Customizing Your Outdoor Shower
Each of our outdoor showers is built to order and is outfitted with one to six user “stations”. A “station” is a control valve and a shower nozzle or a control valve and a foot wash nozzle located on one of the six panels around the tower.
Depending on your needs, you might order a “three station” Shower Tower , with two shower “stations” and one foot wash “station”. Depending on your site, you may want the two shower stations on one side of the tower and the foot wash station on the other side. Maybe you need all stations on one side of the tower, or maybe just one shower station and one foot wash station. If you need to serve lots of users quickly, a “six station” Shower Tower would best fit your needs, with four shower stations and two foot wash stations - or three of each - or five and one? We hope you get the picture. Please refer to the diagram below to help visualize the configuration possibilities.
Colors
ShowerTower is available in three standard colors:
Standard colors are part of the pricing shown on our Order Form / Price List sheet.
Custom colors are provided at an up charge of $125.00 per tower. Many custom colors have been previously mixed, including various shades of Blue, Green, Coral, Teal, Red, etc. More than likely, we have a pre-mixed color that would be suitable for most applications.
For architecturally specified sites, we can match any color if a color swatch is provided.
Other Outdoor Shower Options
Control Valve Height:
Control valves can be centered on the tower at a 50” height, or they can be located at an ADA acceptable 48” height. (photo)
Hose Bib:
hose bib can be installed on the tower to help make maintenance of the shower area more convenient. Hose bibs are polished chrome plated brass construction with a removable tee key handle. The hose bib would be installed on the lower flat panel of the tower at a charge of $75.00. (photo)
50” Shower nozzles:
A shower nozzle can be placed in the center panel of the tower if desired. This is popular for a “kids” shower station. The control valve for the 50” shower nozzle must be placed on the adjacent center panel, either side, since there’s not enough space for both the valve and the nozzle on the same panel. (photo)
Manual Control Valve:
A manual on / off control valve may be substituted for the push button, self-closing valve.
This valve comes with a star handled control cartridge that must be turned manually on and off.
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