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  • briantimber
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    edited November 2016 #152

    I thought this thread was about Service Pitches?.....Cool

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2016 #153

    The modified showers are for use by anyone but if perfectly mobile most would use them only if all others were in use. 

  • KjellNN
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    edited November 2016 #154

    IMO, all the showers should have the lift off shower head on the flexible hose, especially in the ladies where a lot of hair washing goes on, so I am reliably informed (by my sister).

    Good for we shorter people too!

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2016 #155

    Indeed one you could lower would be good. The point that I was making above is that the modified showers, as far as I am aware, are there for the less able rather than necessarily disabled. I have in the past had to wear a steel corset on a number of occasions
    in order to safely walk or even to stand and make a sandwich. Couldn't wear it in a shower however Winking

    Thankfully although needing to wear it for weeks a number of times between the age of about 23 and 50 I have not needed it for the past 14 years. But no I was not disabled. Just less able at those times

  • EmilysDad
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    edited November 2016 #156

    The modified showers are for use by anyone but if perfectly mobile most would use them only if all others were in use. 

    If there's a shower on a hose I use it, otherwise I have to bend down to get my head under most of the fixed shower heads

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2016 #157

    Well, speaking as one whp could walk under a snakes belly whilst wearing a top hat, not a problem I have generally 

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  • MichaelT
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    edited November 2016 #159

    the Std CC shower design places the fixed shower head way too high and also points too straight down, meaning you have to stand almost in the 'grate' to get the full spray...

    being too high (around 7 feet odd in the air) means the eater loses plenty of heat by the time it reaches the paying customer, even on the highest heat, the difference in temperature between what comes out of the shower head and that which reaches me (at
    5' 10") is marked.

    Write your comments here...For those of us who are not short they are sometimes too low and you have to duck so a riser rail is ideal for the shorties as well as us taller members of the species.  Also with the modified showers with removable heads it is
    posible to more easily reach the parts fixed showers sometimes struggle to get to.Winking

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  • MichaelT
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    edited November 2016 #161

    About 6'6" BB and on site I do use the modified one if available.

  • AutoAddict
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    edited November 2016 #162

    IMO, all the showers should have the lift off shower head on the flexible hose, especially in the ladies where a lot of hair washing goes on, so I am reliably informed (by my sister).

    Good for we shorter people too!

    My caravan has.....

  • KjellNN
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    edited November 2016 #163

    Yes, so does ours, that is why we like a serviced pitch.

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