Side by Side Comparison of: DELTA FAUCET vs WantBa

So, I bought this because someone wrote a review saying that the nut used to connect it to your shower arm coming out of the wall was one that could twist/spin, to allow for the extender arm to be positioned exactly as you wish. Well, that review was written in 2013, and the manufacturer has since welded the nut. I was worried, but there was no need to be. The welded nut went on perfectly, and positioned just right.I've not noticed the "this materials used are so thin" reviews that some others complain of. It installed without any bending or twisting. I mean, it has a nut that you use a wrench to tighten (using a cloth over, to prevent scratching). Are these people just twisting it on and using the arm itself to tighten? Of course it will bend and mangle using that method! Install it using proper methids, and you should be fine.Someone else linked a different (preferred, to them) arm in their review that has a larger diameter tubing ... insinuating that this tubing on this is too small for adequate water flow. Nonsense! There is plenty of water flow from this ... and we have just average water pressure. I DID take the diverter out of the shower head we bought to go with it, and it works brilliantly.P.S. the reviewer who posted the above-mentioned link to a larger diameter arm failed to mention that the larger arm was also twice the price of this one! Umm ... duh. Of course you get more when you pay more.The joints on this unit are strong, and the arm stays in place with the rainshower head attached. No weird engineering required, and the joints just tightened by the thumbscrews.I would buy this product again. A good value, and a good price.

This is the second time I've purchased this adjustable shower arm and I does everything I need it to do. I initially order this device because the water pipe coming into the bathroom shower (in my rental unit) was way too low for me (I had to crouch to get under the water) - so this gave the needed extension I was looking for. Installation was very simple, including the use of the sealant tape that comes with the product. I've owned and used the first one I purchased for about two years (the second one was a gift), and I've had ZERO issues with leaks or the screw tighteners at the joints. Two years after installation, it's in the same position as I've originally installed it. I will add though that I don't use a heavy shower head (one of those plum-sized screw-in heads with no hose/attachments). So read other reviews if you're using something heavy.PROS:- Easy to install- No leaks / no weak joint screws (with a light shower head)- Easy to adjust positionCONS:- might not be able to handle very heavy shower heads* photo shows the product. I was able to gain 8 additional inches of vertical compared to my original faucet installed unusually low. Now I don't have to crouch.

Put two of them together for a real rain shower experience. I had one of the extenders and the rain head for almost two years but the other day thought to buy another extender to give me more height. Im 6ft and have more than 6 inches of clearance. FYI, the two extenders are the same brand. I went with the same because the first one lasted so long with no issues. Also, I move frequently so it has been installed and uninstalled 6 times in two years. No leaks, no problems.

At 6'1" and my wife 5'2" our shower needs are quite different. This shower arm solves everything. We have a rain head with a shower handle. The head came off ,attached the new shower arm then reattached the head. Works great. And the separate shower handle was uneffected.

PROS:-Solid construction-Easy to adjustCONS:-Shorter than you'd think, but nowhere near a deal breakerI got this as an extension for the AKDY 8" rain shower head, it does exactly what it needs to, it's like Inspector Gadget, except only the extendo-arm. I was actually surprised because I was honestly expecting half of it to be plastic, but it was entirely metal, which afirmed my beliefs that I will never have a problem with this thing. The screws tighten nicely, you can put it at whatever position you want easily, not much else to say. Only real downside is that ten inches(probably more likely 9 the way most people have it set up) is really less than you'd think. I'm considering getting a 12"-14" arm to replace this one day. Until then, it does the job well.[04-30-16] EDIT: Still using this same shower arm with the same rain shower head. It still works decent, but if I move the shower head too much, it's pretty much guaranteed to lose its tightened hold. I don't really ever move the shower head though, so it isn't a real problem, just something to take into account when guying this. Still feels solid when I do tighten it though, I don't expect the fasteners to break any time soon.

Adjustable and works great!

 I have never really had great luck finding a showerhead that gave me a satisfying experience....that is, until I discovered this gem. This replaced a fancy but impotent multi-setting shower massage wand with a small head and poor spray that just wasn't getting the job done. The various spray patterns didn't help either.The Wantba does away with all those gadgets and settings, and just gives you the nicest, strong stream of soft but powerful spray jets to rinse you in a pleasurable rainfall that easily reaches your favorite spots. If you live in an upstairs apartment with lackluster water pressure, this performs superbly. I removed the pre-installed flow regulator and was amazed at the flow and pressure of the streams this puts out. It's made with a domed chrome metal shell, adjustable swivel, and can be easily disassembled if any debris gets inside. The rubber nozzles should last a long time and look easy to keep clean and free flowing. Want to see it in action? Check out the video link to see just what you'll get when you step into a Power Shower with this wonderful and effective shower head.

This is the first shower head that I installed without the water saver, then removed to install the water saver. Without the "water saver", this gives an awesome spray! I can see why people like it so much. It actually was a bit much for me, so I put the water saver in and it still is pretty good. So, recommend you try it with the flow restrictor in (in my case, it was already installed when the shower head was delivered, others say it was packed separately). You might be happy enough with that and save water (and as importantly save the energy to heat the water).

This shower head has saved my life! I just moved to an apartment and spent the last two weeks showering with the worst water pressure I've ever experienced...think the trickle at a beach rinse off station. This shower head has completely transformed my shower experience. I installed it without the flow regulator. Boom. Amazing water pressure. It cut my shower time in half! My long hair is rinsed quickly and effectively. I can't say enough good things about it. First world water pressure problem: solved!

You know how apt bldg give u that generic shower head that come with 3 levels, well mines was always slow, and low pressure. So I rotated it some to see if that would help. It did for a while. But now its almost 3yrs later, and I can't take it anymore. Found this showerhead on Amazon, and now I feel like I'm living in a castle lol...this is really a rainfall shower head. Its pressure is just right. I realize the water pressure is on the customer end, so that's why i purchased this showerhead to get my shower full benefits. I stay in the shower longer. It cover my head fully when washing it, no more leaning to one size lol. Very nice for the price!

To me, this is at least as good as any other shower head I've used in terms of the feel of the shower, and better than most. I've had multi-function shower heads, but always ended up using a rainfall type pattern, so I don't miss having options. I have excellent well water, but very occasionally I get a bit of silt, so the fact that this can be disassembled and cleaned was a big plus. In fact in about ten minutes with a screwdriver and a pin or needle to clear the nozzles, it works like new.

SO AMAZING! I just moved into a new apartment where the shower pressure was so awful I couldn't even wash shampoo/conditioner out of my hair. Bought this in hopes that it would enhance the shower pressure and IT DID. This showerhead has changed my life and I would recommend it to anyone struggling with bad water pressure in their showers.

Used two of these arms - one for extending height and one to center over shower (like an "L"), with Delta RP50841 (lighter square rain head). Worked out great because of adjustability. No leaks. I would have given these 5 stars, but the wing levers really do not hold position. I addressed this by adding a chrome chain from the wall for support. I'm okay with this because it looks "industrial" and is a temporary fix, but probably not preferred by most.

It is missing a sturdiness that could lend itself to holding up heavier faucets but it is useful for certain. We acquired a rainfall head and we wanted it to be positioned more towards the middle of the shower. Our shower head though does use a switching valve near the base of the main waterfall piece that will switch the water between the hand held and the overhead. due to the somewhat flimsy nature of this faucet extender it often requires adjustment while in the shower.

as compulsive movers, a hand held shower that I found on a discount years ago is the first thing that goes in the packing box (ikr? weird strokes for weird folks lol). But for washing pets, cleaning the shower stall, etc, I simply cannot go back to a standard wall/ceiling fixture. The one we have is the best for our needs and is one of the easier installs in the world. It also sits at 45 degrees so the added height is a great feature. In short we would never part with it.In our current home, however, the spout from the wall is way too low - even for this more stand-up contraption. Not an issue for my shorter build, but could not imagine how my taller husband managed. Thing is, he usually never complains about anything, so when he did moan about the low-height-and-hence-ducking, I started my hunt. After other unsuccessful attempts at extensions, the Delta extension fit the bill perfectly.Did I mention, that we also have a water filter attached to the whole thing? The whole damn thing looks like some p* mpd out alien fire sprinkler - lol, but hey, the softer hair, increased pressure, and the aah! moment when you step into the shower; is good dividends.Tip: Don't give up on the first attempt at install, my husband did, and I had no issues with installing and making this work with different parts made by different companies.One star knocked off for leaking at the elbow, (fixed that with a new valve I got from the HW store).

Usual high quality Delta plumbing product. Easy to install and extend my shower head further into the tub center.Some info from the seller.Backed by Delta Faucet's Lifetime Limited WarrantyChromeMounts to wallAdaptable with standard showersAdjustable up and down 18 inchesBrass ConstructionThe Delta 12-Inch Adjustable Shower Arm lets you adjust the height and angle of your standard or raincan shower head, extending it up and out. Whether you're looking for a few inches of added headroom or need to mount a raincan shower head without a ceiling-mount shower arm, this product puts control of your shower experience into your handsFrom the ManufacturerThe Delta brand is focused on being more than a maker of great products: we're using water to transform the way people feel every day. Our products are beautifully engineered inside and out with consumer-inspired innovations like Touch2O Technology, which lets you turn your faucet on and off with just a touch, to In2ition Two-in-One Showers that get water where you need it most using an integrated shower head and hand shower. We’re committed to making technology for faucets, showers, toilets and more feel like magic that makes your busy life a little easier, because we believe there’s a better way to experience water.This does work and it's a quality product so my criticism is more about the function. As it turns out, if you're in the shower and you're not that tall, which my wife isn't, then you can't reach the top portion to actually adjust this. And for me, a tall and pretty strong guy, I found that levers / little metal bars that are used to tighten and loosen the adjustment threads need to be pretty tight for the shower head to stay in the desired position. Not a big deal but when you're trying to loosen it to make an adjustment, it's actually pretty hard to do so if you're planning on adjusting your shower head height and angle per use, you might want to consider these thoughts.

Well it doesn't leak, which was the initial concern for this product. The knobs are small and the short handles hurt when you turn it, so I had to use a washcloth to reposition my Thunderhead shower head to the elevated position. It moved around due to the weight of the showerhead and I had to tighten it with serious effort to get it to stay in place. Then when I wanted to reposition it, a lot of effort (accompanied with some pain) was needed to loosen the knob from it's tight fastened position. Other than that, I feel the picture makes it seem longer than it looks in real life; it actually seems kind of short when you are holding it in your hand. I needed this because my wall pipe is located too low and my showerhead hits me in the face when I go to turn the water off, so as far as mission objective goes, it did the job.

Great product, it allows me to get the water in the best position for me and all the users with out having to turn the actual shower head, I love it and I am now outfitting the other shower with the same product.

I did a product test between 4 different high pressure shower heads. The 6 function luxury shower head from Aqua Elegante, the Wantba 6" high pressure rainfall massage, the Speakman S-2252 Anystream, and the Delta 75152 single function shower head.Wantba:Pros: Simple, easy to clean, decent coverage (note: the coverage starts out wide but narrows a bit downstream due to the way the water falls and the nozzles are orientedCons: no adjustable spray pattern, stream pressure less than that of other comparable showerheads. I would not necessarily classify this as true rainfall experienceGet this if: want a simple mid pressure, stream abundant showerhead for cheap and you don't care about adjustable features

I'm perfectly happy with this purchase. Nice price too, all tings considered. Have you checked out prices for shower heads at hardware-type places? $hee$h! Anyhow, I swapped out my tiny and disgracefully poor apartment shower head with the WantBa 6. There is for sure a noticeable difference with the water stream! There's more water pressure (I removed the low flow thingy) and there's a slightly wider circumference of water spray.The only "bad thing" I notice about the WantBa 6 is water is dribbling out of a few of the rubber tip spray holes. Plus a few of the rubber tips are going a little haywire and spraying streams of water toward the shower curtain instead of on my back. So I have to keep bending them back into position. I'm guessing it's just something I'm going to have to do for the life of the shower head. Not a major deal.So the bottom line is, yes, I'd buy this product again. And I would recommend it for anyone in the market for an affordable shower head.

This was partly a planned purchase and partly an impulse buy. I wanted a new shower head and when this popped up on a lightning deal I decided to give it a try since it had excellent reviews. I didn't care anything about having an adjustable shower head. I'm happy with it. I originally put it in without the flow restrictor, but wound up putting it back in since I have pretty strong water pressure. The pressure is just right for me and I love the large shower head size. I take away a start because some of the spray nozzles can go a little wayward, but since they're rubber a quick brush over will get them back in line. It's just an annoyance. I've been using this for almost two months now and that is my only complaint.

Love it. You will need to buy a extension rod and some teflon seal tape to get the best results out of this shower head. That way you can really get a wider range of motion. That was key for me because I am tall but my lady is tiny so with the extension rod we can raise and lower the shower head to suit both of us. Both the extension rod and plumbing seal tape can be purchased right here on Amazon and is a very simple install with vice grips or channel locks. We don't get very good water pressure in the bathroom we installed this shower head but it seemed to increase the flow a bit which was nice. There is only one flow setting but it's perfect so you don't need any others in my opinion. Great product especially for the price

Wanted to provide a comparison of the 2 best shower heads (in my opinion):1. Rainfall: good shower head. 6" span and nice feel. Comes with 2.5 GPM regulator separately, which people seem to not notice in the packaging. I installed first with the regulator and the shower felt OK but not impressive. I think most buyers of this shower head don't know that the regulator is the little circular peg in the separate ziplock bag, and thus never install. Most shower heads come with the regulator installed--this is unique about the Rainfall. I've attached a photo of the regulator to this review. After removing the regulator, it was VERY nice. Powerful but not uncomfortable, more of a good water massage. The only issue I had with the Rainfall was that the water was directed exactly in a cylinder the size of the shower head. There was no spreading out of the water. For some people, this is a plus. For me, I wanted a little more dispersion of the water to cover more of my body at once.2. Moen 6302: There are 2 models of this available on the internet--retail and commercial. The commercial is metal, the consumer is more plastic. I first experienced the Moen when vacationing in San Antonio. We stayed in the Omni La Mansion del Rio on the riverwalk. I don't normally care about showers in a hotel--but this one was impressive. Very good jet, not exactly a cone but disperses more than strait forward from the jets. Covers the body well but good power--nice massage feeling. So much so that I paid attention to the shower head and even photographed it to buy for home. I wasn't disappointed. Very nice--but again, best with the regulator removed.Summary: both are single function shower heads--which I like--how often do I want to switch "modes"? Not often from prior experience. Both have very nice massaging jets but for me the differentiator was the direction of the jets. The Moen covered more area as it dispersed the jets slightly apart. The Rainfall was a pure line straight out of the jets--as a cylinder. For me, the Moen won the competition. Used by top hotel lines, it is a true winner. I'd recommend though, the commercial version for longevity.

Takes 3 seconds for it to go into full throttle.Also takes about 20 seconds for it to completely stop.Water pressure is great and I like the look of it.I just wish water would stop clean when I tell it to stop.But I will still keep it.4 stars.

Poor job of holding position if shower head is very large or heavy. Despite continued tightening, comes loose at any adjustment. Way over priced for what it does.

I installed this today and no matter how many times I tried, the arm would always be at a horizontal position for being able to be adjusted. In order to get it in the right position, I had to use a smaller rubber gasket connecting to the main supply pipe. It would have worked much better had the connection had a adjustable connection​ there as well. I would have given it 5 stars if that would have been the case. I do not know how the thinner gasket will work over time period I am worried that it will leak.

It leaks a bit out of one of the joints but its not too bad. Its better then the plastic one that came with my new head came with...

I purchased this to extend my rainfall shower head (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WO3SRAG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_39) which is pretty heavy for a metal shower head. I've had problems with it slipping in the beginning especially when first starting up the shower, so I've tightened both handles several times since I first set it up. So far, it hasn't slipped the past week but we will see how long it holds up. Will update and increase rating if it holds better as time passes.

This faucet extender looks great and it might be just fine for a smaller shower head... however... it does not support much weight.I put a plastic rain shower head on the end of this extender and it drooped down with both hinges tightened after a few seconds. I then readjusted and tightened the hinges a bit more tighter than I was comfortable with. It holds now, but I am a bit worried about the long term viability of this extender.

I gave it 3 stars because technically it works and it's cheap. You should know that this is not a 12" extension. It is a 9" extension, which is the same length as the Danze D481150 9-Inch Adjustable Shower Arm with High Flow, Chrome which has a larger diameter feed tube (for higher flow) with adjusters that are more sturdy and will work better with heavier shower heads such as the Moen S6320 Velocity Two-Function 8-Inch Diameter Rainshower Showerhead, Chrome which we also purchased here on Amazon.To sum up, the diameter of the tubing used in this product does not match the diameter of the Shower Arm coming out of the wall. It's much narrower and could restrict water flow, which is not something you want if you are using a Rain Shower type shower head. It's also very thin wall construction and flexed quite a bit during installation. It felt to me as though any really hard cranking on it with a wrench would probably bend it. The Danze I linked to above has the same diameter Tubing as our shower arm, so it matches better and in my opinion, is a higher quality product.

Ok shower head. My only issue was I thought it would be more of a wider spray but it actually sprays and gets narrow

We have had this shower head a few weeks now and I've gotten used to it. The water pressure comes out wonderful and the head it self is very nice looking. My only dislike is that the stream tapers in when on instead of a cone out. So if you have a small shower stall this maybe a great option for you so water doesn't spill out all over the floor, which I'm contemplating on moving it into our shower stall and getting a broader ranged shower head for our tub.

It's not bad but it could be better. As others have stated it water is very confined. It's probably only a 4" diameter of spread from about 2 feet from the head and gets a little smaller as it get to the shower floor. It's like a beam of water. I didn't realize it would be that bad. It doesn't fan our at all. I too had to remove the water flow regulator to get the pressure I needed. It does look nice and seems well made but wish I had got something different but I guess I will keep it in the guest bath.

I think the 'rainfall' term hints at it...a soothing shower experience, not the strong pulsating description as in other reviews. My water pressure is fine since all I did was get this as a replacement, but if you want strong pressure stream of massaging water during your shower, this will not do it. Addendum: Ok, you must take out the water regulator to get a stronger stream. I'll still keep at 3 stars for this.

An improvment over the previous shower head but not the drastic improvement that I was hoping for. I have come to appreaciate the shower heads that sting your back a little. This one has a softer touch. Streams still angle inwards making for a narrow wash zone but I guess thats better than spraying the walls and curtain with water constantly.

It's amazing with a hitch. I must admit we love the shower head but it comes with a big downfall. It uses at least two to three times as much water as my previous head. We live in a house where the hot water heater is undersized. This has never been an issue unless we fill up a bath tub or have a few guests staying with us. With this shower head the hot water is used up after ONE shower! This tells me that this amazing shower head is using way more water than it states. I'm going to try and see if I can find a restrictor that actually restricts flow but at this point, it's using way too much water for daily use!More to come..

Awful arm, the knob to tighten it constantly comes loose and causes the arm to fall so the shower head faces the wall.im constantly reangling this thing and can't wait to find a better one.

Got this with the Rainfall High Pressure 6 shower head. Not sure where the problem is but water pressure was greatly diminished and I removed the "whatever" from the shower head.

Did not fit properly on our shower spout. When properly tightened it was off kilter by about 25 degrees. Making it unusable. Being 6'4" I was really looking forward to raising our shower head. Now I am searching for a new solution.

I have been using this shower arm for about a week and am indifferent. The aesthetics are great and the material is quality including the joints which do not leak. The product falls short in function as the adjustable joints cannot be tightened reliably by hand.If you intend to use this shower arm with a heavy shower head such as a rainfall design, I would suggest that you look elsewhere. As others have pointed out the design of the wing nut tighteners is far from ergonomic. I have pretty incredible finger strength, and I struggle to tighten the joints enough to keep the shower head in place. Additionally, the handles are not comfortable to grasp, which exacerbates the issue. As such, I was required to use a wrench to tighten the base joint more permanently, which renders the adjustability function useless.I am considering returning this item and replacing it with something more satisfactory.

Delta usually has good quality products. I've installed 2 of their shower heads before with no issues in the past 10+ years.This extension is cheaply made. The pipe flat out bent when I was turning it by hand. Additionally I don't consider myself to be a rather strong guy. I'm not exactly going out and winning any arm wrestling contests.My advice is skip on this product go to your local hardware store, and buy a more sturdy pipe and two connectors.

For Smaller shower heads. If your Rain Head is over a pound there is a good chance this will not hold it upright. I have the Culligan C115 RainDIsk Showerhead. It's over a pound and it won't stay up. No matter how hard you tighten it, you have to watch it slowly droop down to vertical. This extension is really 9", but does look nice. It's design, not so much. Poorly implemented wing nut tighteners. If it just had knurled ends to keep from slipping it would work great.So far, I have tried filing the thin edges of the rotating parts to make them rougher and hold better. It worked right up until I ran warm water through it. That was enough to let it begin to fall again. Mostly I tightened it very tightly, with pliers and a bar through the handle for more pressure. Tried a wrench. Tighten it after every movement for best results. I tightened it many times right up to that point where it's about to break. It would still slip if the bar was 45 degrees or more from vertical. That's how you know it's a poor design rather than just not tightening it enough. Pretty disappointing, considering it's just a friction problem. I'm a tinkerer and I will find a solution, but you shouldn't have to go through all this. I'll probably insert some rough edged washers so it will grip.It's hard to believe more people aren't complaining about this. They must have lighter shower heads or not going past 45 degrees.

This is the third showerhead we have bought of this exact model (3 different homes), but this last one does not perform in the same way as the others. While the pressure is strong, it only hits you in one spot at a time, rather than all over. So when you are washing shampoo out of your hair, your shoulders are cold because they are not under the water flow. Did something change with the way this product is made? Will likely be returning it and choosing a different showerhead.

It reminded me of the shower heads they use at public pools. It is big and not that powerful and the spray cannot be adjusted. I returned it for a full refund. They are very helpful and seem anxious to help their customers.

2 major problems.Water pressure was terrible for me, even with restrictor/water saver removed. Had nowhere near the same pressure as the cheap, plastic, 8 year old bulb type head it replaced.Won't get proper angle on standard 45 degree supply pipe. May be OK if showering in a tub, and standing in middle of it. But, only have a shower in my master bath and this could only be aimed as low as my shoulders in the confined space. There just isn't enough tilt in the supplied connector. Could have used a different supply pipe that was centered over shower and allowed it to go straight down, but definitely not worth doing for this one with low pressure and confined spray.

noisy, does not aim down far enough so stream hits shower wall instead of floor

I should have believed what some other posters had stated about this product. I took my first shower this morning and the engineers must have been Chinese sized people. The spray pattern is not spread out enough for me versus my old 6 inch Water-Pik shower head. In fact it cones down to a fairly small area versus where the water is coming from on the head. Plus it drips water for a very long time after you turn the water off. Not a problem for most but I like to squeegee the walls down immediately after finishing my shower. I will give this a longer try for a week or so but if I don't adapt to the smaller shower pattern it will be going back to Amazon. BTW, I use a diverter and a handheld Oxygenics shower head for areas where this shower head cannot reach.On Edit: Well after a couple of days I couldn't stand any longer so it's going back! I purchased a Kohler single spray 6 inch shower head from Lowe's. For only a few dollars more it is 1000 times better than the WantBa Rainfall High Pressure unit.

Gives a nice rain like feel.Instead of the water fanning slightly outwards as it comes down it stays in a single stream. By the time it hits the floor there is only a small golfball size water stream. A slight reposition of the nozzles outwards would make this shower head 100 time better. I have a cheap 2in head bought from a big box store that ends up having a wider spray than this one due to the nozzle position.

I've screwed these on over 15 times and no matter where I start the threads once tight it's not in the position I need it to be. Since the "nut" doesn't move independently of the arms there's no way to get it straight and tight. See pics.

Disappointing. Husband went to install this and the arm bent so it's unusable. He wasn't exerting an unusually large amount of force or otherwise abusing the way it should be used so maybe there was a flaw or a weakness in it? Either way, a waste.

This extension arm will not hold the weight of my 12" rain shower head. There was an old extension arm, similar in look and function, that had been left by the previous owner and it also was not holding up a lighter shower head in there. The old extension arm sprung a leak and sprayed water all over the bathroom. Now that I see this one is basically the same, I'm going to return it.

Have you ever bought something and just scratched ur head? This is one of those products. The end that screws on to your existing shower head nipple is fixed. That means there is no way to easily index this extension in to the proper orientation for your shower head. My scratch your head comment is aimed at whomever designed and manufactured this not once tried to install it.

I am not sure who designed this~you have to turn the whole 'arm' or 'unit' to attach it to your existing pipe. For me, once tight, it ended up sideways. Why wouldn't there be something at the end of it like there is at the end of a hose, where you just turn that onto the pipe?very disappointed.

It does what it says mostly. It fits your shower pipe. It swivels and when tightened it will stay in place. The build quality feels cheap since it is mostly plastic. The problem is at the swivel joints the pipe size is cut in half and this limits the amount of water flow to the shower head. It would not wot with a big rainfall head. It could not supply enough water to the shower head to let it function. We bought a much smaller shower head and it had very little pressure also. Ending up just removing this thing. If you are only using a small very basic shower head it may work. Otherwise find a different one.

I was happy with this initially, but after only nine months it stopped working completely.

Fell apart after 6 months

This shower head is terrible. It really only has water pressure coming from the center of the shower head, which reduces its surface area greatly. It feels like I'm showering under the world's tiniest shower head. I am very disappointed.

Range of motion is horrible.

This is a terrible product. Had it for two months and the holes are clogged causing really low water pressure. These started out great and I love the idea of a rainfall shower but these missed the mark, by a lot. Incredibly disappointed... 😞

Had to return it due to leaking.