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outdoor shower

Posted by scameron (My Page) on
Sun, May 22, 11 at 11:55

We are going to build an outdoor shower and I have a water source to tie into (cold water). Of course, I want hot water, so we need to determine how to heat it. We already have the outdoor fixtures we want to use. Now I just need to determine how to heat the water (propane is what i am assuming) and which system to purchase to accomplish this because I want to hook it to fixtures, not just have a box. We are looking at permanent not portable. It will be visible, so I want it to look nice. Any suggestions on what to use and ideas or pictures of how you did it? Thanks!


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RE: outdoor shower

If the shower is going to be attached to your house I dont see why you could not tap into the domestic water supply. Otherwise you may want to check out one of the electric on-demand style water heaters. I think Ariston makes a line of these - used widely in Asia. You might also check out companies that manufacture RV water heaters. They might make a product you can use either electric or propane. Hope this helps.


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