Seems like 17" from wall to center of rainshower head is too close to wall. What's your experience? Do you bump into handheld shower with shoulders?
1431303
I have had no issues at all. I have very long hair and what concerned me was the type of the shower head not having enough pressure to fully wash my hair without a big bother. I do like the Grohe. You are able to tilt the shower head a bit too.
1431304
been living with this system a year now. never had a sense of crowding, and haven't bumped the handshower either.
1431305
It's 18" from wall and it's comfortable.For me is excellent you adjust the handheld over the column high and low
775904
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.
1303744
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.
1204471
From the metal panel on the wall to the center of the shower head it's about 17"And about 19 1/2" from the wall, hope this helps
873382
From the shower head arm to the base of the shelf my measurement has it at 10 inches. I do not have a problem with water hitting the top shelf. I have an oversized shower head and so far everything stays dry.
2234405
Approximately 2 inched from wall connection to top of showerhead. My showerhead sticks out 15 inches from wall to center of showerhead but this is an adjustment I made to center it in a 30 x 30 glass shower stall. I believe it was more but I cannot say how much more---sorry.
652295
Most of the hand held shower heads I am familiar with would attach at an awkward angle on this extender arm in my opinion. The end of this extender arm points almost straight down. While I honestly cannot say, it would seem to me it would not be a good combination. My old shower arm pointed in about 120 degree angle. This shower arm points almost in 180 degree angle. I would not consider it for a hand held shower head
1791331
The shelves are not sharp at corners, not certain what distance referred to as "doesn't go up to the ceiling". Depending on what actual space working with, this could sit near the shower head and not be in the way for using the rest of the shower space.
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.
1011563
It depends on how much of an angle you set the shower head from the slider bar. Mine is about 6" away from the wall.
1040095
That is one of the great things about it. It is designed to slide onto itself to expand or contract as needed. The official spec states: "Adjusts to fit showers between 54-inch and 72-inch". Hope this helps. Good luck.
2232784
I know this is months later, but I just got this, and I LOVE it. My shower head is low, too (and I'm 6'). Before, the spray hit at chin-level, and this one lifts up enough so that it's at forehead level. I'm not sure that's the highest - I may not have it at the highest so that it doesn't spray the back wall of the shower too high. Hope that helps.
242899
the hand-held wand fits into a stationary slot on side of big mounting "thingy" which is also stationary. The shower head fits in there as well but between the two (head and mounting bar), there is another "joint" which allows the shower head to be articulated. I did remove water restrictor (we are on well water with decent pressure) and I do not have a problem with flow. We have now had it a few months and so far, so good. I really like it.
353754
Approximately 15 inches. I have it installed in an acrylic shower stall, with the arm coming out of the wall which is about 2" deeper than the shower wall, and the showerhead is perfect--not too close to the wall and doesn't spray out the door.
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.
744474
I hope this helps: The distance between the wall and the center top of the shower head is 9".
1960834
The handheld is not adjustable like that. The main shower head is though. The entire fixture will lean any way that your actual pipe attachment does. Mine tilts down a bit because there is a curve in the pipe that it attaches to... I too was worried about this because my shower ceiling is quite low. It works really great though, I love this shower head fixture!