Shower Room without Ventilation?

[cw]

I'm trying to see if it possible to install a shower in a small room in my office. Before I start trying to find a suitable plumber etc I want to find out if the idea is feasable or not.

The office is on the 9th floor of high rise building, only have a cold water supply and all the waste water from the kitchen is pumped out (based on demand).

We have a small room off the kitchen in the office that we would like to convert into a shower room. It has a suspened ceiling which I assume will need to be made more permanent.

The room has no means of natual ventilation and being in a high rise, in which we rent the office space, I do not think it is feasible to install ventilation ducting etc.

With all these factors considered, I would appreciate any advice on ways (if any) of installing a shower.

 

[ChrisR]

You'd need a dedicated high power electricity supply (say 45A) , and the condensation would almost certainly be a problem. Ask your Building Services Manager. The waste could be pumped out the same sort of way as the basin.

 

[breezer]

but as said, ventilation would be the problem you will need an extractor fan going to outside.
I have seen extractor fans going to an "unused window" which has timber in it (glass removed) then the vent pipe mounted in the timber

 

[ChrisR]

Would depend what aircon the building has - hence ask the BSM.