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- Watch step by step how I made a really nice backyard shower enclosure. Perfect for showering off after the beach or pool. It has hot and cold water, a full privacy fence, and a lockable gate!
#outdoorshower #diyshower #backyardshower
I am very proud of you, young man, even though you can't do it as carefully as the professionals, you are really encouraging me to do it.
Thanks!
Scott You have outdone yourself!
And have amazing
skills with your
hands 💯
I on the other hand don’t have your talent .
So I bought me a solar shower ,
It built under my unused carport
And I’m still creating more privacy with
Tropical plants and a bunch of other
Camouflage because of my Nosy neighbors 😂
Finally a true DIY video made by an actual weekend warrior, not a pro! Also I remember pouring a small backyard patio with that same mixer and method - best workout I’ve ever done lol - could barely get out of bed the next morning!
Thanks! Yeah concrete mixing by yourself is not fun especially when you realize you can't stop until your finished lol
For your first time with trial and error, good job kid.
Thanks! Yeah it was definitely a learning experience but turned out pretty decent
Much could have been done better but the joy of DIY and an improve to your house is very valuable, congratulations looks incredible!
Concrete/mortared base for outdoor shower seems to be an overkill. Could put some nice stepping stones and river rock in between them and it would do the trick with much less work and possibility to disassemble it later if you need to do maintenance on piping. i dont know where you are but if winter is cold those can burst...etc. It does look beautiful though, no question here :)
Yeah that would definitely work too. It never gets below freezing here but that is also a good point.
Glad to see your imperfections of doing diy we live and learn, happy to this one project done all the way to success 😇🙂
Thanks!
Great Job Scott!! You done good!!!
This is a REAL DIY!! I Loved it , honest and great job !!! Turned out great
Thank you! :)
Just found this. Love it. I love your just do it figure it out mentality. Something I struggle with trying to know all the things at the start of every project.
Great finishing work. Real diy. Only concern I have would be the wood standoffs for the rebar.
Thanks! Merry Christmas
✨️💯👏👏 Bravo, muy buen trabajo, quedó muy bonito !!! Felicitaciones totales 👏 🎉💯👏🤗😊❤️ Saludos desde Perú ❤️ 🇵🇪 😘 👍
Hola! Muchas gracias!!!
Thanks for taking the time to video the process and share. It's difficult enough to undertake this project, much more having to film and edit.
You did a great job. Continue to stay energetic and aggressive with your dream projects and you'll never grow old!
Thank you! Yes, filming does make things go a lot slower and sometimes more difficult but I enjoy doing it :)
Your a true natural mate. Blimmin Amazing job 🙌
Haha thanks!
Looks great man, nice job!
Quel foutoir, quel bordélique ce mec !
Looks nice
Thanks brother
You made my day, thanks for your video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this!!
Very cool!
Thanks Nick!
Looks great......wonderful wok
Thanks!
Great job!!!
@@teresajeffrey6165 thanks!
Great Scott! Talent and looks! ❤
Thank you!
Mate this was a really good video that didn't sugar coat or hide how sometime things go pear shaped. At times I thought of my own DIY situations and how I would have handled it ( Not good). Excellent job and good perseverance.
Thanks Rob! Yes definitely got challenging at points and took longer than I thought it would but it turned out great
This is what a true diy project looks like or at least mine do. Nice finished project!
Thanks!
🎉yes pretty nice🎉
Thanks!
Yeah that's cool man just the slab would've been awesome too
Looks good...nice work
Thanks!
Not bad for a young men🤙🏼🏆
Thanks!
Great video I subscribed and shower looked really nice.
Thanks!
A lot of work BUT the shower will feel so much better
Definetly
If you have to go under a side walk again it makes it a lot easier if you use a pressure washer.
That is a good idea!
@@DIYSCOTT Yeah. Just use a pipe like you did but if you use a pressure washer is will cut a hole the size of the pipe without using nearly as much water. A lot of times plumbers, electricians and sprinkler installers do this to avoid having to cut sidewalks.
@@DIYSCOTT Oh, and if you don't have one of those nozzles that has a ceramic bead in the end that creates a cone shape. I think they call them turbo tips or something. They are great for this. They are also a lot faster for almost everything else.
@@rehoboth_farm Awesome thanks for the tips! Less water would have helped with the flooding it caused
You did awesome!! Absolutely beautiful stain color 😍
Thank you!
Great work brother. Very enjoyable video. Looks amazing
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Great job! Any chance you remember what Penofin finish you used? Also, did you just use SharkBites? I'm planning an outside shower build in the Texas Hill Country and was curious about using SharkBite connectors outside. We do get periodic freezes through the year.
Thanks! I used a IPE penofin. Where I live it never gets below freezing but I'm sure you can google if sharkbites will work where it freezes but I'd probably just shut off the water
Looks great Scott. Where did you get your shower fixture ?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09QCJ9XD7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 not the best quality but worked for mine
First comment 🎉😅
Thanks for watching!
Turned out really nice. I couldn’t catch the name of the wood slats and the oil coat you used. Can you share those thanks!
Thanks! Yeah the wood is IPE and I used Penofin IPE oil
How do u not have all your tools in order before you start a job!
I have never seen such sloppy work and disorganization in my life. However you did a nice job on the posts and outer structure .
That's a great question Christopher haha. Definitely could’ve used a hand and some pointers with the concrete but it turned out alright
Do you really need all that to have an outdoor shower ?
No you could just hold a garden hose over your head too
Needs more rebar.
Haha... I feel bad for the person who is gonna have to take it out one day
Nice Build, What Exact stain and color did you use on it?
www.amazon.com/Penofin-Penetrating-Treatment-Hardwood-Exterior/dp/B01DJNCY62?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A2H3VCYYR6AE8F
It rains outside way more than you take a shower. Why do you need a shower drain for an outdoor shower?
Gravel base with steppingstones on top would be much easier.
Yeah that would work too
Great work just careful with that grinder jeezzz 10:49
Thanks yeah me and grinders don't get along well
Awesome job. Where did you purchase your ipe wood from? Any suggestions?
I got it from a local lumber supply company. I would try to ask for a bulk or contractors discount
You didn’t need schluter outdoors on a concrete slab. It’s only for wood subfloors indoors.
Yeah I did that as a crack isolation membrane but probably not necessary
I would have put paving stones and pea gravel over sand on a French drain. Or a wood deck. Tiled concrete is overkill. Schluter is a waste and not necessary.
What color material you used? It is very nice
I used IPE wood which is naturally a purplish orange color then stained it with PENOFIN IPE oil
Also should have drylocked ur wood, and all stone.
@@allnaturalhomesteaders IPE is extremely rot resistant
Great work dude
Thanks!
Which Penofin did you use? Clear? Colored? Would love to know :-)
www.amazon.com/Penofin-Penetrating-Treatment-Hardwood-Exterior/dp/B01DJNCY62?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A2H3VCYYR6AE8F
Or you could have set polished pebbles into slab and brushed off
That much water next to your foundation cannot be good do you have raised foundation or slab?
Yeah I thought about that once I was already doing it 😬It's a post-tension slab but it didn't seem like the water was permeating through the soil very much because the hole I was trying to get to stayed dry until I poked through
It would probably would've been best to pump concrete back under the sidewalk too but I'm not worried about it
No to wood to raise rebar
can you discuss the costs of this build please?
Yeah good question (hard to remember precisely):
Cedar Posts: ~ $200
IPE Siding: ~$2,000
Block: ~$60
Concrete Slab: ~ $150
Plumbing and Shower: ~$200
A pretty rough estimate of somewhere between $2500 and $3000 in materials. Definetly depends on where you buy it too. IPE is one of the most expensive types of wood available in my area
Looks good but its see through lol
If someone is peering through the slits in my own backyard we got bigger problems
Sand was not good.
Explain... i'm curious
I give half a year his outdoor shower falls apart NON PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER
It's been 9 months and SOLID AS A ROCK... lol (cedar posts are naturally rot resistant and I treated the bottom of the posts)
Gotta love when the average person trys to be a stome mason. You're stone and sand is backwards. The sand goes against the soil, your stone goes on top of that, then rebar, then concentrate, like u said, u didn't know what u we're getting into. But you wouldn't have needed those wood pieces, if done peoperly. Ur concrete will eventually break apart. U didn't seal it either. Smh. Ugh. I hope people don't follow ur instructions. Tell me is ur concentrate busting up yet?
@@allnaturalhomesteaders still holding strong… agree the sand and gravel were not installed in the typical manner - tile still needs to be sealed also. This is not a DIY project you need someone to help you and I didn’t have anyone
Nice DIY video, but do you know how few places in the USA NEVER freeze in the winter (only Hawaii and far southern Florida). You are preaching to a very small congregation.
Yeah... Southern California here (who needs an outdoor shower in the winter though haha - probably would just keep it turned off with valves inside the house)