What to do with handicap lift?

[MegaFemaTron]

Originally Posted by leadsled01

Use it as a shower . Deploy it out the side , set up privy tent, water drains out onto ground. Saves lots of space inside, don't need a dedicated inside shower. I wish my shuttle had one.

This is exactly what I was planning to do with one. I was already thinking of putting my shower outside of the bus anyway. This would be better. I can be off the ground, put up a shower curtain via magnets on the end of a curved rod, shower, remove curtain and rod, pull lift back in. I also like the idea of using it to move the kitchen outside at will as well. I actually don't like the idea of having a kitchen inside but I'm weird like that anyway. I'd rather cook outside all the time unless the weather is bad.

[Rovobay]

I have an 8 window shorty and used it to help me remove the seats out of the bus. I removed it and got it to the ground by myself using a ramp and slid it out! put on craigslist and sold it for$300 to a guy who is installing it in his crown skoolie! It was easy to remove. few bolts and a positive and negative wire.

[jenconnolly]

That is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!! I'm totally stealing that idea!

[Pizote]

Pictures of the shower on the lift would be great to sell the idea to the other half.

[RumPirateWI]

Does anyone have any pics of their lift being used for a kitchen or outdoor shower? I’ve seen on Pinterest using the doors for your outdoor shower: curtain on a cable that is attached to the doors, toiletries hung on the door and used a solar shower. I found that brilliant. I thought of a patio or shower stall, but being a rookie camper in general, I understand not all campgrounds allow gray water on the ground? I am very interested in a kitchen space that could slide out OR slide away if you needed the lift for chairs or a guest.