How high can/should I hang my ceiling mounted rain shower head?
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Rain shower head - how big is big enough???
Comments (6)I'll let you know in two weeks :) We're installing a 12 inch - the feedback I received from friends who had them was bigger was better. It feels very warm and cozy to be surrounded by the rainshower. The rainshower doesn't supply a very pressurized shower experience regardless (think gentle rain not massage spray) Can you switch out the valve? We did a lot of research on which thermostatic controllers supplied how much water (plus how much you can get from your hot water heater) it's crazy how complicated it is! I'm not sure exactly what you mean by visually - if you're primarily interested in which one fits the scale of your bathroom, you should probably just check out a supply room and look at the different sizes -...See MoreShower head is too high - how to fix?
Comments (1)You could try a goose-neck shower arm., perhaps. They angle up and then down, designed for rainshowers from the wall vice the ceiling. You can get them in shoreter lengths than the adjustable shower arms, which may work better in a smalller space, allowing you to step out of the waterflow....See MorePlumbing for Rain Shower Head -- How much to drop ceiliing?
Comments (7)You're unlikely to have a problem because there will be little if any water in that horizontal portion of the pipe, and, if there is a bit of water, it will be in a pipe with an open end so there is room for expansion. In addition, you can insulate above the pipe; that means that the heat it will pick up from the room should more than balance out what's lost to the space above the insulation....See MoreHow long should my rain shower hang down?
Comments (3)Hi Lauren, 12 inch arm would probably work best...See Moreedaghigh
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