Summer is fast approaching and one of the things I wish I built was an outdoor shower for my kids! But the idea passed by as I was too busy swimming with my boys and the misus. So in the excellent tradition of hindsight and if onlys. I give you my dear workmates the opportunity to create the "Gold coast special" as my son called it.
Parts list :
2 x 20mm pvc pipes at 1 meter long each
1 x 20 mm gate valve
2 x 20 mm female couplers with one side with a male threaded end.
1 x 20mm 90 degree elbow
1 x 20mm 90 degree elbow with one end with a threaded female end.
1 x 20mm brass nipple.
1 x 20mm to 15mm brass nipple
1 x 20mm coupler with one side with a threaded female end.
Now I'm sure some of you creatives out there are thinking "I've got a better idea" by all means have at it! This is just a suggested lay out if you have a more creative approach don't let me stop you. Whats important is that we build it and enjoy it for the summer! 
https://www.bunnings.com.au/hy-clor-9l-outdoor-shower_p0067195
Not as DIY but you get warm water and it comes in 3 sizes if this small one isn't big enough.
I'm a bit too soft to have a cold shower, even after a swim!
We weren't sure whether to install an outdoor shower as part of our games room and pool project but two years on have found we use it a lot. You can see it in the photos here - https://www.workshop.com.au/t5/Outdoor/Backyard-games-room-project/td-p/93/page/3
Jason
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