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Old 01-04-2012, 03:16 PM   #1
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Portable shower system project


Hi all,

I'd like to install a portable shower in my office restroom.

Here is an example of what I want:



http://www.shower-anywhere.com/Offic...er-Stalls.aspx

It pulls water from the sink and drains into the toilet, which is what I want in order to avoid an expensive plumbing project.

This kit costs $800 + another $370 for the drain assembly. Do you guys think I could do it cheaper with off the shelf parts from a hardware store?

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Old 01-04-2012, 03:29 PM   #2
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It pulls water from the sink and drains into the toilet, which is what I want in order to avoid an expensive plumbing project.
It drains up hill?

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This kit costs $800 + another $370 for the drain assembly.
Do you guys think I could do it cheaper with off the shelf parts from a hardware store?
I think you could (and should) do a proper tie in to the building
(water and sewer pipes) for far less.

hth

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Old 01-04-2012, 04:21 PM   #3
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Maybe 'drain' was the wrong word. Here is what it says"

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If a floor drain is not available a kit is available AUDR-1 that automatically pumps the water into a commode, bathtub or commode when showering. When using the above kit the shower stall opening is 5.50 inches above the floor. .
I don't think I could connect a shower to the plumbing by myself. I'm not handy with home improvement at all, and I may need approval from the landlord
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