I’ve been using a 5 gal shower bag tied on the roof and it works ok. But the 5 gal bag is a pain to tie on the roof because it only has a top handle and no way to secure the bottom. So I thought about mounting a 5-10 gal poly tank to the roof until I found this bag on amazon. It has HD grommets at the 4 corners. So I installed 4 eyebolts and will ziptie the bag on.
http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements ... shower+bag
Instead of just using the supplied poly hose, I decided to do a little outdoor plumbing. I ended using ½” CPVC pipe and fittings because they came naturally in Parker off white (a bit darker) so I didn’t have to paint it. Both the shower head and faucet are threaded so I can remove them if I want to replace them later. The whole project ended costing about $60 and it looks like it will work well. Very simple with very few things to go wrong. Tick off another creature comfort of home—not bad for a 23 footer...
http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements ... shower+bag
Instead of just using the supplied poly hose, I decided to do a little outdoor plumbing. I ended using ½” CPVC pipe and fittings because they came naturally in Parker off white (a bit darker) so I didn’t have to paint it. Both the shower head and faucet are threaded so I can remove them if I want to replace them later. The whole project ended costing about $60 and it looks like it will work well. Very simple with very few things to go wrong. Tick off another creature comfort of home—not bad for a 23 footer...