🚿 Hansgrohe Raindance 16-inch Raised Height Chrome Showerarm for Wall Mount Showerhead - Modern Rotating Design, Part Number 06476000 Review

This shower holder is made of heavy metal and has a very high quality finish. Finally, my shower doesn't splash water on my chest but on my head, which is what I wanted. Almost perfect design. The setup is a little different, but nothing more than the usual hands-on skills that most people who buy this from Revain already have. You will be satisfied with that because few of these things are well done. It's a good material, not cheap plastic. Good "weight" for the materials and it's nice too.

This is a nice piece but very heavy and is supported by a base that has to be screwed to the tile around the pipe connection on the wall. Turns out I can't use it because the tilers made too generous a hole for the pipe coming out of the wall, so there wasn't enough tile left to screw it in. If the pipe hole had been made smaller, I could have screwed the screws into the tiles all around. Too bad. Otherwise it was great.

Can't give five stars because oh my god it's expensive for what is actually a metal disc, rotary valve and 18 inch pipe , but that's definitely the real deal on the quality side. He's very heavy; probably at least ten pounds. It comes with four long screws of a pretty decent diameter. So if you want to install it on a porcelain stoneware shower, it is better to order a set of cutting nozzles. It really should only be mounted where at least two screws can cut into a stud, because if someone…

First of all I am very satisfied with the quality of this product. Heavy, high quality, beautiful. The vortex is smooth, non-leakage and comfortable to the touch. Before buying, as all the other reviewers have said, 4 screws are absolutely necessary to hold it up. Your thin-walled copper pipe in the wall is NOT going to be happy to hold that, and probably a heavy showerhead too. So make sure you have something solid to screw on to. - Tile so it was easy for me to add 2x4 behind the shower head…

This thing is a beast. It's heavy and well made. We installed it after the shower was completely ripped so the plumbers were able to add extra frames between the posts to hold this beast (and it's necessary - the shower bracket attaches with 4 long screws and is heavy - you want that it is installed in solid wood ). I don't think it would be that easy to replace an existing shower mount with one unless you know there is a solid frame behind it. We paired it with a Delta shower head that rotates