SWIMLINE | Poolside Shower with Adjustable Pressurized Shower Head

We have a 100 percent off-grid cabin right now while waiting on a final turnkey one for our property. We have several different options, but this one straight from the water hose in the summer works great. We have an open shower building that has no top and we can thrown the hoses over to connect to this, or other devices as well as our backup bag showers. Put together in minutes and worked like a charm. Again, this is just for the summer and maybe into the early fall. Our hot water systems will all be working well long before then, but on a hot summers day you get pretty warm water from this one for several minutes. Never extreme cold in the summer so far even from the water sources itself. Wish will had got one of these to start with when we were working toward final solutions on the off-grid cabin. As you can see in the photo we have the other things we use and are working on right now, but wow was this awesome for a quick simple fix. Honestly I am not seeing any problem with them at all other than yes it is a little light weight, but how we have set up for something outside of what it was originally designed for works great. I am sure you might need to weight it a bit outside or on a pool concrete setting. So just a little more work in those situations most likely is the only thing I would think anyone needs to complain about and as far as leaks, as long as it is in tight there is nothing to worry about!

As many others have said, the connection features are a joke and leak from the get go. The connection blows off of the shower when you're trying to use it no matter how little pressure you put on it no matter how small of a hose, whatever. You do get what you pay for here, possibly less. I even got a replacement because of the problems with the first one, and the replacement is no better than the first one. Like others, I was willing to purchase hardware that was actually durable just to make it work without leaking but you cannot buy that hardware, it is literally unavailable in the United States so don't plan to do that. It appears it will last one season or less. I like having an outdoor shower so I guess I'm not entirely sorry I bought it but it certainly is not a long-term product so if you buy it don't have very high expectations. It's a disappointment in all respects. I'm honestly surprised Amazon is still selling it.

This is how FedEx delivers your boxes and crushes them I put it together and everything is nice nothing just broke thank you FedEx I'm very nice very tall I think you'll work fine nice face I recommend it I just don't recommend a delivery service

I am using this as my backyard shower within a pop-up tent. I tried to reach the manufacturer with some questions but got no reply, so found workarounds on my own. It was taller than it was described, so wouldn't fit inside the tent which had a mesh top panel. I wanted to know if there was any way to cut/shorten the top pipe without destroying it. No reply. I finally cut out the mesh tent top and worked the pole out the back window of the tent and then the gooseneck landed at the right place to be centered over me in the tent. It's a bit leaky but not bad. The water pressure is good and easy to control. I'm just using cold water for now. If I keep using it, I'll get fancier and try to get a mixed line of hot and cold going.

As many have said, this outdoor shower could be a lot better. Yes, it’s leaky, and wobbly, with poor quality parts, especially the cheap, weak, quick connect. This is how I fixed some of the issues for $12: 1) saw-off and glue-cap the cheap 1/2” plastic quick-connect T 2) buy a 1” T with a 3/4” pipe thread, saw the main pipe above the old capped connector, but not too high or the shower will be unstable. 3) buy a Brass 3/4” pipe thread to hose thread adapter for the new 1” T 4) buy a set of good Brass quick connects — I use the same brand for all hose connections 5) throw away the awful quality silicone pipe tape, and buy a high-quality roll 6) thoroughly tape all threads in the entire shower fixture, carful to not over-tighten any connection — that can cause leaks! It now works perfectly with no leaks. Yes, it still wobbles, but if you’re careful, it’s not that big a deal. I hope this helps!

My wife and I discussed outdoor showers for our new (retired) home here in Florida.... didn't want to go with the full-monty wood enclosure, Teaque floor, et cetera for potentially thousands of dollars.... We looked on Amazon for one that could work with a garden hose and wallah! There it was. It arrived, sans the bikini-clad girl and took about five minutes to assemble in the living room (used the Teflon tape - heavily - as recommended on the threaded fittings). Brought it out to the pool, connected the timer driven pool refill garden hose and turned on the normally timer-driven water valve. I think the video shows that the shower is robust (as is our water pressure). Perfect for rinsing off the chlorine and even the feet to get rid of the sand {that we do not have}. I wish it was in Greece where we rinse sand off the footsies for real. Anyway, for about $60, this thing does the job. We'll see how long it lasts, being PVC plumbing, but if it's not manhandled, it should last. Well worth the low price.

Shower head is junk. Try to tighten it to the fitting and the cheap plastic ring will break, as it is a compression type fitting. Don't tighten it and it leaks all over. Don't these people test this stuff? Just sell a decent plastic shower head that you can screw on tight to the main unit. Simple! I mean for $64 for some plastic, it should work. I am not breaking it down, packing it up, running to the UPS to return it and wait another two weeks.

2 stars just because the quick connect blows off under the smallest amount of pressure as soon as you turn the valves off. Right now, I have to shut off the hose so we can't really use it to clean our feet to get in the pool because walking to shut it off would just get the dirt back on us and still end up in the pool. It leaks from the quick connect as you use it. It would almost be better if you were able to just twist the hose to the bottom and got rid of the quick connect all together since it is just so cheaply made. Other than that, I would give it 5 stars, the pool shower would be great. If this problem was fixed it would be a great product to have if you want to try to keep the kids from getting even more dirt in the pool especially if you have young kids that like to get in and out of the pool.

I don't often review but for this product I am making an exception. It is very nice and works well. You need some teflon tape for junctions, clip the included standard hose quick connect all the way, fill the base with water for stability, and voila! the perfect outdoor shower. We hook it to a Y hose in the garage with hot and cold water, and leave the garage tap on all the time so we don't need to adjust the heat, just turn on the shower and bingo!

Excelente uso y comodidad al salir de la alberca

Tiende a caerse fácilmente tal vez falte ponerle un peso extra a la base, pero cumple su prometido

CHEAP AND INFERIOR PRODUCT! This shower is not worth your money spent and is garbage. The connector does not stay on as soon as even minor hose pressure is applied and most connections leak. I returned for a refund. BUYER BEWARE!

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