"The concept is almost ridiculously simple, and that's exactly what makes it so clever. The shower is built around a stainless steel frame with a wood-fired heater at its center. You connect a garden hose to fill the pipes with water, load up the stove with small logs, and in about three minutes, you've got hot water flowing through a fully functional outdoor shower."
"The fact that it works in winter is the part that really gets people talking. Most outdoor showers are a warm-weather luxury that gets packed away the moment temperatures drop. Feuerwasser's design doesn't care about the season. As long as you have water and a few blocks of wood, you're showering in comfort. It's the kind of design thinking that makes you wonder why no one did this sooner."
"Temperature control comes through a mixing valve, so you're not just getting a blast of scalding water with no say in the matter. You can dial it in to exactly where you want it, which honestly makes it feel far more intentional and refined than you might expect from something fueled by an open fire. The structure itself is all stainless steel, which means it's rust-resistant, easy to clean, and built to last through years of outdoor exposure."
Feuerwasser produces a patented freestanding garden shower that heats water with an integrated wood-burning stove without electricity. The unit uses a stainless-steel frame and requires only a garden hose and small logs to operate. Hot water becomes available in about three minutes, and a mixing valve provides precise temperature control. The system functions in winter and eliminates the seasonal limitations of typical outdoor showers. The stainless-steel construction resists rust, simplifies cleaning, and endures prolonged outdoor exposure. No ground drilling or electrical hookup is required for installation.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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