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Every fitting, bracket and adapter by price

The small brass and steel parts that close a joint: elbows, flanges, holders, pivot balls and washers, listed with the price of the cheapest option.

Fittings on this shelf mount between the water supply pipe at the wall and the shower head or hose. Wall flanges cover the opening where a shower arm penetrates tile or bathroom wallboard. Arm mounts and swivel adapters screw onto the pipe thread to support a handheld sprayer or angle the water flow. Slide bar brackets clamp around round vertical bars or grab bars to hold a sprayer at adjustable heights along the wall.

The families split by how they support the sprayer and route the line. Arm mounts connect directly to a 1/2 inch IPS shower arm and provide an outlet for a flexible hose alongside a cradle for the sprayer handle. Extension connectors join two lengths of hose together. Elbow adapters alter the outlet angle by 135 degrees, while swivel ball adapters permit continuous rotation. Flanges differ strictly by outer diameter, and clamp brackets mount directly to vertical round bars.

Dimensions determine which component fits the existing line. Threaded adapters and arm mounts use standard 1/2 inch IPS female inlets and male outlets to mate with shower arms and hose nuts. For wall flanges, measure the wall opening diameter to choose between 2.5 in and 3.5 in outer plate widths. For slider brackets, measure the outside diameter of the round slide bar or grab bar, with models spanning 0.71 to 1.00 in, 0.75 to 1.00 in, or 1.18 to 1.26 in.

Solid brass forging goes into our swivel ball joints and pipe adapters to hold up under rotational adjustment and line pressure. We use 304 stainless steel for hose extension connectors and wall flanges, while slider brackets use ABS molding. Electroplating in Chrome, Matte Black, Oil Rubbed Bronze, or Brushed Nickel resists surface wear across these brass and steel bathroom fittings.