shower arm diverter

Most listings say the flow is split between the two outlets—each receives roughly half the available flow. The exact rate will depend on your home’s water pressure and valve settings.

Some diverters include a rotatable, angle-adjustable handheld connector (a swivel-style adapter) that lets you set the hose vertical or change the angle to reduce kinking and improve hose routing.

The brass shower arm is described as having a corrosion-resistant finish and a superior surface treatment designed to resist fading and tarnishing to maintain its appearance.

Warranty terms vary by model: some diverters carry a 1‑year limited warranty, while the brass diverter and the brass shower arm are listed with a lifetime limited warranty in their product details.

The diverters use standard G1/2 connections (1 × G1/2 female inlet and 2 × G1/2 male outlets). The solid brass extension arm is described with 1/2" NPT threading for U.S. wall pipe and compatibility with G1/2" shower heads.

A 3‑way diverter routes water to the handheld head, the fixed/rain head, or to both simultaneously. The listings describe a click/button control that locks the chosen position.

Diverter dimensions in the listings are roughly 4–4.4 inches high, about 1.6–3.6 inches wide, and about 2.6–3.5 inches deep. The solid brass extension arm is specified as 6 inches long (example: 1.62" H × 0.35" W × 6" D).