Ozark Trails shower enclosure/privy pics

[Crom]

Almost three year old thread -- I know. I just wanted to thank the OP, because I was searching and the OP answered my questions about this product. Thanks for the pictures too.

 

[SilverBullet]

We out a small pallet (well sanded) under ours once to allow water to flow off the floor and out the drains. Worked great and was outside so no wood in the feet.

 

[xjman88]

We have been using this for the last 7 years and its held up for our family of 6.

 

[nat]

I had a similarly designed enclosure (NOT THE SAME BRAND), metal poles, plastic connectors. It lasted until it met the 60 mph winds we encountered in utah. I didn't get it taken down in time and every connector cracked and broke. It lasted 2 years otherwise.

 

[wgyouree]

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately I was in a hurry and didn't research and bought a Stanisport. The thing has 10(!) metal poles and takes forever to setup. Looks like I'll be ditching it for one of these. Lesson learned, always do your research...

 

[Crom]

So based on all the positive feedback, I picked one up the other day and I was surprised at how sturdy it was. It's true it goes together and comes apart quickly. I like that the poles are shock-corded for easy assembly. There is a 3/4" nylon strap with a hook attached in the center of the tent which actually is connected to the hub assembly for hanging a solar shower I assume. I applied lots of downward force on it and it held up pretty good with no noticeable deflection in the poles. No detectable flaws in the stitching. Looks goood!