- Home
- Knowledge Base
- Everything Cedar

Everything Cedar
Should we treat the shower kit product to make it last longer?
You can treat your cedar shower kit using Thompsons Water Seal, or Australian Timber Oil. Using a water sealer will...
How well do the cedar kits hold up in coastal salt air environments?
Western Red Cedar holds exceptionally well in coastal environments with salt air due to its natural resistance to rot, decay,...
How Long Do Cedar Outdoor Shower Kits Last? Lifespan & Maintenance Guide
With regular maintenance, a Western Red Cedar shower kit can last 10+ years, even in harsh coastal environments. Many kits...
Why does my cedar kit coloration differ from some on the website?
The color variations you may notice are due to the natural characteristics of cedar. Additionally, most of the photos on...
Why are my cedar posts warping?
Every Cedar post will have some moisture in it. The moisture wants to get out which causes warping. The current...
Are cedar panels rough on both sides? How are they made?
The cedar panels are all either knotty or clear tongue and groove knotty cedar v-groove Inside – offering a Smooth...
What should I expect with Cedar vs PVC Outdoor Showers?
For PVC (aka Azek), We use thick stocky PVC unlike others out there for a durable strong enclosure that offers...
How long does cedar last for?
Yes! Cedar wood is actually the best wood to use for outdoor showers for many reasons and should last 40...
How do I keep the Cedar models “new” looking? Can I change the Color with stain?
You have three choices once you receive your cedar outdoor shower. 1. Let it weather and fade to a natural...
How do I clean mold from my cedar shower kit?
Maybe you are in a shady area. Mold happens. Mold can be cleaned from your cedar shower kit using products...
Should I worry about inconsistency / “cracks” in cedar posts?
Not at all. “Checking” happens when cedar dries, the exterior surface (sapwood) shrinks quicker than the inner surface (heartwood). The...



