I'd love a larger shower head, but my husband really likes the Hansgrohe 150 AIR from the Raindance C collection. Do you think we could still install this on a 12" arm, coming straight out of the wall, or would a 9" straight (90 degree) arm look more in scale? If you have a picture of a 6" on an arm like that, please post if you can! Thanks!

Sorry, have been out of town and unable to respond. Thanks for your input. Babka, I was thinking that actuall hairwashing, etc. would be done with handheld and the rainshower would be used for a relaxing minute or two at the end, so not so much armwaving at that time. So splashing would just be whatever bounces off the body from a standing-still position. Still, there is some distance that is simple too close to the wall psychologically, but I'm not quite sure what that is! nycbluedevil, I'm glad to hear yours is working for you! Based on your response and photos, I've made myself a sketch of what I think you have. With the rainshower centered in a total length of 33" opening plus 36" pony wall, you have the center of the rainshower at 34 1/2 inches from the wall? Or did you subtract the 20" for the column before you centered the shower? That would put the center of it 24.5" from the wall. Would you mind measuring for me when you have a chance? Your example is the closest I've found. My husband originally specified 24" from the wall based on what felt comfortable, but we thought we could shrink it to as little as 20" if the overspray would be problematic. I think it wouldn't feel crowded if we were just standing there facing away from the wall... so glad to hear you don't have a splashing issue. We'll have waterproofing under the floor throughout and a bathmat at the opening to dry off on, but I don't want water on the front of the vanity outside the shower. We can also start with a glass panel and add a door if we need to as long as we have blocking there. I'd really rather not have a door. The floor will be heated, and I'm not too worried about it being cold. (The whole room is the size of some showers I see here!)

Our rainhead is 8 or 10 inches on a 16 imch arm. Love it! And no problems.

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