can you tell me how much vertical clearance it requires? Tying to get some extra headroom in a basement shower. Have 5.5" from ceiling to pipe center
2009060
It's difficult to measure exactly, since my arm is mounted at about 79", but it appears it would be very tight, very little clearance if all you have is 5.5" to the ceiling from the pipe feed. It would be difficult to tighten easily if it did just fit, since threading by using the elbow is easiest. The Moen version of the shepherds hook style gives an even greater rise, over 6". You would likely be better off with a Water-Pick style jointed arm that you can adjust to fit best.
2009061
Go to Delta's website and search for the part number. Then click on details and specs. http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/documentation/rp61273.html?document=ts&documentIndex=0#flashWrapper According to the spec it is 4 1/2" from center of the pipe to the center of the top - which with a half inch pipe should be 4 3/4". You should be good, assuming there's no major slope to the ceiling. This is a heavy item - make sure you have plenty of reinforcement on the wall. Or heck you could reinforce from the ceiling.
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
2009063
It's gonna be tight, but I think it might work. The hook appears to me to be about 4.5-5", I haven't measured just eye balled it.
909942
My husband is 6 ft and we have 8ft ceilings in our basement. It works for him but is close. Also can make a slight difference on whether lean forward or back.
147276
Clearance from ceiling to the actual T-bar needs to be about two feet minimum. That's usually not a problem, though, as to get it to a height where our son can reach it we need to drop it down about five feet from the ceiling.
925079
I vented min vertical using my previous vent stack from my propane hot water heater. But did have to graduate the piping from 3" to 4" to 5" out the roof. Hope this helps
1781100
distance from the top of the caddy/top of shower door to the bottom of the top shelf is 5 inches.
1889612
It's at least 6ft I am 5 ft 10 inches tall and I have to reach up to take shower head off of the mounting bracket
1553227
My ceiling is 83". I am 5'6" and have plenty of head room. So does my husband and he is 5'10". We even tested at 12 incline (the highest) and there's still plenty of head room for both of us.
569836
I used 2 feet shower rod from the ceiling (for my 9 foot ceiling). Its available on amazon.
960792
I'm 5'8", and am able to use it comfortably with 7' ceilings. It leaves plenty of room between my head and the ceiling. I have a ceiling fan in the room, and would probably even be able to use it under that, although that would be a bit tight for my liking.
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I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
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Hi Marie,My ceiling is 7'3" and I'm 5'9". With the incline at 100% My head clears by about 1 or 2 inches. If you don't use the incline at 100% you should be ok. It adds between 15 and 18 inches to your height.
1304034
About 4.5" from elbow nearest to the 'center' of the fixtures connection point; I have an 11.5" square shower head connected with room to spare.
1007272
4 or 5 feet Depending on your placement it will be shorter after installation.
971061
Mine is mounted in a 8 foot ceiling bathroom with a built in tub, using standard length curtains. The vertical rod that attaches to the ceiling is adjustable. I ran a pipe out of the spigot for the shower head that I clamped the horizontal mount to, but it can bolt to the wall. Hope that helps.
1684860
We have it in our basement and we have 7'6" ceilings. At 5' 11" I still have probably 5-7" of clearance.
1083217
Very little. I am not home to measure but from the pipe, I would say 12 inches is enough. It maybe hard to install with only 12 inches. How much space do you have?
1884522
You'll need at least 7 to 8ft for the ceiling. I tried to put it in my basement which was 6 and a half, no good.