Plumb PakKeeney K780CP Stylewise 11.5" Flexible Memory Flange Finish Shower Arm, Polished Chrome

This really did the trick for a shower head that we had installed way too high. I haven't experienced the problem some others mention where its overly malleable an won't stay in place. It did leak at connections but that's why they created teflon tape right? It has a nice quality finish and feel. Very happy with my purchase.

Very quick and easy to install. Love that it is rigid enough to stay exactly where you point the showerhead. You can point it away while you soap up and then use it as a mini wand while rinsing yourself off, pointing it in different directions. I am 6'2" so I installed the plumbing for the shower head high so the shower head was above my head. The problem was when she took a shower the water was hitting her head and face, she would have to stand way back while showering. This inexpensive addition solved all our problems. Comes in handy while cleaning the shower too, by being able to direct the water where ever needed to rinse off the cleaner.

I was hopeful when I put this up that it would solve my problem of the shower in the house we recently bought being installed for someone 5'5" tall, and for a day or two it did. Unfortunately, after a few days, it started to lose its ability to hold a higher position, and now it rests lower than the original setup. Before you ask, no the shower head is not heavy, as I specifically purchased that as light as I could find.

The product performs as advertised but not that much improvement over the rigid shower arm. Before I installed the flexible shower arm, I removed the lining insert because I thought it was a water-saving device. When I tried to test the new installation, water blew all over! Turns out the flexible feature is not waterproof - it needed the internal hose. My bad. I was going to order a second flexible shower arm, but I came to realize that the flex part didn't bend 90 degrees - more like 50 degrees which roughly compared to the bend in the rigid shower arm with no water restrictions. I decided to keep the rigid shower arm.

1. Not sure how it is made, but water drips all along the flexible part of the arm, it is still usable as the water is dripping inside the shower.2. It is too short, I would like it to be about twice as long. But that is is what it is, and I couldn't find a longer one. (to short so I can't make a full 'S' to get the shower head much higher or lower)3. Holds it position just fine. .

I used the plumbing tape & it took quite a bit of turning (with a special wrench) to get it fitted properly on the wall pipe. Then the showerhead needed some extra turns too. However, that said, it's been a fantastic product that has worked (drip-free)! The pipe coming from the wall was so short & I'm short enough that I wanted the showerhead to be down closer to my level. This extension solves that problem & is flexible enough I can move it around a bit. Good value!

Ease of installation

Won’t hold any shower head if it weighs more than 1/2lb (guessing weight). The idea is great, but only try if you’re using a super light weight shower head. Otherwise it will just fall/hang.

I have the smallest shower in the world in our office and the standard shower arm was shooting the water out of the shower if the curtain wasn't a perfect seal. This flexible arm was the solution. Installation was easy enough. Rather than using a solid pipe, this gives us options. Also it's handy for cleaning the shower itself.Glad I bought it. Problem solved.

Exactly as shown excellent

My outlets were made for giants so I needed something to lower my shower head. This was the perfect solution. I would have preferred it to be a little harder to bend to hold the angle longer, but it does the job

Leaks water from top and bottom of the flexible shaft. Not from the threads but the actual arm. For the price I expected better quality. Returned

excellent product, good quality like the flexible neck.