Prevent shower from freezing & breaking?
11 years ago
This is a beautiful shower and it looks like you used regional stone. How do you prevent the shower plumbing and parts from freezing and breaking in the winter? I'm planning on installing an outdoor shower in Oregon. Thanks for your time and response!
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