how long is shower arm that goes into the wall?my bar will be mounted on tile while main shower head/arm will only be through sheet rock
807089
I agree with Peggy H. Remember to purchase the escutcheon for the shower arm. Even tho the pic shows an escutcheon, I don't recall it being part of the purchase.
807090
The arm is about 5 inches long from the point it leaves the wall to the first "bend" so there should be plenty of length regardless of your tile depth for the bar to clear.
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.
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Unfortunately, this shower disappeared during my bathroom remodel and a slightly different model was installed. The distance from the wall to the center of my shower head is 11" when the wand is in its holder, parallel to the floor. I answered this question under the assumption that all Moen shower wands are the same length. That may be a rash assumption. (^^)
512181
If your shower pipe is plenty high then the arm isn't a necessity. Personally I was very happy I added the arm. It allowed me to move the shower head higher and bring it further out into the shower space.
123041
The 59 inch hose end of the hand held shower screws into the brass diverter. The 24 inch brass hand held shower slide bar attaches with screws and anchors into the wall. If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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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.
2185093
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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Just about 2 inches. It comes with a rubber thing with a grove in it that you place over the bar, then the handing sits in the grove. It also has suction cups to help hold it against the wall. We are very happy with it. The rubber piece is flexible so it probably would separate enough to fit over your bar.
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I don't know. The one I bought is 28" end to end, 24" of that is just the bar, the rest is attachments on the ends that attach to the wall. I just LOVE mine. Makes showering so much easier because I don't get disoriented when I close my eyes to shampoo. I'm pleased with mine.
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I looked at item weights of this vs. rainfall-type and this appears to be heavier. Our arm comes about 6-8" from the wall and we have no problem. We replaced a two-head system that we couldn't replace. This shower head is so good we can't get over it my hsband didn't want a rainfall, but this really isn't. We took out the flow valve/screen as others advised and it's amazing how much water we get. We didn't know we had this much water pressure. You mght be able to remove your extension because this has pretty god length. Good luck!
920577
I have ours on a tiled shower wall and it is fine. However, our tiles are 3 inch square tiles. If your tiles are smaller, I'm not sure how that will work. Good luck!
2215788
Our tub was very similar. I went to a local hardware store to get a metal pipe that would fit into the shower rod at each end, connecting to the wall. This extended the length of the shower rod out to meet the width of the tub. I did later order extra ceiling supports for stability since it only came with one.
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If you install it on the wall, the bar is 24 inches from the wall. If you install it from the ceiling (flush against the wall) it's 12 inches from the wall. We have ours coming out of the wall, so it's 24 inches. Hope this helps.
704634
They are separate pieces. The arm is a standard threaded pipe just like a regular shower arm. You put the flange on the arm, apply Teflon tape to the threads, screw into the shower fitting and then slide the flange back until it is flush with the wall.
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You have to install a 1/2" threaded copper fitting on the hot and cold water line and it should protrude from the wall about a 1/2". This means eliminating the mixing valve that is currently installed in your shower wall. This is easier said than done and you must measure the shower tower to place the copper connectors at the correct height. So you will need all of the tools for sweating and cutting copper and tools for tile work.
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As memory serves me, (I used this item several years ago in a Florida friends bathroom). The bar is 3/4 the spring loaded ends insert into the 3/4" bar ends.The spring ends are 5/8" square. This allows the bar to be used for either size. Ours was the 3/4". The 5/8" square ends disappeared into the 3/4" tile wall brackets. If your wall bracket is 5/8" the sq spring end becomes the end of the bar ...you just cut the 3/4" bar a little shorter to fit upto not into the brackets
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Cannot answer. My chair is back in the box.did serve its purpose. My shower is 26 in and I had no problem. Did not attach left arm ,made it easier to enter and exit.Did have a grab on the right. Good luck. TJF