How to make an Outdoor Shower
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A simple how to build outdoor shower for Camp or Cottage.
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Fantastic! Let us know how it turns out.
Isn’t pretty?! It’s gorgeous!!!! Rustic is the real beauty ❤❤❤❤❤ love it!!!!!
Thank you!
I built my own outdoor shower for my house in Maine based on this video. I modified several aspects of the design to fit my purposes including more privacy, larger footprint, free-standing and different hardware. But it's the samearchitecutre and it's gorgous. Thanks for taking the time to share, it was profoundly helpful in my effort.
Thats really great! Is there a picture online?
would have posted a pic here but didn't see it as an option. I can email one to you....
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hey just wanted to thank you for the great instructional vid. Built my own outdoor shower last week with many of your techniques. It's awesome!
Fantastic! 😀
nicely done - was very instructive. This video made me realize that one needs both the skills and the machinery & equipment. My husband and I have neither, sadly, and I am very happy to pay someone - and will appreciate the skills that go into even a seemingly simple project!
True, it does take time to build up the skills and tool collection.
yes, me too, G_d made me a desk jockey for a reason!
Nice Job! The slide -in 1x6 boards makes transporting very compact but quick and easy to reassemble.
Hey there. I really enjoyed this video. I just completed my own freestanding outdoor shower using this concept for my design. I didn’t include a door as we don’t require one for the location of the shower and instead designed a box on the side for a propane water heater. Thrilled with the way it turned out. Thank you.
Glad to hear the video was helpful. Congratulations on your project!
Nice project. You're brave souls showering outside like that.
I would have made a lighter door with a full downward diagonal brace toward the hinge.
wow! thats fantastic.. the only thing to add for an outdoor shower where there is lots of water, is to waterproof it.. I seen no mention of it in this video, but hope you eventually include it.. ;)
I’m about to do one for our block here in Australia. I’ll be making mine out of old fence palings which I’ll stain black. To save some time building a box over the pex piping. You could use black half round guttering. It here are some great videos on expert cutting the folds and angles on YT.
good luck
This is amazing, and I am mesmerized by all your tools. That’s what she said.
thanks!
Love this 🙌🏽 I'm always intrigued by clever people who are good with carpentry and engineering!
Awesome! My husband and I are going to go off grid in the next year or so and of course we will need a shower. love this design
thanks for the vid! you have some skill! so we can have more vids :) the push stick for your table saw always goes between the blade and the fence. as far as safety is concerned, you're preventing a kickback, which happens when the wood gets wedged between the fence and blade. doing great man! thanks again!
Best how to video I've seen! Beautiful job. Very easy to follow, no time wasting like most videos Ive seen. Thank you for sharing!!
Blessed are the hands that build! Love it! Very rustic and pretty! :)
So clean , the simplicity of description/explanation is refreshing;
really well done
thanks
Love the breakdown of design and cost. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. I’ve been thinking of constructing an outdoor shower for my cabin. This design looks great!
Thanks for the idea! I’ll be building this at our cabin Memorial Day weekend.
Check out our build at Blackwell Adventures! Live now. And thanks again for the idea
Overall, looks good. But I have ask if you understand the correct use of a push stick on the table saw. You're supposed to push the workpiece through the fence side to prevent kickback, not on the waste side. Looks like you had enough of a fall off to be safe(ish) in this particular video but wow, that's scary. I wish I could say I've never had a skinny piece get trapped between the blade and fence and become a missile into my stomach ( or worse) but alas, I learned the hard way.
Amazing work! Your skills are truly impressive!
nice and easy plan, thank you. where I am in Muskoka all grey water must go to a septic bed or leech pit...so a drain etc. is required.
Amazing just amazing. I really like the sliding boards feature. Your sketches make it easy to understand what is going where. Good lighting and audio as well . I may build this for my telescope. What a great video.
Thanks Lee!
The camera work and shots are awesome ! I loves the high speed stuff 🙌
Thanks for watching!
Loved everything but the sound of that MARKER on the paper!!!
Love that little dog😄
Thank so much, copied your "wall slots" idea for a 6x6 outdoor shower for my sis-in-law on Lake Huron. Worked great, I'll try and post photo.
Thanks, I would love to see how yours turned out.
Shower looked really good. But man, your property is amazing
Thanks!
I recently built a outdoor shower tub using our old tub from. Remodel. It’s so nice to have although I don’t think the city’s like them much. Oh well you know what’s freedom if you’re not free
sounds great, we have a wood fired hot tub as well. do you heat with wood?
Ontario Lakeside no I put a hotwater Silcock on the House and ran hoses to the bathtub
Not exactly what i'm looking for, but really nice.
awesome shower, loved the sliding door handle.
Thanks, the handle works better than I expected. Simple.
Curious what wood you used. Hard to figure out $200 if its cedar at $20 per six foot board?
Is there a way to get a list of what materials to buy? I'm trying to interpret it from the video but its tricky to make sure I get everything down to bolts etc!
Great design, I’m going to build something very similar, thank you!
Cool project. I'm gathering ideas for our outdoor shower, and I like this one the best. Well done.
Thanks very much.
Wow, you made this look so easy. My best friend and I are going to build one at my beach house in a couple of weeks! Do you have a list of all the cuts or do I just need to get them from the video? How did you join all the sides together, did you screw in from the outside in or did you use braces of some kind?
Good work!
you should mention the material type you are using so people will know what is the most rot and water resistant especially for the floor
:)
looks like cedar
The editing/ camera work 👏
Could I have the measurements or do you have a website I can get these, thank you 🙏🏼
That's a great looking outdoor shower! Thanks for making this video, I'm looking for inspiration for my new outdoor shower setup. I wish materials were more affordable in Hawaii though, $200 is crazy cheap!
One thing we have in Canada is trees!! Good luck with your project.
To cut costs use local materials. IOW, make the walls out of vertical bamboo free-standing between two boards. When they rot just go cut more bamboo and drop them into place. That's how they make an outside shower or fence in Jamaica.
Great job, I appreciate you sharing your ways! I’m gearing up for this job and had a question on what screws did you use on this job and mainly on the 4x4’s to the base?
Awesome video! Thank you for putting this together!
Your videos are very well made !
Thanks very much!
Nice door lock idea :D
Thanks!
Thank You for sharing. Nice work!
the walls of an outdoor shower, in a place with beautiful views and surroundings should be no taller than shoulder height. Taking a shower in a cold rain is better with a roof-over. The towel rack should also be rain proofed. For those shy types, use privacy lattice at eye level. In Florida, all my outside showers were a bit larger to allow for more air circulation. Materials should be water resistant as much as possible. Hardie planks, plastic lattice, stone floors, and high gloss paint will reduce mold and mildew. I have rarely showered indoors for many years now. Two shower heads will turn your shower into a spa like experience.
Great tips! Thanks
Awesome. Clever lock.
Great idea,i think I’ll use it thanks👍
great job! i was thinking ,mabie some kind of water catch, and drain hose, going to a french drain.. just to keep the stagnet water smell down? thanks again happy trails...
the water drains into a rocky area and the grass there has never been greener. if it becomes a problem we may need something more.
very good but I would've made the floor plastic .
Sharing this wonderful info ...... ! ... Thank You!
You are welcome!
Well done
Nice work, video and shower.
Great video! What tyoe of drainage under the deck did you install? Catch basin? Gravel pad?
Awesome work!
And a Techno crane shot at the end ! What the heck ?!
I think that is a drone...lol, not too tough, but yes funny ending
Great work
I love working with wood but having all the tools on hand is always my biggest obstacle
+WithTheBears if your in a bigger city they may have a tool lending library.
Great vid! One thing though. I think my one-thumbed uncle may have a thing or two to say about your table saw safety.
I hear you, Im trying to be better about that!
A+
Good job
great job
Beautiful. Will there be any problems with mildew growing on the wood??
No problems so far. Our shower gets a lot of sun so it dries quickly.
Ontario Lakeside Great job ! 👍👏
Is the wood treated at all? How long did the whole build take to complete?
It is treated wood. The build took about 2 days
Good lookin’ shower. Thanks. :)
I see 2x4 being cut but was not part of the list. Just a heads up.
Thank you for sharing
You must disconnected the water in the winter so it doesn’t freeze, correct?
yes we do
@@OntarioLakeside I’m in Michigan so I’d need to do the same thing. Thanks for the great video!
How is Canada not metric yet?
Cool shower 🚿
We are kind of 1/2 Metric! 😐
@@OntarioLakeside
That is so confusing to me in Australia where everything is so much simpler in metric has been since 1966. The only time that anything is imperial is as a reference to one inch is. "About an inch" other than that it's all decimal/metric eg. 1200x2400 or 1220x2440
@@TimBoss2000 Canada has a neighbour, you might know them, there REALLY Bossy and they use Imperial. So we have a hard time completely switching! I agree Metric is far superior. We measure distance and speed in Kms when driving but if you goto a building site there are 2 sets of plans, One for the builders and 1 for the architects.
What type of wood did you use? I just built a cedar garden box with 10- 2x6x8's, and it cost about $166
Edit: Ah, just regular treated wood should do. I'm planning on making something just like this for my backyard. Great video
what type of water pump did u use ?
Good little video 👍🏼
Nice drone shot at the end... Do you have a drone video showing the cottage?
Thanks. We do have some good shots of the cottage, I will try to add one to the next video.
really nice build.
thanks
awesome I'm stealing your design next week!
Thats great, I'm glad to have inspired you! I would love to see a picture of the finished project.
Will do if we get it done before the snow flies I am putting a black barrel on top somehow instead of plumbing. Any vids on a 55 gallon drum tower or any hints.
Before we had our rainwater collection and pump system we used a colman shower bag. Fill it and lay it in the sun, worked pretty well.
nice work bro
What type of wood was used for this?
Good job, hey!
So this wood doesn’t need to be sanded down or anything because it’s for an outdoor shower? I’m new to this world so I’m not sure.
this wood is sold for decking and does not require sanding. good luck with your project
well done
Thanks!
nice TFS😃
I need to make a door for an outdoor shower. Any chance you have some pics of the door?
Cool man👍👍👍
You don't have a "proper" gray water drain?
Nice
Nice..
Sweet....
I love an idiot proof video, I am in Thailand just now, trying to get them using solar to heat water as it is ridiculous that they have virtually unlimited sunshine but all hotels etc have electric showers, such a waste. Great video, people need to start getting back to basics and just building stuff again.
I have seen those solar thermal units, fantastic idea. I would love to have one but it not very practical in Canada. Thanks for watching.
what kind of wood did you use
I used pressure treated to keep the cost down
Made mine out of 2 IBC totes.
I want to know about how you hook uhh water source
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Are you kicking yourself for not putting the plumbing between the house and shower walls?
I planned a cover for the pipes. you can see it the update video. ua-cam.com/video/E2gThadJ1IE/v-deo.html
just what we needed!
also what's the font in the beginning
Coolvetica
@@OntarioLakeside thanks! name is accurate lol
Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took Woodglut. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.
Wet wood attracts termites. You should consider moving it away fro your house or at least treating the area for termites.
No
No stain or sealer?
If I stain it once, I will have to stain it over and over.
@@OntarioLakeside fair enough. 👍🏼
Total cost: about $2K with 2021 lumber prices, lol.
Too bad you couldn’t/didn’t put those or different hinges on the inside. Otherwise, nicely done.
Total cost today about $1200😁