ᐅ Shower in the clubhouse, two shower stations, and a wall-mounted drain

Hello,
in a clubhouse, there are two shower spaces arranged at a corner with a wall drain located under the faucet of one of the showers.
This means that the water from one shower runs over the other shower space.

This has now become a topic of discussion because workplace regulation 4.1 (6.4(2)) states that shower water must not run over another shower space. However, this is just a workplace guideline, and the clubhouse is not a workplace.

Can anyone help me?

Best regards
HansWehPunkt

Where there is no complainant, there is no judge.

Furthermore, are guidelines not binding?
And if it doesn’t have to be done but can be done, then where exactly is the problem now?

The plaintiff is a club member. So, the plaintiff, judge, and defendant are the same person. The water always flows over to the neighboring shower area. This means one person is always standing in the "dirty water" of the other. In swimming pools and communal showers (generally public showers), the shower water is always drained in a way that it does not overflow into the adjacent shower space, which makes sense.

I am looking for a document that states it does not matter in a private house or clubhouse (comparable) situation.

Maybe someone can help me.

Best regards,
Hans

Okay, but this is actually a case where changes are allowed, right? The situation isn’t particularly ideal now.

That’s where my knowledge runs out 🙂