jimindenver
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Didn't you see the movie Cocoon? You would awaken young and all. lol
jimindenver said:I think I'd be simple and lazy. A hoop, a shower curtain and a basin to catch the water and a rack to keep your feet out of the water. That way the space would be usable when you were not showering.
LeeRevell said:"If it's warm enough to shower inside the van, it's warm enough to shower outside."
What if your Buddy heater has your van toasty, but outside is 20 degrees F.?
corky52 said:http://www.amazon.com/Camp-Chef-HWD...52261&sr=8-1&keywords=triton+hot+water+heater
I use a tankless just hung on the wall next to my shower, added advantage in winter is that it keeps the shower area warm when your using it. Shower works nice at 45 lbs pressure from a standard pump.
DazarGaidin said:Looking online i found some cheaper solutions to the insane shower walls etc that wouldnt fit anyway. One guy used linoleum over ply with contact adhesive spray, caulked her up and was good. said it lasted him ten yrs. i was wondering if i applied corogated plastic sheets similarly, you think that would work? How about just straight plastic sheets (not like trash bags, thick semi stiff sign type). my work tosses a bunch of plastic signs and one or two coroplast signs every month. they are white on opposite side, so....free white walls? thoughts?
hell after an election day you could fine enough coroplast in front yards to do a whole van or ten
ccbreder said:I waterproofed a plaster walril to convert a tub into a shower by using swimming pool paint. It is a rubberized paint that is used on concrete pools. It is not an epoxy but a one part coating. Epoxy should work. Just paint plywood walls.
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