I’m impressed you used copper.
Installing an outdoor shower
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Just crap thin wall type M.
three_jeeps
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Perhaps I am not seeing it but, why is there not a floor drain?
Ready to tile, then built 2 walls and a door.
It would be cool to use 2- 3/4” copper pipe on each side connecting to the walls and have curtains to pull. Just my idea 
Looking back at the pics I don’t think the property line wall would be tall enough.
Maybe you could build a custom hoop out of copper……
Looking back at the pics I don’t think the property line wall would be tall enough.
Maybe you could build a custom hoop out of copper……
I'm actually lagging a few Simpson 4x4 Post Bases into the concrete, installing pressure treated redwood, slipping the white PVC over it, then buying 2) 6' white PVC fence sections, cutting one in half, for the back and walls. I'll add a hinged door, a sloped PVC roof of some type, a solar light (it will be dark n there!) and some towel hooks. My primary concern is rot and rain protection.
Rossando
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Strap the pipe down and then start covering it up.
Are you still required to use those air chambers where you're at?
It’s a complete waste of time and materials and create a dead end. I imagine you know that though.
Yeah, I can't figure out their purpose. Maybe a sediment trap?
RickFlorida
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I was just going to say the same!
RickFlorida
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I'm glad this question was posted (and the answers that you basically just need Delta 1400 and make 3.5 inches of space with material). I've been wanting to make a shower by my pool when I get a chance. Wife is still pissed right now that my sub panel project to move the irrigation pump was so expensive so I'll have to wait before I can do the project. Did you all know what GFI double pole breakers cost now? Wow.
Homemade air chambers that fill up with water and do nothing but hold stagnant water.
I started tiling but when I opened the 3rd box of tiles, I saw that every edge was broken. I spent over an hour returning and replacing, primarily because after standing in a 30 minute return line, I realized that I forgot my wallet, and since they needed to credit my credit card, I had to return home, get my wallet, then return. Damn, I hate when that happens.
Tiling done!
All done. Now for the privacy walls. 
