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Wall Shower Arms in Every Finish and Length

Straight, gooseneck and swivel wall-mounted shower arms to connect your shower head to the plumbing — in chrome, matte black, brushed gold and more.

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Why choose a wall shower arm from Lamex

  • Straight, gooseneck and swivel arm styles to suit different head positions
  • Lengths from around 300mm up to 500mm and beyond for reaching over the shower recess
  • Chrome, matte black, brushed bronze, brushed gold, gunmetal and brushed nickel finishes
  • Standard thread fittings compatible with most shower heads
  • A cost-effective way to update an old shower without replumbing
  • Round and square profiles to match wall-mounted tapware

How to choose the right wall shower arm

Start by measuring your current arm, or the distance from the wall outlet to where you want the shower head to sit. A straight arm is the simplest option and works well when the wall outlet is already positioned close to where the head needs to be. A gooseneck arm curves the head further out and upward, which is useful when you want a larger rain-style head positioned more centrally in the shower without installing a ceiling arm.

Check the thread size and connection type before ordering, particularly if you're replacing only the arm and keeping your existing shower head — mismatched threads are the most common fitting issue. A swivel arm adds the ability to angle the head after installation, which is worth considering in a shared bathroom where different users prefer different spray angles.

Frequently asked questions

Will a new shower arm fit my existing shower head?
Most shower arms use a standard connection thread, so a new arm will generally fit an existing head of the same fitting family. Check the thread size on the product listing if you are only replacing the arm.
What is the difference between a straight arm and a gooseneck arm?
A straight arm extends the head directly out from the wall at a fixed angle. A gooseneck arm curves upward and over, positioning a larger rain head further out and closer to overhead, without needing a ceiling mount.
Can I replace just the shower arm without changing the head?
Yes, as long as the new arm's connection thread matches your existing shower head. This is a common, low-cost way to update the finish of a shower without buying a whole new head.
How do I measure for a replacement wall shower arm?
Measure the length of your current arm from the wall flange to the head connection, and note the finish and thread type, so the replacement matches both fit and look.

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