do I need a shower arm with it? Do I need to buy a shower arm seperately to install it?
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If where you plan to install it has an arm, then No. If all you have is a wall or ceiling outlet, then Yes. Coming from our wall was an arm that bends roughly 45 and I simply connected it to the threads. Did not even require teflon tape.
1947073
You shouldn't need anything other than possibly a nipple for the shower connection going into the wall. You have to see how big your pipe is in the wall. But if you have the usual sized pipes, you shouldn't need any additional material.
1676007
I am going to buy on of these and it looks good to me. I am just amused at people wondering what it will look like. I have 4 bathrooms and I did not know how my shower arms looked until I wanted to replace one. Between motels, hotels, and vacation houses over the years, I can not recall how any shower arm looked. If this one will fit, and gives you the height you need, buy it. I am going to. I like the fact that it will allow my new shower head to aim straight down for a wonderful rain shower .
1709492
Honestly My super did it, but one side comes with an adhesive strip. If not you should find a strong glue, or slide it down your shower door slot...... If it has one. Hope I could help in anyway.
2067290
Definitely need the adapter arm. Head is designed to be parallel to the floor. I measured arm length so that the center of the head is over the center of our shower. Love the shower head; feels like a nice rain.
319933
We bought this "Moen S113BN Waterhill 14-Inch Shower Arm, Brushed Nickel" its the arm one end attaches to the shower head and one attaches to the pipe in the wall. The arm moves the shower head out a distance so it is away from wall and you can stand right under it.
258386
Yes, just unscrew it or don't attach it in the first place. This can be purchased without the arm part.
1507669
I gather you meant is a separate installation kit needed? The answer is no. It comes with everything you need.
512180
Without the arm, the shower head will essentially be flush against the wall. If you want the "rain effect" you'll need the arm as it extends the shower head to be directly overhead. I bought one for my new apartment and it has been life changing. So I say go for it! Easy to set up and I'll be taking it with me to my next place.
661743
Yes you can use a different arm. The arm and the shower head comes as a set. Overall is a great looking design set and have them on my both showers.
1574127
You cannot 'lift' either arm. You can install both arms, or only one arm (left or right) as required in your bathroom. But each arm is stationery once installed. Note: The arm does wiggle a bit even when tightened down...but it's very sturdy to push down on in order to stand up more easily. And, when the arms are no longer needed someone can still use the seat so it's easier to arise from a higher seated position.
497557
You will need a Showerhead, Shower Arm and Flange and if it has a tub you'll need a Tub Spout. It is cheaper to buy the set unless your looking for a special look.
831347
We had a plumber install ours, but I dont think you need anything else. BTW - I love this faucet.
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.
1701148
In my opinion it doesn't need arm extention as it already has one and the head goes far enough in regular shower cabin. You can easily adjust angle of the arm and the head, so additional extension is not needed... If you're afraid that this shower head would be too heavy for your extention, I would recommend to remove your arm extention in this case...
1959620
The left-hand side threads onto the shower head pipe. Your existing shower head will thread onto the right-hand side. The 3rd connection visible on the lower left is where you would attach a flexible shower arm. This product is not very well made - would recommend this: Danze D481350RB 1/2-Inch Push Pull Shower Arm Diverter
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Yep - use the existing one. I think it's to combat the 'derp' factor of someone buying this and not actually having a shower. *shrug*