Review on 11-inch Chrome SparkPod Shower Arm Extension - Durable Solid Brass with Universal Connection to All Shower Heads, Quick Install, Advanced Anti-Leakage Technology by Michael Wilder

The market suddenly gets a lot smaller when I'm trying to find a 16 inch shower extender instead of an 11 inch shower extender or something that will butt against the wall. So I wasn't exactly happy about having to shell out $30 for a basic whistle, especially when I don't trust it because it's made of both plastic and metal. But I really wanted a rain shower in my shower, so I decided to go all the way no matter what. suitable for use as a rain shower. There were no pictures or specs for the size of the internals so I took a chance and lost. At least now I will be the first to post these pictures. The hose at the end of the shower head is much smaller than the one attached to the shower head. This design is designed to reduce water flow to increase water pressure. Also known. removable water limiter. This is normal and fashionable with most shower heads, but not with rain shower heads. These particular species don't need rapid water pressure, they need good water flow. So the design of the pipe in this case is illogical. Of course it will still "work" as all the reviews and FAQs say, but it won't work that well. On the other hand I can't comment on the strength as I use a safety chain to keep the shower head upright which I recommend to others. Strong or not, I only expect this thing to deliver water. It feels too cheap to rely on holding a 3lb showerhead over my head, especially since holding an object at arm's length would be heavier than it is.