No Nonsense DIY Outdoor Shower Build

🚿 Dive into the ultimate outdoor oasis with our latest DIY project - building your very own outdoor shower! 🌿 Whether you're looking to cool off on hot summer days, rinse off after a swim, or simply enjoy the luxury of bathing under the open sky, this step-by-step tutorial has got you covered.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the process of creating your own outdoor shower with ease. From selecting the perfect location to assembling the necessary materials and putting it all together, we've got all the tips and tricks you need to make your outdoor shower dreams a reality.
Key Highlights:
1️⃣ Choosing the Ideal Location: Learn how to select the perfect spot for your outdoor shower, considering factors like privacy, accessibility, and drainage.
2️⃣ Gathering Materials: Discover the essential materials and tools required for your DIY outdoor shower project, along with helpful tips for sourcing them easily.
3️⃣ Building the Frame: Follow along as we demonstrate how to construct a sturdy frame for your outdoor shower, ensuring durability and stability for years to come.
4️⃣ Installing Plumbing Fixtures: Learn the basics of plumbing as we guide you through the installation of shower fixtures, including the showerhead, faucet, and drainage system.
5️⃣ Adding Finishing Touches: Put the final touches on your outdoor shower with stylish accents and functional elements that enhance both its aesthetic appeal and usability.
🎥 Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a novice looking to embark on your first outdoor project, our easy-to-follow instructions and practical tips make building an outdoor shower a breeze.

[@coziii.1829]

I’m trying to figure out a rain catch shower by my pool Your set up is nice .

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

@@coziii.1829 thanks! I’m starting to use my outdoor shower more than my indoor shower. Just such a good vibe.

[@BibiProvenceBBSmoothMusic]

Love it!!

[@Al-fq1bp]

What kind of shower heads are these? I'm trying to find ones likes yours where the inlet is exposed, so i can connect to my outdoor hose. :P

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

I think if you look on Amazon you should find something similar. The one I used was a gift from my wife. I'm not sure where she got it.

[@Al-fq1bp]

@@AdventuresInHomeImprovement Cheers for the reply :)

[@dianeblahusch9118]

Is freezing weather/plumbing a concern in your area?

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

@@dianeblahusch9118 no it is not. I live in a tropical environment.

[@Cactii101]

Looks nice. You're not worried about the pine being wet down at the rocks?

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

A little. It's pressure treated ground contact, so I think I'm okay for a few years. But, I'm definitely open to a better solution.

[@cj7635]

@@AdventuresInHomeImprovementlooks good mate. Why not just cut it just below the floor level? That way it looks like it continues down and will look good, but then you don’t have the issue of water rotting the wood from the ground up

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

@@cj7635 That's a pretty good idea. So far so good. I've been using a lot lately.

[@emiljovernel856]

interesting

[@lancehinds428]

Have you had any issues with the drainage? And how deep did you dig your hole?

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

I dug it about 2 feet deep. I don’t use the shower very often, though. Maybe once every few months. But when I do, I have no issues with flooding.

[@staceylam762]

You mentioned about filter water, how ?

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

There are filters you can buy that hook up to the hose. If you do a search on amazon for "hose filter" or "RV filter", you should see a bunch.

[@staceylam762]

Thank you!

[@DanaDavis-zt1gx]

Why does the video imply that the shape of the waterline some how will change the temperature of the water. Water doesn't change temperatures flowing inside different shapes. Why would they word it that way.

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

I'm not sure what you are referring to.

[@jeanellesibbaluca9983]

How come you skipped the step on 3:17 to 3:18? The installation of the actual shower heads over the timber. That’s what I am hoping to find from this video 😢

[@AdventuresInHomeImprovement]

Oh my bad. I put the shower head together off camera a week earlier. Other than that, I just screwed it to the wood.