What is the length from the shower head connection to the first elbow? I have a 10 inch round shower head and wonder if it will work with this arm.
1304033
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
1304034
About 4.5" from elbow nearest to the 'center' of the fixtures connection point; I have an 11.5" square shower head connected with room to spare.
1304035
About 6.75" to the threads, but it has an angle to accommodate a larger head.
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. :)
1619024
This model is the handheld version. You will want just the shower head without the long, shaped handle. Search for KOHLER K-15996-CP Flipside 01 Showerhead (and buy the shower arm & flange, too) and I think you will have what you need for wall mounting.
1206761
Use a search engine and search for 1/2" by 3/8" ips shower hose conversion adapter. We tried a lot of things upon receipt of this faucet then stumbled across this by accident. Our handheld shower works fine now, no grinding anything, no improvising. TBH I think this part should be included with these faucets -or at least an option to order it separately. Good luck and I hope this will help.
2250898
I bought this fixture and like you, I wanted a shower head. I unscrewed the showerhead and replaced it with another that fits into a wall bracket, turning it into an actual hands free shower. I needed to have that type of fixture configuration, in order to replace an antique fixture. The shower flex is plenty long enough to convert the fixture from a handheld to a regular showerhead. I've been very pleased with the result; installed a couple of years ago with no issues.
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You just need the straight arm and desired length. We have an 8 ft ceiling and purchased the 6 inch pipe. combined with the depth of the showerhead, it is about 8 inches from the ceiling. If you have a 9 ft ceiling, you may want to look for a 10 inch pipe. IMO, anything longer would look out of place. This is a great showerhead providing a gentle, drenching shower which i think is what you want for a ceiling mount. Some other ceiling mount showerheads denote a fully body spray which IMO should be for the wall mount and this for the ceiling to offer different variations with the gentler spray from the ceiling.
575512
No. It screws onto the shower in place of the shower head it is replacing. Your existing shower arm probably already has a flange against the wall.
880341
I used mine with a standard Moen shower head. If you are tall enough to reach to adjust your shower head, I don't see why it would be a problem.
744476
It's a standard showerhead connection, I replaced a regular showerhead with this one. I want to say 1/2".
637014
This is just a shower head. You need to buy your own shower arm. You can make it any height you like!
744474
I hope this helps: The distance between the wall and the center top of the shower head is 9".
1454738
A standard shower head thread is 1/2" pipe thread, don't try to measure it because it's no where near 1/2" but that's what its called. This unit has an adapter that threads onto the end of the pipe that sticks out of the wall, then you can put your shower head back onto the other end of the adapter. The hand shower has a smaller quick connect fitting that you kind of plug into the adapter, that's why it looks small, this is pretty nice because you can disconnect the hand shower without disturbing your standard shower head. I comes with thorough instruction. We like it for my mother in law, it's smaller than many others and has an on/off control, much easier for her to handle. A standard shower head thread is 1/2" pipe thread, don't try to measure it because it's no where near 1/2" but that's what its called. This unit has an adapter that threads onto the end of the pipe that sticks out of the wall, then you can put your shower head back onto the other end of the adapter. The hand shower has a smaller quick connect fitting that you kind of plug into the adapter, that's why it looks small, this is pretty nice because you can disconnect the hand shower without disturbing your standard shower head. I comes with thorough instruction. We like it for my... » Read More A standard shower head thread is 1/2" pipe thread, don't try to measure it because it's no where near 1/2" but that's what its called. This unit has an adapter that threads onto the end of the pipe that sticks out of the wall, then you can put your shower head back onto the other end of the adapter. The hand shower has a smaller quick connect fitting that you kind of plug into the adapter, that's why it looks small, this is pretty nice because you can disconnect the hand shower without disturbing your standard shower head. I comes with thorough instruction. We like it for my mother in law, it's smaller than many others and has an on/off control, much easier for her to handle. « Show Less
832107
It really depends on how high up your shower head is attached to your wall. Our pipe comes out at approx. 76" high. I am 5'3" and I don't have a problem. The hose measures 5 ft from connector to connector, plus the head. I have shoulder length, very thick hair. The pressure is perfect. My husband removed the restrictor (directions included.)
1881102
Can't help you. I never used mine - my shower head was bigger than the opening on the holder. I ordered two different holders and neither fit. Just made a bad purchase.
364728
I purchased the extended length shower hose and love it. The fittings should be a standard size for all shower heads. Hope this helps.
932217
It is made to work with a shower setup that has the shower head hooked to a hose combination (allows you to lift up the shower head/handle out of the cradle). I had to buy some cheap PVC pieces (straight threaded and 90 degree threaded - Total $2) to make mine fit because I had the standard shower head without a hose connection.
1864743
I'm not sure what the exact length of the hose was. I ordered a longer hose and never got the combination of components to work correctly. I returned the shower head to Amazon because the connection to the water source leaked. As well as I remember the entire unit was plastic.