How to Add Shower to Any Truck Camper (Cirrus 620, Northern Lite 610, Lance 805)

In this video I show how I added a shower to my Cirrus 620 half-ton truck camper. The Cirrus 620 comes with a toilet, but no indoor shower, as do the half ton campers from Northern Lite and Lance.
Pertinent links:
Circle Circumference Calculator
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24" Diameter Dog Tub
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Sink Shower
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84" Shower Curtain
ps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MMHQJP2/
Quick Drying Towel
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[@HuangXingQing]

I've used a plain cotton shower curtain in Summer and just let it air dry, atop a shower deck made using Trex above PVC sheeting. My second shower deck I ommitted all the valves and plumbing belowdeck because if parked with the bow higher than the stern, the water simply drains out below my Sprinter's rear doors. Badda bing! Note: I practice this judiciously in urban environs and don't use anything but water to clean myself and use gyms to shower most times.

[@tedstevens1955]

Thanks for sharing your idea with the rest of them Cirrus 620 community. Your videos helped me make the decision on buying one and continue to help me with ideas like this.

[@thisoldrv]

I really appreciate this feedback. Thank you.

[@jmpfjoy9858]

I came from Reddit to see how you did it!

[@GrantSR]

Good video. I like how you're just matter of fact explaining everything. I just think it's sad, for humanity in general, that we have to go to a website to calculate the circumference of a circle. When, it's like the first math thing that everyone gets taught, ever. It's literally as simple as pi times the diameter. You don't even have to square anything. But, in the end, it's kind of moot. You aren't going to want the top of your shower curtain to be the same diameter as that 24-in wide dog tub. Any normal adult would get frustrated trying to move their arms around. You simply buy enough shower curtains to go all the way around the space that you want to have your arms be able to move in. You provide enough overlap so that the curtains don't easily come open and get water all over the place. And then you just tuck the ends in at the bottom. If you bought more shower curtains then you needed, and then you just take back the extra one. There is literally no math necessary at all.

[@mikebagg9155]

Great idea 💡

[@xodus1914]

Ironically, you are doing something very similar to what they did with Cirrus 670, which for some strange reason they discontinued. Are you familiar with that model ?

[@thisoldrv]

@xodus1914 that was the 720. The 670 never came out. 720's been discontinued because they couldn't resolve issues with the shower drain. Also it was too heavy for a half ton.