PHASAT S Shaped Shower Arm, 16.65 Inches High Rise Shower Arm with Flange,Shower Head Extension Arm Replacement,Shower Arm Extension Brushed Nickel,PU9L02

Do yourself a favor and get this one over some of the others that are a few bucks cheaper for sell on here. It is thicker metal and of better quality. The plumber said the same thing (he was replacing one that wouldnt stop leaking from here). The finish is good and went in without issue for the plumber. I only wished the reach was 1-1.5 inches further out, but I can live with it.

The media could not be loaded. We really wanted to do a rainfall shower head in our new house but it was going to be over 8k to add that to our mortgage. Instead of that massive expense we decided to do an extra large shower head (over 16in). This was the PERFECT neck for it to fit similar to a rainfall shower head.It was so easy to install and we’ve had it for many months now without any problems or leaks. Also, the water pressure is almost exactly the same as it was before.Really great value for the money that we saved with this option!

Works great and the wife loves it.

This shower arm is exactly as described—beautiful matte black finish and robust stainless steel construction. It elevated the style of our shower area perfectly. My only small suggestion to the manufacturer would be to consider extending the section that goes into the wall just a bit. Our inner wall elbow is somewhat recessed, so tightening the arm securely (especially when factoring in the escutcheon plate) was cutting it a bit close. Still, installation was straightforward, and overall, we are very happy with the end result!

Just like everyone else said, this is pictured with the flange but i dont think it comes with one. Raises the shower head though

Love this s hook pipe extension

I love a giant rainfall showerhead and I've finally found the one that will stay in our bathroom forever*.See my other reviews to see which one I settled on.I did have a similar, but much smaller gooseneck pipe installed, but it ended at the same height as it started (hope that makes sense!) and this showerhead hangs down about 4" below the end of the pipe. That put the bottom of the showerhead at a height we had to crouch to get under... no fun. This one "ends" at least 4 or 5 inches higher than it starts, so this showerhead fits over us beautifully.I've also installed a diverter and a coupling in line with this shower arm, which pushes the showerhead nicely into the middle of the shower stall... which is exactly where we want it.The pipe feels solid and the threads were nicely machined so that the whole setup is very sturdy. Of course there is the worry whether the threads will be tight when you twist it on and get it perfectly upright. Initially it went a little past vertical but would NOT make it another time around, so I took it off and added more Teflon tape to the threads. This time it got very hard to turn just as it was approaching vertical, and it locked in to vertical when I pushed a little harder. So far - months later - it has not tried to move at all.Recommended.*forever or until my wife decides she wants something else.

Solved the problem of a way too short 1923 shower!