Evershower

[BroncoHauler]

Has anyone seen, or used, this self contained stand-up shower called Evershower?

Seems like an interesting concept to gain a stand-up shower that is not permanently installed. It has some compromises from a traditional RV shower, but it packs up and you can use it inside or outside.

https://evershower.com/#home


Herb

[Twoxentrix]

Member CarlParr had a very cool setup similar to what you're looking at - but had a small portable water heater in the mix. recycled the water several times - I had the opportunity to see his set-up and I was impressed. I'm sure if you recached out to him he may be able to supply a couple pictures.
Check out post #11 on this Thread:
https://www.sportsmobileforum.com/fo...e-25000-2.html

[BroncoHauler]

Thanks for pointing me in that direction.


Herb

[Twoxentrix]

Just read through some of their literature...Interesting concept for sure Herb.
At 7ft tall this shower stall could work inside the Van if needed (with or without the support poles) which is very intriguing. Not something we would do often, but would certainly have come in handy on a number of occasions. Packs down to 20.5"x20.5"x6" so it would also work well in a walkthrough floor plan like ours - I really like the versatility.
I certainly don't need another project or piece of equipment, but you now have me contemplating this.

[86Scotty]

I'm curious of price. From Australia it will likely very well made and very expensive but for me the complexity always ruins things like this.

[Mikerson]

I found a distributor in the FAQ section of the evershower site.
https://vandoit-store.myshopify.com/
Looks like currently starting price of $270.

[motovan_mn]

Sooooo... am I the only one that is a little put off by the thought of recirculating dirty shower water? Or is there some sort of filtration system that I'm not seeing on their website?

[BroncoHauler]

Originally Posted by motovan_mn

Sooooo... am I the only one that is a little put off by the thought of recirculating dirty shower water? Or is there some sort of filtration system that I'm not seeing on their website?

It's all about water management, but you don't have to recirculate the water, I believe you can use any water source an.d let it drain out the bottom


Herb

[Twoxentrix]

I believe I observed it with CarlParr's set-up which I mentioned earlier - I'm almost positive he spliced a water filter (same or similar to those you attach to a hose before a water line feeds into your on-board tank fill cap) in the pump pick-up line... at least this is what I envisioned doing.

[Jeff94598]

I think it looks interesting. I just ordered it from the link mentioned above. When it arrives I will put it to use and let you know how it works.

Jeff