ALL-TOP Awning Shower Room w/Foldable Floor Mat, 3.3ft x 3.3ft, Privacy Shelter Restroom w/Roof, LED Light, Drain Pipe, Carside Bathroom

It’s easy to put on and take off of our roof rack. The zippers work great and the thickness of the walls provides good privacy. Great quality for the value so far. We like how the floor detaches so we can just use it as a toilet tent.

This is a great shower tent, improves camping experience x 10, it’s nice to go to bed showered each camping night. Stays in its position when you use spikes on each corner or rocks if you’re over concrete, comes with a floor and a drain, easy to use, pops out quick and isn’t too difficult to put back, but you don’t wanna rush putting it back, it has to be rolled tight, I wish everything would fit inside the awning, but I gotta leave the floor out unfortunately, installing can be difficult but if you have mechanical aptitude you should be fine. The only other negative thing is that the LED light has A cigarette plug, I wish it was usb or usb-c, I spent a bunch of money adapting an 18v battery and a converter to 12v to use this light, only to find out the battery drains quickly due to the converter, if it was just usb I wouldn’t have this issue, I ended up accidentally messing up the cable for the light

This is just an initial review to get this information out. I haven’t installed the shower awning yet. It does appear to be good quality. I have an Astro van and use Ironcloud Metalworks quick release brackets for my main awning. I want to use them for this shower awning too. I asked the seller what the bolt spacing is for the t-track. They sent a picture of something but it didn’t make sense. Well I’m here to tell you that it is the Maxi-trac 1.67” spacing, not the ARB 48mm spacing, in case someone want to order those quick release mounts. I’m guessing their other awnings are the same spacing but not sure. I use the Napa version awning. (EDIT) I wanted to add that for those using the regular awnings you can add extra support to the side rails of your awning by using adjustable tent poles you can buy from cabelas. If you cut off the "spike" on top, you can cut a (I think it was 1") PVC T in half, so it makes a U shaped cradle, slip it on the top of the adjustable tent pole and use it for extra support of the horizontal rails. It helps with the wind.

I bought the ALLTOP Shower Canopy for camping trips and overlanding, and it’s one of those pieces of gear you don’t realize you needed until you have it. Total game-changer for backcountry hygiene. Setup was fast and frustration-free — under 2 minutes solo. It’s lightweight but sturdy, and the included stakes and guy lines keep it grounded even in breezy conditions. I’ve used it on rocky terrain and muddy riverbanks with no problem. Inside, there’s plenty of room to move around without feeling cramped. The zippered door provides solid privacy, and the mesh vents keep air circulating so you’re not sweating inside. I’ve used it for everything: quick showers, changing clothes, even as a makeshift toilet shelter. Bonus: it packs up easily. If you’re looking for a reliable, portable privacy tent that holds up to real use — not just backyard testing — this is the one.

Super easy to set up, very durable, stable even with wind. The built in lighting was very useful, made it super easy to see at night. It also comes with pouches on the inside to hold your items. Would absolutely recommend this to my friends and family.

This was really easy to install on my teardrop's existing roof rail. It's easy to use as well - unlike some of these, one person can handle it. It opens out on a folding bracket and locks into place, then just roll it back up and collapse it.

Love it for a bigger luggable loo room on my tiny trailer. I had the brackets fabricated to attach to the wall of my trailer. 4 stars because the first time I closed it up one of the brackets bent, so not as sturdy as I'd assume it to be. Also, a bit of design flaw, when it rains, the water pools on the roof. Stakes dont hold it in place in the wind, but my 30lb kettle balls hold it out just fine.

Long story short, for overlanding an awning is so much better than a popup tent. I bought two pop up tents to compare, and really there is no comparison. The awning is so much more practical and better! Did not hany any experience with any others, but this one seems really solid. The material is really sturdy, the bottom has rods which make each wall straight, opens up in a few secons and drops down. Mostly used witout the roof. This one comes with a pretty functional LED bar. Sadly I ripped out the cord, see photos (its pretty fragile) better securing would be helpful. Its literally just soldered on, and when there is pressure applied to teh cable, the pressure goes directly to the soldering. During testingt, the LED bar was solid, has 3 differnt light color modes. White light and amber (not to attract bugs). Overall very happy with it, used on a 1200 mile trip, worked solid.

Sa me semble très fonctionnel ..je n’ai pas encore installé mais je suis confiant ….très bonne achat