I have higher ceilings and need an additional 6 inches on the shower head curved part. Is there an additiional part I can purchase?
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I bought a different shower head and a swivel extension piece, which added a few inches. I'm sure you can find a straight extension at your local hardware store to achieve the desired length. Don't forget to use plenty of Teflon tape on the threads.
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I don't know for sure but I found the people there very mnice and I am sure if you contact them they will help.
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I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
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I did not install it. It is difficult to adjust. The shower head is not adjustable. The shower head fitting is not a standard size that would allow substitution with a better head. Poorly finished. Save your money.
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I agree that the shower is short. I added a 6 inch brass nipple and coupling to raise the height while keeping the valves at a reasonable position for all.
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Yes! I had mine installed from the ceiling. Just make sure you have enough clearance for the tall folks. I just checked- my shower head is 82" from the tub floor. As the water falls from the shower head, it gains momentum. The center of my shower head is 23" from the front wall (spigot wall). I like having some space at the rear of the shower to get out of the spray. (shaving legs etc.) Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine! :)
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I don't know. My husband bought it because he's 6'1''. He mounted it on the wall and it works great for us. I would think that if you already have one shower head set up, you should be able to hook this one. Although I think it would look a bit strange.
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I just did a quick search and found it at https://www.plumbingsupply.com/dual_showerheads.htmlJust realize though, the shower heads are separate pieces, you just get the "T" shaped bar.
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You just need the straight arm and desired length. We have an 8 ft ceiling and purchased the 6 inch pipe. combined with the depth of the showerhead, it is about 8 inches from the ceiling. If you have a 9 ft ceiling, you may want to look for a 10 inch pipe. IMO, anything longer would look out of place. This is a great showerhead providing a gentle, drenching shower which i think is what you want for a ceiling mount. Some other ceiling mount showerheads denote a fully body spray which IMO should be for the wall mount and this for the ceiling to offer different variations with the gentler spray from the ceiling.
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Not sure you"ll find a brass replacement for this fitting. It's looks pretty custom. And, on mine, the plastic tip of the hose which connects into the fitting is looking more worn than the fitting itself. Mine's still working fine, but I think it's a losing battle to try to make this unit more than it is -- a cheap shower hose extension -- lucky to get a year+ out of...
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this hose is shorter than the advertised length: it is hard to stretch.i have no idea if it would fit a shower head fitting
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Hi Rich, No, it doesnt come with a longer threaded portion. Perhaps you could check Home Depot or Lowe's, or a small hardware store. I do really like it. It is solid and works well.
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The holder for the showerhead (on the slide-bar) can be pivoted and rotated so that the shower head angle can be changed from straight up to over 90 degrees (horizontal). Hope this helps
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If your shower pipe is plenty high then the arm isn't a necessity. Personally I was very happy I added the arm. It allowed me to move the shower head higher and bring it further out into the shower space.
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It is extendable and adjustable with bolt holes in the vertical tube. Just remove bolts put in the correct position and replace bolts. There is an additional piece to make it longer although I am not sure it will get to 6 1/2. Honestly if it doesn't go that long, a little creativity and a trip to the hardware store would do the trick. It is a very simple mechanism
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Can't help you. I never used mine - my shower head was bigger than the opening on the holder. I ordered two different holders and neither fit. Just made a bad purchase.
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I had to buy a small pipe extension in order for it to for on one of my showers. The other just screwd right on. Depends on your existing shower head
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That was pretty much have my answer. We have a tub/shower combo, the height from the tub deck to the ceiling is 6'. The caddy fit with the shorter of the two rods that come with it.
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This shower head is awesome! We used a three inch shower extension from the ceiling straight down. Our shower is eight feet to the ceiling. So the three inch from the ceiling makes for a perfect shower. The rain shower is high quality, and has a filter or a flow stopper inside the shower head that can be taken out for more flow if needed. I did not do this, because it was plenty for the shower head in the middle of our shower. We also have a separate Hans Grove jet sprayer that comes out of the wall. The rain shower is in our steam shower. Great price compared to all other places I looked.