Weisshorn Camping Shower Toilet Tent Outdoor Portable Changing Room Ensuite
$72.00
$76.99
Planning a camping trip and thinking whereabout for shower and changing during the trip? Why not bring your own ensuite shower that gives you privacy and shelter? Enjoy the outdoors in comfort!
Designed with fibre glass poles for strong structure and comes with pegs and ropes for extra stability, you don't need to worry when you're half way showering or changing in the middle of the wild. Some fancy features such as extra headroom and storage pockets for your toiletries will make your trip more enjoyable - as if you're in your own home.
Lightweight, portable and comes with a carry bag, it is also suitable for beach events, trade shows or vendors that need a portable changing room anywhere that can be easily set up.
Features:
Large double sided zipper door
Sturdy fibre glass poles - Strong structure
Cross-pole roof - Extra headroom
Removable rain cover - Better ventilation
Hanging hook -(can add bar to hang clothing and towel)
Mesh flooring - Great water drainage system
Handy storage pocket
Pegs and ropes included - Maximum stability
Carry bag included
Lightweight & portable
Ideal for camping, beach events, trade shows, clothing vendors, etc.
Specifications:
Brand: Weisshorn
Fabric material: 190T Polyester
Pole material: Fibre glass
Capacity: 1-2 person
Size: 120 x 120 x 215cm
Colour: Green
Package Contents:
1 x Shower Tent
1 x Carry Bag
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