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Post Info TOPIC: Journey Pop Top Shower Head


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Journey Pop Top Shower Head


As anyone who owns a pop top with a shower knows, the shower head is very low.

Ok if you are 4'5" :)

I have recent purchased a new 16.67-5 Jayco Journey Outback and my first project was to rectify this by extending the shower head from the hose with a length of PVC pipe and a couple of screw fittings - all from Bunnings, finishing off with a few coats of silver paint.

Below attached pics of the components and the final product. Sorry I could not work out how to rotate the last two pics.

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Nice job, well done Agro67.

Aussie Paul. smile



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Fantastic job.

They say necessity is the mother of invention.

I believe that the people that designed vans have not really lived in them for any length of time to really know what is required.



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