4 Minute Tutorial On How To Change Your Shower Arm | S-Style Shower Arm Replacement

Looking to elevate your shower experience quite literally? A high rise shower arm is what you need!
Hi there, I’m Justin Ball, the face behind The Shower Head Store and HammerHead Showers. In today’s tutorial, I’m guiding you through the straightforward installation of a high rise shower arm. This simple upgrade is your ticket to a more comfortable shower, especially if you find your current shower head position too low. The best part? No fancy plumbing required!
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Our 10 1/2 inch shower arm not only brings your shower head to new heights, but it's crafted from robust stainless steel with a sleek chrome finish, ensuring durability and a modern look. The thick gauge metal is designed to withstand the installation process, promising a sturdy setup that won’t disappoint.
Here’s a glimpse of what you'll learn in this video:
Preparing for the installation with the right tools.
Removing the existing shower head and flange.
Cleaning and prepping the area for the new arm.
Installing the high rise shower arm with ease.
Securing the flange and ensuring a snug fit.
Finalizing the setup by installing the shower head and testing for leaks.
This video is packed with tips to make the installation a breeze, from utilizing thread tape to ensuring a leak-free connection. Follow along, and you’ll have a newly heightened shower setup ready to go in just a few minutes!
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I’ve been looking for this in brushed nickel can’t find it anywhere..

[@diane-vz8wd]

Trying to replace the old arm in my shower. When I took the old flange off my wall I noticed in the wall what looks like a bunch of mortar around the old arm. Nervous if I try to unscrew the old arm off that I will break something. Suggestions?