Are there any Velcro opening at the top to run a shower tube to take a shower? How does anyone set up a sower without damaging the material?
1724791
There is not an opening or a Velcro for a shower. I bought them for dressing rooms outside our teardrop trailer.
1724792
No, there is no opening at the top, and the entire tent is too lightweight to support a shower bag (in my opinion). I wanted a vent at the top because we used it for a potty tent when we took 20 teenage girls camping. I sewed some mosquito netting into the top and cut a vent - it held up fine, even through a hail storm. So you could cut an opening for your shower tube if you put a little seam binding around it (sew by hand - no way to get the top of the tent into a sewing machine). But I'm still not sure how you'd support the shower bag - tie it to a tree limb outside the shower tent?
1565225
You can buy adapters for the shower head that have a second nozzle that is capped, or you can attach a hose to it. There is a lever to switch it from regular shower to attached hose. Not real hard. I purchased one at Lowes hardware. Ask someone in plumbing, and they will direct you right to it.
2097338
There is, but it doesn't work well. It gets blockedby the bottom of the tub. Flipping it over is easier.
2097851
When you get the package you have to connect the shower head to the chrome arm that extended from the panel. There are a series of pipes in the back of the panel that feed the various water outlets. I suppose you could disconnect the pipe that goes to the shower head from the arm or go directly from the arm with another pipe, but I did not study the piping in the back to know for sure if that is possible.
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There is an on and off switch for the pump.. and the adapter plugs in on the top of the unit. This unis works real well for me. For my offroading camping trips I purchased a 1 man changing privacy tent and took velcro strips and glued them to the inside of the tent.. then bought a length of fuel line to extend these hoses about 3 feet. I also purchased a zodi portable water heater. I connect everything and run the lines under the bottom of the shower (that I set on a small tarp) and velcro the line up the side of the shower and can control the flow of water from the shower head. That way I can take a heands free shower. It actually works out pretty nice. There is an on and off switch for the pump.. and the adapter plugs in on the top of the unit. This unis works real well for me. For my offroading camping trips I purchased a 1 man changing privacy tent and took velcro strips and glued them to the inside of the tent.. then bought a length of fuel line to extend these hoses about 3 feet. I also purchased a zodi portable water heater. I connect everything and run the lines under the bottom of the shower (that I set on a small tarp) and velcro the line up the side of the shower and can control the flow of water from the shower head. That way I... » Read More There is an on and off switch for the pump.. and the adapter plugs in on the top of the unit. This unis works real well for me. For my offroading camping trips I purchased a 1 man changing privacy tent and took velcro strips and glued them to the inside of the tent.. then bought a length of fuel line to extend these hoses about 3 feet. I also purchased a zodi portable water heater. I connect everything and run the lines under the bottom of the shower (that I set on a small tarp) and velcro the line up the side of the shower and can control the flow of water from the shower head. That way I can take a heands free shower. It actually works out pretty nice. « Show Less
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We had the same thing.... we had to get a stoicism valve and actually attach it to the showerhead (ours was removable, ensure yours is too). The nice part about that is you can control the temp of the water (hot is nice for cleaning the diapers but, excuse the pun, crappy for aerosolizing the poop). Hope it helps
1530852
It opens up to wrap around the pole. I like mine a lot. I have been using it for 2 summers now.
177269
The one I ordered (I think it is the one you ask about) has the pipe thread on the inside of the water inlet (top hole). Wrap your threaded pipe with teflon tape, then screw it in tight. Mine worked perfectly!
1657126
You can try to remove the restrictors that sit at the opening of where the hose connects to, but you have to be careful not to crack or break the heads. I bought this for a friend who has incredible strong water pressure in her home and it was too much, so this helped to make taking a shower more comfortable for her.
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There is a zipper at the back that can be used for numerous things, including a bladder. There is a thick nylon strap inside that you can hang the bladder from. There is no dedicated opening to run the hose though, but there is a fastening system from the top of the zipper that run along the strap as well.
1675619
There is a siphon tube but it is not auto siphon. You have to get it started with water.
1643336
I emailed Plumbmajic and they said >>>"this faucet is for filling the tub only, you can't add (Hand held) to this faucet. I do have different faucets that will work but do you want a shower with a riser and shower head or a faucet with a hand held shower on top? Let me know and I will send you pics.Thanks, Kathy 1-800-872-9577
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Yes, there is an aluminum spike which threads onto the vertical pipe. There is a slot in the top of the spike to allow the wire to thread through. The threads are a standard pipe thread, so you can use other mounts if the spike doesn't work for you.
1001933
There is a strap--and I do use it to carry it. Frankly I have not taken it apart and just use that strap to take it up and down. There is NO mesh...it's a solid canvas, off white. I have not had to wash mine and I hang it on the shower.
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The top is sealed and waterproof... But if you wanted to use it for a shower, I'd just cut a hole in it and re-sew so it doesn't tear.. Huum Sounds like you're after privacy not a place to stay dry. Or I suppose you could run some extra hose under it.... zip tie the hose to the interior support pole and yer done! Lots of options.. : )
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It hooks up yo the sower head so being a tub or shower isn't a difference. You control the direction and there is a on off button so it's not constantly on. And the water pressure isn't important because I only use half my water potential. hope this helps
146800
A downspout can be positioned into that open top, then I would suggest you cover around it with plastic or such. There is a perforated disk to enclose the top while letting in loose rain (with no downspout), or downpour from eaves - which is what I use it for. The disk doesn't quite fit tightly enough for me, so I added a circular screen wire on top of the disk (which eliminates more dirt droppings) and I duct taped the disk/wire around the top of the barrel to help hold it in place. The faucet works well; the whole container holds a lot of water. I have really enjoyed having 2 of these (where I have a lot of run-off from the roof) to help with watering during our extreme drought and water rationing for 2 summers. I plan to add gutter drops into them eventually. They are very stable and you can add a barrel/tub/trash can next to it under the "run-off" drain so that when the barrel is filled during a storm, you can still collect extra water.