The shower arm coming out of my wall has the threaded bit this would screw onto pointing straight down. Will this angle up enough to work OK on that?
1958802
There are pivoting joints at each end of the arm. The shaft is able to be angled nearly completely vertical with the shower head pointed straight up at the ceiling or straight down at the floor if you want it to.
1958803
No. You really need a 1/2" pipe thread to be horizontal. Just add a 90 degree elbow (available in bright chrome from Amazon or maybe locally by you). Word of caution .... the set angle, whatever you choose, is only hand tightened. If you plan on a large or heavy shower head, this will NOT hold it. Danze D481116 13-Inch S-Shape Shower Arm, Chrome .. this is better.
1958804
It should work fine. I used it from a vertical ceiling pipe in the middle of the stall and it is perfect.
1958805
It sure will! This thing will work at ANY angle and is highly adjustable. I love it!
1958806
Yes it should fit any standard threaded pipe fitting, And after you screw this onto your existing fitting it swivels up or down to your needs, and the part on top adjusts as needed as well, it's a great solution to older showers that are too short.
211035
The holder for the showerhead (on the slide-bar) can be pivoted and rotated so that the shower head angle can be changed from straight up to over 90 degrees (horizontal). Hope this helps
626032
Hello,Yes. I believe so. We've rotated our so that it is at a 45 degree angle to the wall. The only issue is that you may get a wet hand (unless you are very quick) when you turn the water on.
1052520
Not sure what you are asking, but maybe this will help. The hose receptacle rotates with click stops that keep it in place, just put the faucet head into the receptacle to give you some leverage and the rotate it to the desired position. Might appear a bit stff as it is new, but it should rotate. I replaced my pipe nipple in the wall with a straight one because i have a 12" rain shower head with a support arm attached and this bad boy easily supports the weight.
959533
Yes, I have mine on a curved rod. It "hitches" on the place where the rod parts join in the center, but no more so than any other shower rod. It never comes off the rod. We have had it for over a year and no problems. And it is long and wide enough to do the job well. You should have no problem.
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.
891258
There is some tilting you can do with the cradle piece that holds the showerhead.. I would say at least 45 to 60 degrees of movement if straight down was 0. I have one installed and it probably is at a 15 degree angle so almost straight down...and then it could be adjusted to go straight out about at 90 degrees... not that you would need that. Plus, it is a handheld so you can spray it where you like from there. Hope this helps.
308732
Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.
2185093
I'm not sure what the 'shower arm and flange' are. What you see in the picture is what you get. It screws onto the pipe coming out of the wall in your shower. There is no 'arm' that articulates it out further from the wall. You do not need to buy anything else if all you want is to hook the shower head onto your piping connection.
1193756
Each end is threaded. The straighter side screws into the wall attachment and the curved part is used for the shower head attachment. I hope this helps.
1749816
Thenpipemcpming out from the wall is fixed. The shower head rotates on a metal ball so the angle,can be adjusted perhaps fivemdegreesmin any direction
319934
You need an arm that comes out if the wall. The standard size in most showers won't work well. Best choice is something LONG (16 in or so) because the shower head is si big. I got the Moen 151380 arm and it is perfect.
2034134
The curve of shower cannot be longer than 70 inches and the rod curve and angle of shower wouldn't exactly match. So from edge on one side to other side edge if you have 70 inches or less it may work. The rod mounts are a little forgiving so depending on the angle it should work
760778
Swivel - maybe 150 - 160 degrees, more than that will fall out of holder. Just loosen nut and position the way you want. Same for tilting up/down - just like a normal shower head - remembering that this holder is straight our from the wall and not on a standard (45 degree bend) shower arm. probably at least 30 degree up and down.
1123069
I have mine at an angle. It works fine. It swings. As long at the wall where you mount it is flat the angle does not matter.
1096163
i would say yes, i just recently installed one in my salon... i just checked and the middle does have a little swivel thing so i am sure it could hang at an angle.
557969
i have it hanging from the top of my bathroom wall and it is able point from straight down to a 45 degree angle upward.