🚿 Enhance Your Shower Experience with Delta Faucet 10-inch Adjustable Extension Shower Arm in Chrome UA902-PK Review

I bought the product because my shower head is too high for me. I also had a hand held shower hose installed but I couldn't reach it so this extension came in handy. Installation was quick and has held up the new shower head perfectly so far. Didn't notice any drop in pressure. I'm glad I found this product here!

I'm usually good at review reading BUT I didn't read reviews this time and now it's costing me money. 18 dollars and 81 cents to be exact. Two problems: 1. The connector next to the shower head is not tight enough to hold the shower head, it may be broken. 2. You can't fully tighten it because you need to align it so you can adjust it up and down. You should leave it screwed up a bit. Biggest problem #1, that's why I can't use it.

It's great until you actually screw it up. Then you realize that the bean counters in the Delta faucet skimped on design and used an ARTIFICIAL CLAMP instead of the usual sliding bracket to attach to the pipe. This means that if your threads don't exactly match theirs, it *won't be straight when tightened*. watch the video That's a terrible design. The best solution to prevent leakage is to use far more Teflon tape than necessary. Or, better yet, don't buy it at all!

I really regret buying this product just because I trusted the famous Delta brand. I realized I was stuck. It wouldn't move. I only screwed it in slightly without tools, but it held tight. I tried to pry it off with cloth tongs but the metal was actually scratching into streaks. With the towel still on. Since I can't grab it because of the quality, it's still glued well and securely to my switch valve. At the moment I can't even use my hand shower. The cost of this thing, the broken switch, and

First of all, the product is very solid (solid brass) and well made. However, there is one detail that makes the product literally unusable, hence the one star. The problem is that the entrance (the side facing the wall or gooseneck) is attached to the product ie doesn't rotate freely so you can tighten it while keeping your hand where it should be. The only way to tighten the product is to turn it completely inside out. That would be fine, except that if your strands don't match EXACTLY, the…

Works Great! This is the ideal length for a very small shower enclosure. Fits snugly and securely with no leaks, although I used duct tape as an extra measure. I had to try a few different build angles to attach the pole and rotate properly on the shower arm. One of the reviewers posted a video mentioning the negative outcome of this process. If your final tight connection of this extension results in the extension pointing in the wrong direction, remove it and try again by rotating the…

My shower head is way higher than my head so I wanted something to lower the shower head closer to me. i am a small person The picture on the website shows the extension going up so I wasn't sure how that would work because I wanted to extend the length of the shower head down and also flip the other end up so the shower head is pointing at me. This works great as both ends will tilt up and down as you turn the wing nut. I've attached an image to show exactly what I mean. The only problem is…

PROS: - Sturdy construction - Easy to adjust CONS: - Shorter than you think, but no problem. What you need is like the Inspector Gadget except it has an arm extension. I was actually surprised because honestly I expected half of it to be plastic, but it was all metal, which confirmed my belief that I'll never have a problem with this thing. The screws tighten well, you can easily put it in any position, that's all there is to say. The only real downside is that ten inches (probably more like 9…

I used this along with the AKDY AZ-6021 8" Chrome Bathroom Shower Head. The shower head comes without instructions, it took a while for me. To make it easier for you, I am writing a step-by-step installation guide and adding photos for each step. Let me know if this was helpful :) 1- Place the screen gasket in the socket 2- Place the large round gasket in the socket 3- Place the swivel ball in the socket 4- Place the thicker gasket into the shower head and screw the connector (attached to the…