can this be attached to an existing shower arm that extends about 5 inches from the wall?
1005492
Yes. We have ours on the same shower extension that already exists on the wall. Works great. It's 5 inches also
1005493
Yes. It has a female connection on one end and a male connection on the other, so it's more or less just an extension of what you have but its adjustable. I love mine!
1901689
Yes, you just need to have a long arm from the wall to make it fit. I think it is designed to be on the ceiling though.
223801
Looks like it is designed to hang from ceiling or an existing arm. I don't know about adjustable shower arm
77712
Yes, this will work well with either a 15 inch or 20 inch shower arm. Mine was only a 15 inch shower arm and it is really a great fit! There is a screw on the shower head that you will need to loosen first and re-tighten after you have paired it with the shower arm. :)
332202
Yes. I am using it with a Moen shower head. The arm is threaded at both ends with common MPT (male pipe thread).
912181
No , the only thing you might have to do is take off where the shower head was and make it a 3/4 stubb or 1" depending how deep in the wall it is if that makes sense
1833051
I don't think it will hurt anything. The uppermost hole for attaching the side rails to your shower wall is at 59-1/2". The upper track will extend a tad over an inch above your shower stall. I doubt you will see any issues. Good luck! Great shower door.
1044319
It must be more than 6 feet. I have short arms and I can reach 16" above my head. You might look for a separate holder to mount to your shower wall to hold the wand.
2112443
I would say yes. The shower rod is non- telescoping, so it will have to be shortened should your shower opening be of a size less than 5'9". I would suggest a hacksaw and file if that is the case.(use sturdy tape wrapped around the rod both sides of the cut to prevent scratches if the saw slips) The end mountings are somewhat adjustable for non parallel walls ; just don't cut the rods too short. Measure the opening and take it from there.
454682
Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
1901690
Yes, but you will need to change shower arm - we used Delta RP61273 Addison 15-Inch Shower Arm, Chrome: Love it! Great shower.
1570861
I don't think so. I have been using it for a while but I never see the possibility to attach it to the shower.
1701150
I agree with the other respondents. A shower arm extension is not necessary for this shower head, but if you must have one, then make sure that it's not too long and that it is made of a solid metal (material) to support the weight of the Thunder Head Shower Head. It's weight comes from the large saucer head, but the additional weight comes from the built in extendable parts, making it easy to extend the shower head. This is the reason that I agree with the other suggestions, that no extension arm is necessary.
319935
I bought a extended shower arm that goes up higher kinda a "S" shape. and some Teflon tape
1843572
It depends. The weight of the shower head may require some wall work for proper bracing. Also id your current shower head isn't connected right at the wall, but rather inside of it, you might need a connection piece. Any parts needed are cheap, but if you need wall work that's a different story.
1134802
Yes, mine is hooked over a glass shower sliding door wall. It's about an inch and a half.
512181
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.