Outdoor shower

[54fighting]

I want to run a single line to an outdoor shower. My thought is that I could connect a cold water line and a hot water line to a thermostatic mixing value inside the basement. I'd set the temperature at something comfortable. I would run a single line from the mixing value out of the basement to a CPVC line which would make up the shower line. Is this doable? If so, any suggestions for the mixing valve?

 

[Plumber69]

There is several options, even this with a hose running up to shower arm

 

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[WorthFlorida]

CPVC pipe or PEX is cheap, why not run two pipes to the shower? You would want a mixing valve like this one. It adjusts for temp and flow rate changes.
https://www.amazon.com/Fyeer-Thermo...ocphy=9011806&hvtargid=pla-351414738935&psc=1

 

[Koa]

I’ve had a few outdoor showers. One in a tree house. It would be better to have the valve at the shower and not some distance away. If you’re already running one line, it’s not too hard to run another. Depending on ambient temperature I tend to adjust the shower quite a bit. Plus it will take a long time to make adjustments in the beginning since you need to wait for adjusted temperature water to reach shower.

Are you enclosing the shower? Last one I did I used vinyl fencing.

 

[54fighting]

Thanks for the replies. This is a very simple shower; for rinsing off from the beach and maybe a dousing after working in the yard on a hot day. I'm currently taping off of a hose bib. I wanted to avoid the additional complexities of two lines and just wanted to get the water hot enough so that a rinse wasn't bone chilling.