What Kind Of Shower Can Be Used With A Roll-top Bath?

THANK YOU for taking the time to reply! Ah yes, my question wasn't very clear, was it? Sorry. I'm not good at word limits!

My house is Victorian and I'd like to put a roll-top (free-standing) bath into the bathroom. However we don't have room for a separate shower so the shower will have to be over the bath.

I'm therefore looking for a shower that can be mounted over a free-standing bath without creating a flood every time someone has a shower!

I am aware that there are baths which look like roll-tops but are designed to fit along the wall on two sides (e.g. http://www.albionbathco.com/tridentmain.htm) but I'd rather not have the bath against the wall.

I have also found that there are showers designed to go over free-standing baths but only ones which provide the water from above (I'd heard this called a rainfall shower but maybe that's the wrong term). Here's a picture of one to clarify: http://www.albionbathco.com/effusiodir.htm With this angle of shower there's no option but to get soaked from above, we're looking for something more like what I would call a standard shower on a slider that we could somehow position over the free-standing bath and would provide water from just above head height at one side of the user. On the webpage you provided these can be seen at: http://www.bathroomheaven.com/sp_brochure/flexible_hose_kits So far, all of the showers of this type that I've seen are on a slider which has to be fastened to the wall. I _think_ this would mean that they would be too far from the edge of the bath to avoid getting the floor wet.

So - I'm looking for a way to combine a shower with a free-standing, roll-top bath. The solution needs to be practical as we'll be using the shower every day. A hand-held shower which can't be fastened just above head-height is also therefore not an option. I am fairly sure that what I'm looking for doesn't exist but I can't tell you how delighted I'll be if someone tells me I'm wrong! Thanks again for your time.

Have you had a solution to this. This is EXACTLY what I am looking to do but like you cannot find a simple solution. Let me know if you've found one yet.