No, in most municipalities, you do not need a building permit to install a ToddPod. Because our enclosures are modular and freestanding rather than permanent structural additions, they typically bypass complex local zoning laws and expensive permit requirements.
Building Codes – The ToddPod is exempt from building codes because it is a modular structure attached to the ground surface.
Zoning Codes – We are not a permanent structure and the unit is less than 100 SQ. FT.
Plumbing Codes – Exempt from plumbing codes with our Shower Valve Trim Set. This is classified as a rinse station.
No you do not. The ToddPod units are free standing and secure to the ground surface only.
Yes! Our outdoor enclosures are designed specifically for simple, DIY installation. We have an easy to follow installation manual with pictures and step by step instructions to follow in addition to an installation video. The modular panels assemble seamlessly, and the entire system can be set up in a few hours using basic hand tools, saving you the cost of hiring a contractor. We provide jigs for an easy install. *It is important to read the manual in its entirety for proper installation.
Every ToddPod is proudly Made in the USA using 100% Virgin PVC and marine-grade stainless steel hardware. This ensures your outdoor shower or cabana will never rust, rot, or splinter, even in harsh coastal weather conditions.
You and/or Your plumber can cut a four inch circular hole through the wall panel to accept the shower valve and a one inch circular hole for the shower arm. Or you can buy our Shower Valve Kit with a removable wall panel for ease in winterizing. Our shower valve trim set comes installed on the panel.
As long as you follow our installation manual to the fullest you will never have a concern with winds unless there is a hurricane with 100+ mile per hour winds.
Yes. Our wall panels are the most durable on the market and the powder coating technology we use on our aluminum is AAMA 2604, which is guaranteed to never chip, fade or rust.
