Shower arms, extenders and ceiling mounts

A shower arm connects the threaded water outlet at the wall or ceiling to the shower head. The fitting carries water outward into the shower space, setting both the elevation and horizontal reach of the spray. Straight extensions increase reach directly along an existing line, while angled arms and high rise goosenecks route the flow upward before dropping down to the connector.

Families on this shelf divide by shape, mount position and movement. Standard angled arms mount to a wall and project forward at fixed angles. Ceiling arms drop straight down from overhead outlets. S-shaped goosenecks step the pipe upward to gain height in a shower with low wall outlets. Adjustable extenders integrate brass ball joints and locking nuts, which let you change the angle and height between 2.4 and 17 inches.

Selection depends on the distance from the outlet to the target spray position. Measure straight out from the wall or down from the ceiling to choose lengths from 2.4 in to 24 in. For high rise gooseneck models, measure the vertical distance from the wall outlet to the ceiling so the upward bend clears the tile. All connections use standard threaded G 1/2 fittings to match the bathroom plumbing.

Tubing for straight, angled and gooseneck arms is formed from 304 stainless steel, which we bend and thread for structural stability under line pressure. Swivel ball joints and locking nuts rely on brass forging to withstand adjustment. Flanges slide over the wall pipe to cover the gap around the tile. Electroplating provides Brushed Nickel, Chrome, Matte Black and Oil Rubbed Bronze finishes that resist everyday wear inside the bathroom.