How to Change a Shower Head - EASY DIY Rain Style Shower Upgrade

In this video I show you how to change out a shower head in less than ten minutes. We are using a new 12" square rain style shower head with a long shower arm to create an overhead shower that looks and feels amazing!
This project can be completed in as little as 5-10 minutes for a major upgrade to your shower. The same process can be applied to install a non-rain style shower head if you are simply need to replace the head itself and not the entire shower arm, or if you need to change both and are sticking with the same style.
I am absolutely loving the feel of this style of shower, and it keeps more of the water from projecting towards the entrance of my curbless shower stall, which is another nice benefit for those of you who don't have your shower area completely enclosed.
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[@thehobbyfanatic4610]

Thank you!! Perfect tutorial!!!

[@laeticiankunku9128]

Thanks so much it really helps me 🎉🎉😊😊

[@Maplecook]

Here for it!

[@RemodelWithRobert]

If you are looking to treat yourself outside of the kitchen, here is an option for you!

[@Maplecook]

@@RemodelWithRobert More fun with someone else helping you soap up, too!! hahaha

[@MatthewWodrich]

How do you generally attach the wall cover to the wall, and what do you expect others will have done to attach the wall covers in larger apartment complexes? Would you expect it to present an obstacle for simple DIY improvements in apartments?

[@user-mq2ok5bt2i]

i replaced my shower head with kacklo rain shower 6 inch and had them remove the restrictor, the shower i have is a new construction. the one i had in there was new and the pressure was amazing, so so very strong but i wanted a rain shower, upon putting the rain shower, there is hardly any pressure, the rain shower droops at very short distance. not sure what else i can do, i can put back the original shower head and keep using that with no issues.

[@belleame1064]

Hey Robert! Thanks! Do you have to turn off the water from the main? I appreciate the detailed video!

[@RemodelWithRobert]

If you want to be safe, you can turn off the water from the main. I did not in this video, but a quick accidental knock and turn of the valve, while your shower arm is removed, could cause water rushing out behind your tile.

[@belleame1064]

@@RemodelWithRobert thanks! Really enjoyed your video. It encouraged my confidence in completing my tasks. Subscribed!

[@quensettadavenport8165]

I’m in a rental and shower head does not move.

[@memethetraveldiva]

Now how can you take it down to clean it ?

[@EzPz1337]

get taller

[@memethetraveldiva]

@@EzPz1337 get a life

[@mattvassar6522]

You have two shower heads in the description: one normal and one high pressure. It looks like in the video you went with the normal one. I’m curious why you chose that one over the high pressure? And how has your experience been? Any regrets compared to if you had done the high pressure?

[@monohydrate2]

I'm about to tackle this project but worried my shower arm is too low. Can you tell me the height of your shower arm?

[@RemodelWithRobert]

My shower head is about six and a half feet from the floor. Your height could dictate how high you need it to be personally.

[@monohydrate2]

thank you! @@RemodelWithRobert

[@meskinb]

@@RemodelWithRobert your head looks above the shower head in the video? Are you on a stool or ladder?

[@kastr366]

The cheapest shower head I’ve seen