pcatterall
Well-Known Member
Sorry I meant sexy as in 'cool'. I'm very pround of my slightly heath robinson solution to the shower issue.
Crew all say we need one but where to install in a 33 footer?
front heads were out as there is no space in bilges ( water tank there) it had had a showere there before but the water wouldnt run out of the shallow bilges and space was limited anyway.
The after cabin was more promising, water can go down into the deep bilge and then get pumped out. Not enough space in the heads itself for a decent sized shower so I fitted this curtain so as to use the passage and the heads compartment.
The curtain fits on a curtain wire held by 3 little hooks. It all detatches except for the 3 unobtrusive hooks.
For simplicity I have used a solar shower bag hung from the boom, I have added a watering can rose and garden switch. The head is held firmly in place with a ss ubolt simply pushed into 2 small holes in the hatch suround.
The area can be completly enclosed and there is a canvas 'lid' using the winter hatch cover.
The head element can be used on deck following one dip in the warm med.
The concept is just to give us the chance of a shower if we are away from amenities rather than a luxury solution. However once set up ( it takes 5mins) there is more space than in many 'luxury boat showers I have used ( Im working on the soap holder)
Sorry to disapoint you on the sexy bit but I had to get you to look somehow!!
Crew all say we need one but where to install in a 33 footer?
front heads were out as there is no space in bilges ( water tank there) it had had a showere there before but the water wouldnt run out of the shallow bilges and space was limited anyway.
The after cabin was more promising, water can go down into the deep bilge and then get pumped out. Not enough space in the heads itself for a decent sized shower so I fitted this curtain so as to use the passage and the heads compartment.
The curtain fits on a curtain wire held by 3 little hooks. It all detatches except for the 3 unobtrusive hooks.
For simplicity I have used a solar shower bag hung from the boom, I have added a watering can rose and garden switch. The head is held firmly in place with a ss ubolt simply pushed into 2 small holes in the hatch suround.
The area can be completly enclosed and there is a canvas 'lid' using the winter hatch cover.
The head element can be used on deck following one dip in the warm med.
The concept is just to give us the chance of a shower if we are away from amenities rather than a luxury solution. However once set up ( it takes 5mins) there is more space than in many 'luxury boat showers I have used ( Im working on the soap holder)
Sorry to disapoint you on the sexy bit but I had to get you to look somehow!!
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