Build an Outdoor Shower
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
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It was nice of Ron to stop by and help her build this shower enclosure. I like the design they used. Some nice add ons would have been a bench and dry area to hang clothes to change into when done.
Love me some Tybee Island! 😊 Thank you for this video. Just what I was looking for!🤙🏼
Ron,
Although not planning to build an outdoor shower enclosure, the techniques and skills used on your video will be very helpful when I complete various repair projects around my home.
In fact, for example, 2x4 brackets n post brackets reinforced idea to incorporate it in my huthouse repairs.
Thanks again Ron for your invaluable DIY video !
Looking forward to your next video. Also watch your TV program every Sundays.
Two years ago: Cost of project $165
2021: Cost of project $3,500
2023: Wood not available in the US for residential projects
2025: 263rd booster on the way to combat the 17th wave of the 77th variant.
Great video! This project turned out beautiful!
I did this one and the door is way too heavy.
5th post is for plumbing......
Hopefully Mine will get done before I go to Jamaica, The problem We cant used these kinda post due to Termite, in the Sandy bay area, I am considering using Metal zinc, for the walls I cant figure what to use for post, I could use concrete post but it will be too expensive. And how would I attach the metal to concrete🤔 it comes down again to wood. Hiss
Assuming I already have the tools, how much, roughly, will all of these materials cost me if I build this same size?
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Ron,
As a DIYer, i have few questions from watching your outside shower enclosure video. Why are there 5 instead of 4 posts? For added support? Also you mentioned concrete slab sloping towards the yard. Can you give more detail on how to adjust the post to that slope? Didn't fully understand it on your video.
Thanks.
There are 5 posts since the fence doesn't cover that concrete block column where the shower head and valves are.
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I’m in Savannah would love to do this but I have no idea how to get hot water to it lol
Sean Cowan They sell solar powered showers online
A small solar kit with a collector, panel, and pump makes it easy.
In what year was all that lumber and screws only $165?! I bet I’d spent at least $300 on that much lumber today.
Even more than that now! Just the 4 posts will cost you $100 now. It's pathetic what that industry is doing to consumers.
@@chrisn.4136 it is not the fault if the industry. Point the finger where the fault begins. The Democrats!
Even more pathetic, you bringing in politics to a helpful TH-cam video. Look in the mirror
good soup
Step 1: have an existing outdoor shower
Irksome Geithner
She had a shower! You're only providing a privacy curtain!
don't try this one at home.
needs a gray water drain. dry-well. good luck getting that to pass inspection anywhere but in hillbilly heaven
It seems this only deals with pre-existing outdoor showers that require enclosures. Besides, towns that might need outdoor showers probably streamline the codes and inspection for the sake of ubiquity.
That would be like adding a grey water drain for your children's Slip-and-Slide. Most showers are added in out of citylimits beach/bay houses, no inspection required!
simmer down with the pokey peke