How to Build an Outdoor Shower #DIY_Crafts

Tools you'll Need:
Measuring tape
Carpenters Square
Circular saw
Electric drill and bits
3/4-inch paddle bit
Post-hole digger
Level
Paint brush.

Materials:
Two 26- by 72-inch panels of corrugated metal roofing
Four 8-foot-long redwood 2-by-4s
Two 10-foot-long redwood 2-by-4s
One 8-foot-long peeler-core log
Forty 3½-inch deck screws
Eighteen 1¼-inch self-tapping metal screws
1 quart water-based wood sealer

Shower materials:
1 roll nylon plumbing tape
1 showerhead
1 shower arm
Two 1/2-inch elbows
Two 36-inch-long 1/2-diameter pipes, threaded at each end
One 1/2-inch threaded gate-valve faucet
One 8-inch-long 1/2-diameter pipe
One 3/4- by 12-inch hose coupling called a “female hose to female swivel”
2 C-shaped pipe hangers
1 garden hose connected to an exterior water spigot


you can get the Instructions from here.