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Outdoor showers, tapware, kitchen sinks, and drainage solutions
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Outdoor tapware and showers are exposed to the elements — sun, rain, salt air, and temperature extremes — so the material and finish are critical. Look for:
- Marine-grade stainless steel (316 grade) — the gold standard for outdoor use, highly resistant to corrosion and salt exposure
- Solid brass construction — durable and corrosion-resistant, often with a PVD or powder-coated finish for extra protection
- UV-resistant finishes — to prevent fading and discolouration in direct sunlight
Avoid products designed only for indoor use, as standard finishes can deteriorate quickly when exposed to outdoor conditions.
It depends on how and when you plan to use it. A cold-water-only outdoor shower is the simplest option — ideal for rinsing off after the pool or beach. If you want a more comfortable shower experience year-round, a hot and cold mixer allows you to adjust the water temperature. This requires a hot water supply to be plumbed to the outdoor shower location, which your plumber can advise on during installation.
Pool and shower grates are drainage channels installed around pool surrounds, outdoor showers, and paved entertaining areas to collect and direct surface water to the drainage system. They prevent water pooling on hardscape surfaces, reduce slip hazards, and help manage stormwater runoff. Grates are available in a range of widths and styles, including wedge wire and slotted designs, to suit the look and drainage capacity required for your outdoor area.
An outdoor kitchen sink is purpose-built for use in alfresco kitchens and BBQ areas. The key differences from an indoor sink are:
- Material — outdoor sinks are typically made from marine-grade stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance
- Drainage — outdoor sinks may connect to stormwater or a dedicated outdoor drainage point, depending on your local council regulations
- Exposure — designed to withstand direct sunlight, rain, and temperature changes without deteriorating
Pair your outdoor sink with an outdoor-rated kitchen tap for a complete setup that handles the conditions.
Yes. All outdoor plumbing work — including outdoor showers, taps, sinks, and drainage connections — must be carried out by a licensed plumber in Australia. This includes connecting to water supply, waste, and stormwater systems. Outdoor installations may also need to comply with local council requirements regarding stormwater management and water usage. Your plumber can advise on the specific requirements for your property.
Outdoor — Buying Guide
Everything you need to know before you buy
Outdoor — Buying Guide
Outdoor plumbing and fixtures need to handle what the Australian climate throws at them — intense sun, heavy rain, salt air near the coast, and everything in between. Choosing the right products for your outdoor space means prioritising durability and weather resistance alongside style. Whether you are setting up a poolside shower, fitting out an alfresco kitchen, or adding drainage to an entertaining area, the right outdoor products will perform reliably for years.
Outdoor Showers
An outdoor shower is a practical addition next to a pool, at a beach house, or beside an outdoor entertaining area. The most important consideration is the material — marine-grade stainless steel (316) is the best choice for outdoor exposure, particularly in coastal areas where salt air accelerates corrosion. You can choose between cold-water-only setups (simple rinsing) or hot-and-cold mixer showers for a more comfortable experience year-round.
Outdoor Kitchens
An alfresco kitchen setup benefits from an outdoor-rated sink and tap built to withstand the elements. Marine-grade stainless steel is the standard material for outdoor kitchen sinks — it resists corrosion, cleans easily, and handles exposure to sun and rain. Pair your sink with an outdoor-rated kitchen tap in a matching finish. Check your local council regulations regarding drainage for outdoor sinks, as requirements vary between areas.
Pool and Shower Grates
Pool and shower grates are essential for managing surface water around pools, outdoor showers, and paved areas. They collect water and direct it to the drainage system, preventing pooling and reducing slip hazards. Grates come in various widths and styles — including wedge wire and slotted designs — to suit the aesthetic and drainage needs of your outdoor space.
Installation
All outdoor plumbing installations must be completed by a licensed plumber. This includes showers, taps, sinks, and drainage connections. Outdoor work may also require compliance with local council regulations around stormwater management and water usage. Your plumber will ensure all connections are properly made and compliant with Australian Standards.