Drifta Canvas Shower Floor

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Drifta makes the bags, Wax convertor makes the canvas to save any confusion.

[@alishabab3]

on the drifta site it says 12oz canvas

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

@@alishabab3 that would be correct

[@newport5504]

Cool idea, we use to use a bread crate upside down worked awesome

[@brightmangroup1003]

this is GOLD! thanks mate!

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Glad you liked it!

[@marceld6061]

I couldn't find one of these in Canada so I made mine from a portable industrial "spill containment" berm for oil spills.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

I still use mine. Still looks new. A great addition to my camping gear.

[@pheasy7179]

Nice explanation. Thanks Phil. Keith

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Thanks Keith👍

[@HH-vc8hn]

great presentation, thank you .

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Thanks

[@HH-vc8hn]

My pleasure

[@gregdogg10]

Good quality Australian made canvas floor inside a Chinese shower tent.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

😅 Best comment out. LOL. That made me laugh. Yep, it's true. It's a Chinese shower tent. Not a bad one.

[@garrymclovin4559]

Iv had one of these for a few years but its not a Drifta one.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Nothing out there that comes close to the quality of this one

[@grahamwhittaker8844]

Good one Phip,might have to see if it will fit in ensuit bag on the side of the Wallaroo.Cheers😍🍀🇦🇺

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Thanks Graham

[@grahamjohnson4702]

Or alternatively you could use a child's blow up paddling pool, all shapes and sizes to suite your cubical and at 40 dollars much cheaper. Maybe not a 10-year product, but looked after reasonably durable.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

I couldn’t imagine that would last very long. I doubt I would get one camping trip out of a blow up pool

[@grahamjohnson4702]

@@PhilsCampingReviews Then you don't know how to treat your property unless it's built for a war zone

[@surfinwaves4769]

Does it get mouldy or grotty over time?

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

As long you keep it dry and clean when not in use, I can’t see how it would go mouldy. Don’t leave water in it for to long.

[@surfinwaves4769]

@@PhilsCampingReviews of course in summer not likely a problem .... I’m thinking of cold wet weather, if used for showers the night before camp pack up, would canvas dry on a cool damp night, before you have to roll it up? If travelling for a week or so in poor weather, how would it effectively dry? Maybe best for Qld and top half of the country in your opinion?

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

@@surfinwaves4769 good question, I don’t really know. My guess you will be fine as your using the tray on a daily basis. Consider getting the canvas bag for it, that will allow you to store while travelling and not getting other gear wet. That’s what I would do. If your using every day shouldn’t be an issue, but I’m not sure.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

@@surfinwaves4769 I will look into this further and get back to you

[@surfinwaves4769]

@@PhilsCampingReviews thank you