How far out into the shower stall/tub does this arm extend from the wall?
285790
About 4". This product doesn't extend, it replaces the standard shower head tube to allow for taller people to comfortably use the shower. Therefore the shower arm provides height but is not flexible. Hint: make sure you have enough space in the shower to install the S style arm. Approximately 18", top and side.
285791
I would say approximately 7 - 8 inches.. I bought it for my tall son who kept complaining that the old one was too short.. it extends the shower head up by about 9-10 inches higher...
285792
Depends on how deep in the wall the mating threaded connection is. From thread-to-thread the arm is about 8" in that direction.
992959
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.
1587948
It's about 1/4" off tub bottom (due to suction cups). It's supportive for a shower, but may not be cushy enough for sitting in a tub for a while.
2215785
My tub is against the wall and the D ring bracket, once attached to the wall, is level with the other side of the tub. I am not sure if this will help you but I want to add that my tub is 30 inches wide.
845413
Fully extended it's 18 inches from the tub. There are three adjustment positions and I have mine all the way up. I'm 5'3" tall and I'm 70 years old. This, for me, is better than a shower seat by itself. It stabilizes me while I step out. I don't think I could get up off a shower seat by itself. Standing it's all I need.
1382909
Its definitely a 45 degree angle that sticks up. If I were you, I'd get a multi shelf to install at the end of the tub so stuff isn't showered on all the time. If this is just a stall only, the same if you have a flat wall.
325175
i believe it's approximately about one inch or less from wall. when seat is fully extended
1956935
I am not sure the exact length, but it reaches from the shower head down to the tub. Does that help?
402537
When the shower is mounted to the wall, it is 18" from the wall. It is about 14"-15" from the face of the shower panel. It is adjustable.
1573014
I mounted mine a half inch outside the vertical shower surround. Also be mindful of possible interference with bathroom door. Love the extra space.
1590917
Mine is 9.5 inches, I may not have it as far back into the corner as the person does. I love this shelf, it is the best one I have ever had in a shower!
2247927
approx 24". i would recomend having someone hold the bar in place and trying it (before you drill any holes) to see if you are happy with the product....i found it to be very loose and the water pressure would move the shower head out of position. it did not lock well, i sent it back......good luck with yours
788841
Extends 14.5" from wall with 12" of hanging space. Awesome device! If I was taller I would have one above my laundry tub, too!
1688305
From the wall to the edge of my tub is right at 25ins, at my shoulder height it's right at 35ins, I'm 5'8, absolutely love mine!
733011
It goes back at an angle. Its about an inch and a half behind the faucet fully extended. Theres about the same amount of space from the fully extended control to the wall. I have a standard predrilled single hole countertop. Its easy to use. Looks great installed. We've had no problems with it.
744474
I hope this helps: The distance between the wall and the center top of the shower head is 9".
1965142
its made for a tub to the ceiling, not tall enough for shower stall, so better using it only for tubs to the ceiling hope this helped