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Marine-grade stainless steel suits exposed outdoor showers. Thermostatic controls help keep the water temperature consistent.

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About Outdoor Showers products

Outdoor showers rinse people down where they get wet: beside the pool, at the bach, after a day in the garden. The products on this page include individual heads such as the Sola Shower Head by ABI Interiors and complete assemblies such as Waterware Pacific Outdoor Shower Towers by Waterware, all specified for exposed conditions. They sit within ArchiPro's wider range of premium outdoor and landscaping solutions, with outdoor shower fittings, hoses, brackets and screens listed alongside the showers themselves.

Discover a great range of stylish outdoor showers from leading brands and trusted suppliers in New Zealand. Perfect for rinsing off after a swim at the beach or a workout in the garden, they're fantastic for embracing our outdoor lifestyle, providing a convenient way to freshen up without tracking sand or dirt inside. They instantly add a touch of luxury and resort-style living to your property, creating a refreshing and invigorating experience.

Types of outdoor showers

There are a number of outdoor showers to choose from in New Zealand and within those an even greater range of styles. They have different characteristics and features which you should consider before making your final decision.

1. Freestanding showers

The freestanding outdoor shower is the classic outdoor shower design, typically consisting of a shower head and a simple stand or frame. They offer flexibility in placement and can be easily moved if needed. Great for a quick rinse after the beach.  

2. Wall-mounted showers

These showers are attached directly to an exterior wall of your house or another structure. They offer a clean, streamlined look and can be a space-saving option if you have a suitable wall available.   An external shower head on a suitable wall, paired with an outdoor shower hose on a bracket, gives a hand-held spray wherever the plumbing reaches.

3. Enclosed showers

For added privacy and protection from the elements, consider an enclosed outdoor shower. These can range from simple screened enclosures to more elaborate structures with walls and a door, creating a more private and comfortable showering experience. Where a full enclosure is unnecessary, a single outdoor shower screen can provide the privacy needed, and outdoor shower accessories such as foot washes and spare brackets complete the setup.

4. Rainfall showers

Experience a luxurious and immersive shower experience with a rainfall shower head. These large, flat outdoor shower heads deliver a gentle, cascading flow of water, mimicking the feeling of showering in the rain.  

5. Multi-function showers

For the ultimate outdoor shower experience, look for multi-function showers that offer a variety of settings, such as massage jets, adjustable spray patterns, and even built-in lighting. These provide a truly spa-like experience in your own backyard. Finish is worth considering here too. A copper outdoor shower weathers to a soft green patina over time, and an outdoor copper shower head can be specified on its own or as part of a copper outdoor shower kit with matching controls. Check the kit's connections suit your water supply before ordering.

6. Portable showers

If you need a temporary or movable outdoor shower solution, portable showers are a great option.

An outdoor solar shower warms its water through a dark collector panel, so it needs no plumbing connection at all. Position it where it gets full sun through the middle of the day, and it suits pool edges and holiday homes where a simple rinse is the point.

The benefits of buying a high-quality outdoor shower

Investing in a high-quality outdoor shower in New Zealand offers many advantages. Durable, weather-resistant materials like marine-grade stainless steel and premium timbers ensure your shower withstands the harsh climate, preventing rust, rot, and deterioration for years to come. A well-designed shower enhances your outdoor living experience, providing a convenient and refreshing way to rinse off after a swim, gardening, or other outdoor activities, keeping sand and dirt out of your home. A stylish and functional outdoor shower also adds value and a touch of luxury to your property, creating a resort-like feel and enhancing your enjoyment of the outdoors.

How to choose an outdoor shower that's right for you

Choosing the right outdoor shower depends on several factors. Consider your budget, available space, and plumbing setup - will it be a simple cold-water setup or a more complex hot and cold system? Think about how you'll use the shower; a quick rinse after the beach might only require a basic freestanding model, while regular use might justify a more enclosed or multi-functional option. Match the shower's style to your home's aesthetic - sleek metal for a modern look or natural wood for a more rustic feel. Finally, prioritise durability and choose materials that can withstand the New Zealand climate, ensuring your outdoor shower remains a refreshing oasis in the short and long term.

Other outdoor and landscaping products that you may need

If you're renovating your entire outdoor space, then there are other products that may be of interest. For example, you may want to upgrade your outdoor decking so you can make better use of your outdoor living areas. Investing in high-quality outdoor cooking solutions will allow you to enjoy alfresco experiences with friends and family. Finally, a stylish outdoor shelter and shade system will provide privacy and protection so you can be comfortable and relaxed in your home.

Do outdoor showers need drainage?

As long as there's a natural incline away from the house there's no need to get a drainage system installed. However, if you're setting up the shower too close to your home or if it's in a position that won't allow the water to naturally flow out, then you may want to consider getting a drainage system.

What is the best floor for an outdoor shower?

One of the best options for an outdoor shower floor is stone tile. These tiles aren’t slippery and can prevent any mishaps when you're heading out of the shower. They're also low maintenance and feel nice to step on since they warm up when they're exposed to sunlight.

What is a good size for an outdoor shower?

There’s no limit to how large an outdoor shower can be, but experts in New Zealand recommend it should be at least one metre by one metre, so you have enough room to clean up nicely. If you’re choosing a design that doesn’t have side walls, then even if the front isn’t too wide, it’s fine. However, if it’s an enclosed space the bigger the better.

How high should outdoor shower walls be?

There’s no limit to how tall the walls can be, and some people have them as high as three metres just to look good. The standard fixtures are usually placed at about 1.5 metres from ground level, so it works well for everyone. You can always adjust it based on your preference.