How much height does the pipe add? I 'm trying to add a "rain" showerhead, so I'm trying to make sure I have clearance to stand under it. Haha thanks
1343905
Same with us here - we did the same thing. It only raises it up 1/2" inch from where it comes out of the wall, the good thing is you don't "lose height" with this arm - the thickness of your head will determine how far you drop down. I have a huge head hanging under it - I would check that thickness too to add to your equation. Hope this helps.
1370772
I agree that the shower is short. I added a 6 inch brass nipple and coupling to raise the height while keeping the valves at a reasonable position for all.
64974
It is 23 inches high(the highest it can go)....perfect for me. I use it every day...using the hand held part of my shower head
2203266
The installed height is about 7 1/4", the black plastic lever extends about 1 1/4" from the base, the nozzle where the water comes out from extends about 3 1/4" from the main tube, it is chrome. Try to get one that the base is made from metal on the inside instead of plastic.
576820
Sorry, I don't know. We have a rain chain going into the top of our rain barrel. I'll forward this to my son-in-law. He may be able to answer your question. BTW- its really lovely to look at. It stands about 8 feet tall.
832103
The hose is about 5 ft from the look of it. I'm not sure how high up your shower pipe is, but you should be able to reach the settings fairly easy . If anything you might need to bring the top one down to adjust. But since there only is three settings anyway I don't think you'd be messing with it much
128267
My unit is below a window. This model is not as tall as some I saw. It is just shy of 12" in total height. I did not install the base which might make it taller, I don't know. I measured and it is approximately 2 3/4" from the wall. I am very happy with the looks and use of this faucet.
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
1637186
Give it away! If you have an expensive brass head, like a rain head, it won't hold it. It may stay up but as soon as it gets the water weight too, bingo, it's down. Or, as I did, get a solid chrome plated bent pipe extension.
784339
Well, my ceiling is under 6 feet and with the shower I reduced the caddy to probably around 4 feet. It comes with several sections to the pipe that you can add or remove, so I simply left two sections off. There was still enough room for the spring-loaded end to provide stability.
936476
T- did it work ok to make this shorter? I have to stand on tiptoe in order to remove my detachable showerhead from its holder. Did you buy this? Has it lasted?
2020190
Height? it's bigger than you would think...it measures 6 inches but appears much deeper. When centering the faucet we had to make sure the water flow hit directly in the center so there would be no splash...so far no problem with that!
1813841
I keep forgetting to measure the height and I am not home now, but wanted to get back to you. It is high enough for me, but I don't use the very tall pots. I really like the faucet and I installed it myself, but I have a feeling it might not be tall enough for your expertise. If you want me to measure it let me know.
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
284796
Where you attach shower head is approximately 9 1/2" above bottom of water outlet pipe.
1881690
What are you talking about? Mine is high above the sink and the water-stream goes angle so I am not touching anything. Maybe your sink raised above the counter?
284795
I agree with CN. It's about 10.5 inches. The extra height provides for a rainfall effect, with a good flow of water pressure.