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An outdoor bath is the one piece of an outdoor bathroom nobody regrets. Under a tree, beside a pool or on a deck facing the bush, it turns an ordinary evening into the reason you bought the house.
The fittings here are solid copper and brass from Bespoke Copper, made for exactly that setting: bath taps in bench, wall and deck mounts, towel rails and the holders that finish the space. Copper weathers rather than corrodes, so the whole room ages together.
Building the full outdoor bathroom? The outdoor showers use the same copper and brass.
Outdoor bath questions, answered
Can a bath really go outdoors?
Yes. On a coastal or bush block it is the best room in the house. What matters is the plumbing and the tapware: the fittings have to handle weather, which is why everything here is solid copper and brass rather than chrome-plated steel.
Will copper fittings tarnish outside?
They will; that is the look. Copper moves from bright through browns to a soft green patina over a few years, faster near salt air. If you want it kept bright, a lacquer holds the colour; it needs redoing as it wears.
Hot and cold, or cold only?
For a bath, both. A cold-only line suits a shower rinse; a bath wants a hot line run to the location while the trench is open, which decides where the bath can sit.
Who installs it?
A licensed plumber. The taps use standard fittings, so any plumber can do it; tell them the connection size and the mount type (bench, wall or deck) before they arrive.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your space and we'll suggest what suits.





















