Wet room - stopping water going everywhere?

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Hoping someone can help. DS is 18 and autistic, off to university. His accommodation has an ensuite wet room. It's purpose built uni accommodation so I think they might have done it to save space in the bathrooms (?) There is just a shower curtain between the showering area and the toilet/rest of the room. Online info does suggest that the water goes all over the whole floor.

I am worried that every time he has a shower, he'll drench the room and then slip over and slip and get hurt.

Is there anything I can get him? Some sort of floor squeegee or some sort of barrier I could put under the shower curtain?

You could try a flood stopper boom type thing (a smaller version of this)
https://yellowshield.co.uk/products/flood-stopper-12cm-d-x-3m-l?srsltid=AfmBOoq84sdj_DyZY8fGWaVQKa_UplK1ea-TcWarDUVIW-PR-PaQp1h8

Or buy a longer shower curtain with weighted bottom that he can fold under into the shower area that will stop the water spreading

My autistic DC just finished their 1st year, and the Uni accomodation office gave them a room with an en-suite that isn’t a wet room specifically due to the fact their autism comes with clumsiness/lack of spatial awareness.

Have you asked your son’s consultant from CAMHS or private clinic to write a letter to the Uni outlining your DC’s disability needs both for their accommodation and academically? Usually you need a letter both for Uni student services and DSA.