Questions and Answers for Glacier Bay Raincan 3.5 J-shaped Shower Arm in Nickel

A:  Yes, but no. The way this shower arm is intended is for the longer piece to screw into the outlet in the wall and the smaller and downward facing section to be screwed into the shower head. It is meant to be used exactly as the photo shows. Straight out from the wall on the long piece and then slightly down for a rainfall type shower head.

A:  Hello, One end connects to a shower head and the other end connects to the stub out from your wall.

A:  It is the same thread on both ends. So yes it can if it fits.

A:  Yes it will

A:  Yes

A:  Yes it will

A:  Hello, The raincan shower arm comes with standard shower head threads on the end.

A:  Sure it will thread on to this arm. As you probably know a normal shower head is designed for an arm with a 45 degrees angle where this is a 90. So make sure your shower head is adjustable enough to compensate for the 90 degree angle.

A:  Yes after the bend the center of the pipe is 11 and 1/2 in from the wall.

A:  It is just 9 inches to where the pipe begins to bend.

A:  12" from the wall

A:  The 12 inch dimension is from the threaded end wall side to outside bend. The picture should give you a better understanding.

A:  Hi Larry, It is the length of the pipe.

A:  The overall length of the shower arm is 12 inches.

A:  Hi, This shower arm has standard threads. As long as the diverter connects to standard shower arm threads, you should be okay to use a diverter.

A:  No It beings the shower head a foot away from the wall. You will have a space at least 10 to 12 in from hand held to wall and it will be.facing bottom of shower or tub.

A:  Hi Russell, The measurement from center line to the end of the threads is approximately 3 inches.

A:  it is the average distance with every nthing half of a inch fitting

A:  The diameter is 2-1/4"

A:  1/2 inch

A:  Hi Bonnie, The outer diameter of the flange is approximately 2 1/4 inches.

A:  The dimensions are 11-inch Raincan Shower Arm and Flangeis 1/2" in diameter.

A:  7/8 inches

A:  The 11-inch Raincan Shower Arm and Flangeis 1/2" in diameter.

A:  They are supposed to be 1/2-inch NPT on both ends, however the threads on showerhead side were slightly too large on both I purchased (and returned). I suspect its a manufacturing defect caused by threading the pipe before it is heated to bend the elbow; the heat expands the metal on that end. The threads on the wall side were standard.

A:  As far as I know, Glacier Bay brand doesn't offer a longer length arm in this pattern, at least on this site. They do however offer a shower arm in a curved pattern that is 14 inches long http://www.homedepot.com/p/Glacier-Bay-14-in-Shower-Arm-with-Flange-in-Brushed-Nickel-59302-6404/205396686

A:  No. This raincan shower is only offered in the 12in size.

A:  Couldn't find one

A:  HD also carries them in 16" length by Delta - Model # RP46870, Internet #203621767 or Store SO SKU #1001090049 and Moen - Model # 151380BN or Internet #203203441

A:  Yes, both ends have the same thread.

A:  both ends are threaded 1/2 npt