Does it angle the spray towards the center of the shower not left or right so you are hugging the walls ?
860050
You can adjust this arm any direction, depending on what you are attaching it to, but it would surprise me if it doesn't. Also, the shower head you attach can be swivelled on the end. Mine centers over the shower and I love it!
860051
The arm does the up and down 'thing' and the shower head screw-in is a ball-joint and allows for side to side adjustment .... you will wonder why you didn't get one of these a long time ago.
860052
It will spray towards wherever you have it pointed. It will depend somewhat on the shower head you use with it. The best quality about this extension is that you can adjust it to spray anywhere you want - I like that I can move it over to the side of the shower when I shave my legs, etc., but it regularly works perfect right in the middle of our stand up shower stall.
241843
No, but I bought a spray attachment that screws onto the end & you rotate to get spray or full stream.
1298927
Opposite end of the tub? That shouldn't matter. Your showerhead will just be on the opposite side with your faucet. Though it would be a problem if it were on the side of the tub instead of an end.
1542503
It flares out at the base and narrows towards the points. So if you are looking at the parts that attach to the wall and tub, they form two triangles with the narrowest part in the front forming the apex, and the widest part on the bottom. It is flat along the surface that faces out towards the room, and the part that faces in towards the shower is curved to redirect the water. I hope this is clear.
1630479
Yes. But it cannot tilt too far because my shower head hose is restricted by hitting up against the wall
1749817
yes - it can be tilted slightly but not to the degree of a regular showerhead of course.
1357212
You can angle to a limited amount ..it is on a swivel. The arm extends up and down. I have it installed in very small stall and can still adjust it enough to be able to get away from it. This is a great shower head if you like the drenching rain effect.
992875
No. It has three positions. Wand, shower head, or both wand and shower head. It does not have an off position.
1619022
I don't think this would work that way. The angle would be wrong, with the spray pointing upwards. If you have some kind of anti-gravity gizmo in your bathroom, it might work for you though. Seriously, it's designed for connection to a flexible hose. Look elsewhere if you're not going to use one.
1997836
I don't think so...but the angle does change between the stream and the spray - the spray is further forward than the regular stream, because there's more pressure behind it.
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.
191220
I'm a little confused by the answers to this question. If by "adjustable shower arm mount" you mean "can it move up and down?" then the answer is "no." It is not an "adjustable" shower arm mount. I just bought the thing, in part based on the answer to this question. The mount has no rotation, or adjustment, mechanism. If you want to "adjust" it so that the spray is directed more downward or upward, you will need to /purchase/ an adjustable shower arm mount separately. Buyer beware.
1300426
No, the shower head its in a fixed position, but you can move the whole fixture up or down.
55970
It doesn't really lay flat against the wall because the pipe coming out of the wall isn't flat to the surface of the shower, but it hangs in a straight loopey thing and doesn't curl...if that helps!
290394
Yes it does. It isn't a huge 180 degree because the size of the head, but you can easily adjust it. It is a rain head so it doesn't come out in a hard spray. Love mine.
1561721
No. It's made to be mounted in a horizontal position on the tub, or on the deck around the tub. Why would you want the water stream directed back at the wall? Or a shower hose that wouldn't stay in the holder? Frankly, your question makes no sense.
515833
It doesn't appear so. The arm that retains the spray nozzle only rotates a little less than 180 degrees. It is certainly not intended to be installed that way.