra water.They were pretty easy to apply, a nice good clean and you let them sit over night to help the tape get a good seal. They have stood up to my toddler test so far.I am extremely happy with purchase.

Two guards come in the box which you can use for 2 bathrooms if you just want to keep each guard at the shower end. My box didn't contain any silicone as some other reviewers claimed, so I had to buy it separately at my hardware store (bathroom silicone additional $6.) My bathroom walls weren't plumb, and there were gaps where the guard didn't touch the wall, so I improvised by adding extra double sided foam mounting tape (about $5. for a 50" roll) so the guard would meet the wall without a gap. Once adhered to the tub and wall, I siliconed all the seams to prevent any water from getting behind or under the guard and to better secure it. It sounds complicated but once I planned it out, it was easy. The guards are heavy plastic and very well made and I'm very happy with this purchase. See my photo.

Installed these and has helped a lot in preventing spills when the kids take a shower especially at the end where the shower head is. Just make sure you know exactly where you want to install each one since the double-sided tape is really sticky. After doing this and sticking onto each location, I sealed them with clear bathroom silicone caulk that I bought from Home Depot for a few bucks. Make sure that you also buy one of those caulking tools to get a perfect seal - I have used the finger method before with no way near the result of the caulking tool. With the caulk, the splash guards are firmly in place, and I do not have to worry about water seeping to the double-sided tape, thereby, increasing the chance of these things falling off. If you expect to love these like I do, then caulk them as with any application in a wet environment.

great quality, and fit great. one side of my shower enclosure wasn't totally straight, so i need to twist it a little before it dried completely to add some glue in the middle, now it is perfect. looks great and fit great. Rock solid. definitely would recommend.

My 12-year old daughter was driving me crazy with the water she had pouring out of her one-billion-hour showers, so I set about looking for something to (literally) stem the tides. These don't look super amazing, but if you have a white tub surround they certainly blend in well enough. AND: they do a pretty incredible job containing water (during showers; if you have a bath splasher, this won't do much). KEY is being willing to step up on the installation and really glue/caulk the things into place. I was a bit conservative at first, and as a result I've had to add glue/caulk a few times. It's not the product's fault -- I was just feeling fussy about putting glue/caulk on my tiling. But do it -- it'll be more durable, last longer, and you'll really appreciate the benefits.

This is exact;y what we needed for our camper shower. They are tall enough to guard the vanity, very well-made. We had to trim a little for a proper fit, but it was easy to do. They seemed a little pricey, but were worth paying a little more for a good product.