How far out from the wall would you say the arm extends. My shower is only 33"x33" inches!
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The RDA-150 Culligan Shower Exstension Arm actual size is 11 inches (length) from end to end.
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This arm can be tilted up so that it will able to be shortened that way but the shower head will also be higher. if You lower it then the arm will reach out but the shower head will be lower because of arm is lower. It works for me.
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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.
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The sink sticks out 10" from the wall. I have a half bath that measures only 35" wide and it fits beautifully. Everyone asks me how I ever found a sink that fit. The faucet shown is big so II took the bottom part off to make it shorter and it is great. Hope this helps.
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From the metal panel on the wall to the center of the shower head it's about 17"And about 19 1/2" from the wall, hope this helps
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The arm itself sticks out 6.5 inches. The length from wall to end of speaker mount is 10 inches, but my speaker sticks out an extra 4 inches and I cannot rotate it. The width on my speaker is 7.5 inches.
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I order a 15 inch wall mt brass shower arm but might I suggest you get a longer one and one that can be mobile.
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32 inches sounds about right. My counter is 3 feet from the wall and the base can extend close to the edge.
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I would suggest that you you get extra rails for a shower that size. also if the distance from the drain to the shower wall is grater than 36" then you will need an extender kit for those rails as well. I would leave a slight gap were the the rail meets the studs.
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I have a square rainfall shower head that is probably about 10". This S-shaped arm handled half the problem - it got the shower head up to the right height. Unfortunately it doesn't extend out from the wall far enough, so when you have a shower head that points straight down, you'd practically be sitting on the shower faucet handle to get underneath it. I solved that by coupling together this arm and another product, a Delta Universal Showering Components Adjustable Shower Arm Extender. Now the shower head is way up high and also extended out plenty far from the wall. It's too bad that one product couldn't do both these things, but I'm pleased with the setup. I have a square rainfall shower head that is probably about 10". This S-shaped arm handled half the problem - it got the shower head up to the right height. Unfortunately it doesn't extend out from the wall far enough, so when you have a shower head that points straight down, you'd practically be sitting on the shower faucet handle to get underneath it. I solved that by coupling together this arm and another product, a Delta Universal Showering Components Adjustable Shower Arm Extender. Now the shower head is way up high and also extended out plenty far from the wall. It's too bad that... » Read More I have a square rainfall shower head that is probably about 10". This S-shaped arm handled half the problem - it got the shower head up to the right height. Unfortunately it doesn't extend out from the wall far enough, so when you have a shower head that points straight down, you'd practically be sitting on the shower faucet handle to get underneath it. I solved that by coupling together this arm and another product, a Delta Universal Showering Components Adjustable Shower Arm Extender. Now the shower head is way up high and also extended out plenty far from the wall. It's too bad that one product couldn't do both these things, but I'm pleased with the setup. « Show Less
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Unfortunately, this shower disappeared during my bathroom remodel and a slightly different model was installed. The distance from the wall to the center of my shower head is 11" when the wand is in its holder, parallel to the floor. I answered this question under the assumption that all Moen shower wands are the same length. That may be a rash assumption. (^^)
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After installation, the unit protrudes from the wall just over 4 and three-fourths inches (4 13/16" to be more exact)
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I have it installed the closest possible to the wall and it's 3' to 3.5" out, with the outermost point being just over 4".
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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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The shower head is on a rotating arm, so if you have the arm at 90 degrees to the panel, then it goes out about 12 inches or so. Obviously if you have it tilted up or down, then you are loosing some of that distance.
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I am showing the arm as 11 1/2 inches, from the wall including the back mount just over 13 1/4 inches. I opted to keep my extensions in just because it kept a nice finished look and level. They are like 15 inches where I have mine set and gives room for wires down the back. Good luck!
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Yes it is around 21 inches side to side (arms), i am using it with somebody in a regular shower, his handicap shower is not ready yet so for 4 months I have been using it
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From the connection to the wall unit to the hand shower end there is about 73 inches - it is pretty long and reaches from one end of my shower to the other nicely.