Backyard Showers

Outdoor Showers in Sydney

Handmade copper outdoor showers designed to fit Sydney courtyards, pool areas and terrace gardens.

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Copper Showers, Custom Built For You

Artisan Showers designs and builds custom outdoor showers in Sydney, with every piece handcrafted from copper rather than pulled from a standard product line. We start by talking through how you plan to use the shower, whether that's for cooling off after a swim, washing down after the beach or simply adding a striking feature to an outdoor area. From there, we cut, shape and weld the copper ourselves, so the finished shower is built specifically for you rather than assembled from generic parts.

Take a look through our nine standard designs, or get in touch about something fully custom. Call 0479 072 203 to get the conversation started.

Close-up of a brass valve wheel fitted to a copper pipe

Shower Styles For Sydney Homes

Each design differs in riser diameter, shower head size and whether it runs hot and cold or cold only, so there's a natural fit for most spaces. Anything here can also be adapted, or built entirely to your own brief.

Pipe thickness (smallest to largest)
  • 1/2"(13mm)
  • 3/4"(19mm)
  • 1"(25mm)
  • 1 1/4"(32mm)
  • 2 1/2"(64mm)
Neck styles
Gooseneck or square riser
The Ocean cold-water copper outdoor shower with a 140mm raw brass head

Bungalow

From $900

Gooseneck riser, sand bent.

Specifications
  • Gooseneck riser, sand bent.
  • Designed to sit over an outdoor bath (includes bath spout) or be wall mounted with a tap.
  • Isolation valve switches between shower head and bath spout/tap.
  • Pipe: 1/2" (13mm), 3/4" (19mm).
  • Head: 140mm, 200mm, 250mm.
  • Hot/cold available.
  • Wall mounted only.
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Made By Hand, Not Off A Shelf

Rather than fitting together pre-made parts, we build every Artisan Showers design from raw copper pipe. Each length is cut, shaped and welded by hand, which takes considerably longer than assembling a standard kit but gives every finished shower its own individual character.

No two pieces come out looking quite identical, since small variations naturally come through in hand-welded work rather than a factory process. That's part of what makes these showers feel like a genuine feature rather than just another outdoor fitting. If you're curious about how a particular design comes together, we're always happy to explain the process.

Copper outdoor shower mounted against a white brick gable

Made To Handle Life Outdoors

An outdoor shower needs to cope with constant exposure to sun, rain and changing weather, which is why we build every design from copper and brass rather than materials prone to rust or corrosion. Copper ages well outdoors, developing a natural patina over time instead of breaking down the way some metals do.

That means the shower keeps working, and keeps its character, long after a standard fitting would need replacing. We see durability as just as important as how a shower looks, since a design only really earns its place once it's proven it can handle being outside every day, through every season.

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Not Limited To The Standard Range

Our nine standard designs give a good sense of what's possible, but plenty of customers come to us wanting something a little different. If that's you, we can build a fully custom shower around your own preferences, whether that's a specific size, a particular fitting or a layout built to suit an unusual spot.

Some customers ask us to adjust one of our existing designs, while others start with a completely blank page. Either way, the same hand-welded copper construction goes into a custom piece as into every standard shower, so you're not compromising on quality to get something unique.

Close-up of a copper elbow joint and brass valve against a brick wall

Ready for a shower built differently?