How wide is the shower head? How wide is the spray 1' away?
1557259
I think it is about 1 !/2"-2" wide...Don't know the width of the spray; BUT, these are the best shower heads!!! I have ordered 10-12 for every shower in our home, our children's homes, cousin's home, and a condo in FL we share with 3 couples. They work when the water pressure is low and resemble a rain shower. I bought the more expensive one with adjustments and went back to the standard one shown!
1557260
The showerhead is about 3 inches wide and the spray 1 inch away is about the same. The force of the showerhead makes for an invigorating shower.
1557261
I would say the shower head is about 2 1/2 inches wide. Pretty compact. And ah, the spray. One of the things I like about the Siroflex is the spay is pretty concentrated, really just like the picture shows. In addition to having low pressure, our bathroom is also very narrow. (We suspect it used to be a walk-in closet converted to a shower and toilet -- yes, it is small). So I appreciate that the spray doesn't flare out and stays inside the shower stall. How wide, maybe 3 inches wide?
1557262
I get 2-1/4 inches for the shower head, spray 1 foot away is about 5 inches wide. Seriously, the world's best showerhead.
1557263
shower head is standard size 3 inches or so. The spray is powerful so the spray 1'' away is less important but probably 2-3 inches inches. Just buy it. You will love it.
1557264
About 3 inches, maybe a bit more an inch away. The diameter wasn't important to me, rather the invigorating spray, and this one is awesome. Just buy it, you'll love it! I've given a couple to friends and family, and they all agree. Time to order some more! LOL!
1472092
Yeah the width was solid. I've been under wider shower heads but this was much better than a normal head. Pressure was okay (medium) although I think that relates more to the pipes doesn't it?
536349
total length is 22 in. flex part is 16 in. its gray plastic, best shower head i have ever used.
159914
Standard shower width. I dont know the exact measurement, but our shower unit is quite large.
2147902
From the bottom of the neck closest to the handle to the tip of the head, it's just about 9 1/2 inches long. On a side note, the only thing I don't like about this unit is that at least with mine, when using the "spray" it tends to over spray as in too much pressure, I have to turn down the pressure from the handle a bit then it's fine when using the spray feature.
992958
The distance between the shower head and the panel is one foot but the shower head is moveable you can totally adjust the way you want, go for it , you will be glad you did :-)
957246
Actually, the closest length I can measure is about 22" (however I'm taking this while it's hanging, so it's not 100% accurate I'm sure). You'd need 20-22" spread between the neck of the shower head and the nozzles in order for it to fit.
1907692
It depends on the nozzle, but the one I use gives me a very even spray about 4 feet wide.
1796850
Mine was just a single stream. I've purchased some at a salon and I believe they were the same. Don't know if it comes I'm a wide spray.
1011563
It depends on how much of an angle you set the shower head from the slider bar. Mine is about 6" away from the wall.
1378693
The handle/shower head itself is about 9.5"-10" from the top of head to connection to hose. The hose that attaches to it is about 6ft long. When stretched, It reaches all the way to the back of my standard bathtub.
1649177
Originally, High Sierra Showerheads were not equipped with the Splash Guard. It was added later after feedback from some customers indicated that some very small droplets that break away from the main part of the spray were bothersome. These wayward droplets don't contribute to the force of the spray because they are so few, but they can fall outside the tub depending on the height of the shower head. With the Splash Guard the effective spray is really not narrower than the without, but the Splash Guard works like a choke on a shotgun and pushes the wayward droplets back into the spray. For that reason, I usually recommend the Splash Guard for home use. The effective spray width of both models measures about 6 " at 1 ft from the shower head and increases to 18" at 5 to 6 ft.
2136254
We also have a square shower head that is 6" x 6". There is a clearance of 6" from the narrowest point of the arm. The spray goes downwards. I hope this helps.
1382661
The nozzle is 1 & 3/8 inches wide. It will readily pass through a gap that is 1 & 1/2 inches wide.
1423384
I did my best to measure...which makes this an estimate, but it's just shy of an inch. The extension hose fits a standard handheld shower head and connects to the a standard shower head attachment.
942683
i just measured with a measuring tape and it was a little more than 60 inches, it stretches from one end of my shower to the other.
744474
I hope this helps: The distance between the wall and the center top of the shower head is 9".