The Hard Korr Shower Tent Floor with Runoff Hose keeps all your shower water in one tidy spot so you are not standing in mud after a couple of rinses. The raised edges act like a small tray so the water heads straight to the outlet instead of soaking into the campsite. The hose then moves the runoff to a spot you actually want it, handy when you camp close to vehicles or swags.

The tray is made from water-resistant material with welded joins so it handles constant wet and dry cycles at camp. The integrated outlet is matched to the supplied hose so you are not chasing fittings. The dark finish hides most campsite grime between washes, which suits long trips. The floor folds down flat to slide into the back of the wagon or a side locker, making it a smart buy for regular touring setups.

• Optional add-on floor for outdoor shower setups
• Tray-style base helps contain shower runoff
• Integrated outlet connects directly to supplied hose
• Flexible hose directs grey water away from tent
• Helps keep campsite and shower area cleaner
• Suits use inside a shower or ensuite tent
• Water-resistant material with welded tray construction
• Packs down flat for straightforward transport and storage
• Dark finish helps hide dirt between rinses
• Practical accessory for regular camping and touring

Q: Can I use this shower tent floor without a full shower tent?

Yes, you can use the floor on its own as a small contained wash area. It still catches and directs water through the outlet and hose. Many campers use it for quick foot washes near camp. Just make sure the hose points to a suitable spot where grey water is acceptable.

Q: How do I clean and pack the shower tent floor after a trip?

Rinse the floor and hose with fresh water, then let them dry before storage. This helps reduce odours and keeps the material in good condition. Once dry, fold the tray flat along its seams. Store it in a dry section of your vehicle or shed away from sharp edges.

Q: Is the floor suitable for use on rocky or uneven ground?

The floor can be set up on firm or slightly uneven ground, but sharp rocks should be cleared first. Removing sticks and stones helps protect the base from punctures. A flatter base also allows water to flow more predictably to the outlet. If the ground is very uneven, place a tarp or mat underneath for extra support.

Q: Can the runoff hose be shortened or repositioned during use?

The hose can be coiled or routed around camp furniture to reach your chosen drainage point. If it is longer than you need, you can arrange it in loose curves rather than cutting it. Keeping the hose intact gives you flexibility for different campsites. Avoid tight kinks so water flows freely away from the shower area.