what is needed to suspend shower head vertically from ceiling, rather than horizontally from the wall?
569836
I used 2 feet shower rod from the ceiling (for my 9 foot ceiling). Its available on amazon.
569837
Don't buy this shower head. It is a piece of crap. I spent hundreds of dollars on plumbers charges installing it, troubleshooting it, ordering a new valve, installing the new valve again, then trouble shooting that. The bottom line up front is that Lighthouse shower fixtures suck.
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
2046231
The shower head will move in any direction. The connection from the device to pipe is rigid - of course - but the head moves from there.
1990090
U can use it as a wall or ceiling mount, u just have to have the correct shower head neck. I hung mine from the ceiling and it looks great.
1370773
Mount the unit @ any height you desire. Shower is built so that you can flip the shower head to allow for H/C input from top or bottom. I used two water hoses for my water supply. Hot shower is available anytime desired.
918829
Any size your walls will accommodate! I used it to get more of a downward aim in a custom shower we built. It works perfectly!
1194476
For the best results use a shower arm that maintains the vertical down fall of the water. We do not recommend this type of shower head at an angle.There are straight shower arms that come out of the ceiling and there are 90-degree shower arms that come out of the wall.We use the Kohler HydroRail frequently.
1338088
Yes! I had mine installed from the ceiling. Just make sure you have enough clearance for the tall folks. I just checked- my shower head is 82" from the tub floor. As the water falls from the shower head, it gains momentum. The center of my shower head is 23" from the front wall (spigot wall). I like having some space at the rear of the shower to get out of the spray. (shaving legs etc.) Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine! :)
957529
You can hang the shower panel at the height that fits your needs. I am 5 ft tall and we hung it a little too low -completely our fault- but I remedy that by turning the top sprayers to a setting that sprays lower and then they spray my chest. They are all individually controlled. You can't turn them to face a different direction, but you can adjust how they spray (mist, jet or spray) and you can adjust the pressure so they spray even lower. Really just make sure you double check the height when installing and you won't have a problem. It totally could've been hung higher than we hung it.
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.
696806
Yes, I extended two wall mounts at back to stabilize the shower rod and used the two ceiling mounts at front & side.
219147
I actually wanted two shower heads side by side about 18 inches apart. You could make it anything you want, but I bought a simple shower clip / holder at the hardware store and screwed it into the tile wall vs being on the post. Without the second shower on the post, the post will hang via gravity and needs no fixation to the wall. Hope this helps. Otherwise I would try Gorilla Glue and glue to the tile.
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.
515409
Our bathroom ceiling is 9 footThe vertical drop is about 30 inches from the ceiling to the L shaped rod. Not we used two vertical drops give improved stability to the horizontal L shAped current rod.
346616
hand held shower head is solid mounted so it follows the angle of the wall pipe
1753752
You can tilt it backwards or forwards, and swivel it a little left/right when you make your height adjustment. If you lean it too far forward, the shower head could probably fall out of the holder clip.
1753016
Yes, I'm disabled and what I did was bought two hooks that are made for the shower and placed them side by side so the shower head would rest on them. I love this hand held shower. Over the years I have purchased several but never happy until this one. Well worth a little more money and time to place it on the wall.