🚿 GGStudy Rain Black Shower Head - 12 Inches Square with Adjustable 11 Inches Extension Arm - Large Stainless Steel High Pressure Shower Head - Ultra Thin Rainfall Bath Shower Review

I had water splashing on the ceiling, had a small hole at the top! had to weld jb! Now everything is fine, but there is no need to repair the new product. Be careful with its cheap metal when putting it on! looks cool no current flow booo! only slow water, like rain, comes out. Buy a JB weld with her trust me leaks where they soldered it to her neck

The tape that comes with the head is cheap so I recommend buying it yourself. When installing, I recommend putting on and tightening the shower extension first, and then putting on and tightening the head, otherwise the head on the extension may become unstable. You'll think it's broken, but it's not, you just have to adjust the ends and tighten.

The shower head itself looks very good and works very well but the extension leaves a lot to be desired. There is a workaround for arm weakness: if the arm is mounted with a wing nut on the left side (opposite promotional photos), 'bottom' is also 'tighter' so it doesn't sag under weight. water and hit your head while showering. Pros: - Inexpensive - Shower head has good coverage and pressure - The kit comes with everything you need for installation including washers and tape. I want the arm to

Installing this on a six from the wall there was no way it was facing the right way when it finally closed. No matter what I did, it always ended sideways. The solution to this problem is to replace the angled pipe sticking out of the wall with straight 1/2 inch pipe from your local hardware store. Install the spigot firmly, but not completely, into the wall with plenty of Teflon tape. Pull the devices onto the nipple, and then rotate the nipple the required amount until the device is pointing…