What is the distance of the shower head connection back to the shower arm? I have a 13 3/4" square shower head I would like to install. I need 7"
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Yep, I measure about 6.5 inches. There are other arms with a less severe bend that may accommodate the larger head.At 6'2", I needed the larger, higher bend to get it out of the way.
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There is about 7 1/2 clearance with a slight angle at the connection point.
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The long arm is 10 inches from the connection to the head to the connection nut (installed). The head is 4" from where it attaches to the long arm. The head itself is 6" in diameter.
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I measured it for you. Keep in mind that the center of the front of each shelf is over 1/2 an inch higher than the back because it bows up. If you take this into account then the distance from the top rail of the shelf to the centerline of the waterpipe where it comes out of the wall and goes to the shower head is 9 inches. If I have my showerhead pointed all the way down the water hits this rail. I have to bring the head up a few degrees to get it to clear. Otherwise I am happy with the design of the shelf. Now I am just interested to see if they used good quality stainless that won't rust over time. We shall see. I measured it for you. Keep in mind that the center of the front of each shelf is over 1/2 an inch higher than the back because it bows up. If you take this into account then the distance from the top rail of the shelf to the centerline of the waterpipe where it comes out of the wall and goes to the shower head is 9 inches. If I have my showerhead pointed all the way down the water hits this rail. I have to bring the head up a few degrees to get it to clear. Otherwise I am happy with the design of the shelf. Now I am just interested to see if they used good quality stainless that won't rust... » Read More I measured it for you. Keep in mind that the center of the front of each shelf is over 1/2 an inch higher than the back because it bows up. If you take this into account then the distance from the top rail of the shelf to the centerline of the waterpipe where it comes out of the wall and goes to the shower head is 9 inches. If I have my showerhead pointed all the way down the water hits this rail. I have to bring the head up a few degrees to get it to clear. Otherwise I am happy with the design of the shelf. Now I am just interested to see if they used good quality stainless that won't rust over time. We shall see. « Show Less
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well, I'm not so good at measuring? but there is a place for a shower fitting: there is an outside circle, then an inside metal circle which on it's outside is a little more than 3/8ths inch, and the inside of that inner metal circle is a little less than 3/8ths inch. Anyway, I'm very happy with the faucet.
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Hi there, I checked my three way connectors, both of them ( I have in both bathrooms ) came with 3/8" not 7/8".Maybe try to check in Home depot or Lowe's.My husband told me it's came with that 3/8" adapter.
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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
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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.
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You will need at least 34" from the inside corner of the shower. You have the thickness of the shower wall itself that adds to the 31" to make the overall space needed to 34". Hope this helps.
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I have mine in a standard 1/2 inch thread shower head. If your hand held shower screws on the top where a standard head goes, it will work fine. Very good product. Recommended.
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22 inches from wall to center of shower head. 10 inch rise from bottom of wall feed pipe to top of shower head.
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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.
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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.
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Appx 11 1/2 in to the center of the shower head from the wall, a little under 15 1/2 in to the outer edge, depending on how you have it tilted.
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Center to center is 4 inches. You would need shower heads that are shy of 4 inches in diameter or less for it to work without issue being side by side or if you were like me, one shower head uses the on/off valve and the other does not so they are offset allowing us to use 5 inch diameter heads.
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To enjoy it fully, I suggest using and extension arm. This will allow ghe shower head to be further from the wall and be directly on top of you when you're in the shower
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Depends on how deep in the wall the mating threaded connection is. From thread-to-thread the arm is about 8" in that direction.
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Suggest you contact Wingits. They were very helpful to me when I had an installation question. I have a tiled shower and can't answer your question.