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Blutide Shower Arms

Blutide shower arms — wall arms from 150mm to 400mm plus vertical ceiling drop arms.
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400mm Shower Arm Brushed Stainless Steel
Regular priceR722.58
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Shower Arm Round 400mm
Regular priceR707.25
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Black Vertical Shower Arm 300mm
Regular priceR626.18
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Shower Arm Vertical Black 150mm
Regular priceR519.42
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Shower Arm Vertical 150mm
Regular priceR301.21
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400mm Shower Arm Round Gunmetal
Regular priceR887.42
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Shower Arm Black 400mm
Regular priceR1,032.54
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Shower Arm Round Brushed Brass 400mm
Regular priceR887.42
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300mm Shower Arm Round Gunmetal
Regular priceR626.18
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300mm Shower Arm Round Black
Regular priceR569.25
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Shower Arm Round Brushed Brass 300mm
Regular priceR481.67
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Shower Arm Round Chrome 300mm
Regular priceR471.06
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Shower Arm 15mm Black
Regular priceR313.95
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Shower Arm Brass 15mm
Regular priceR167.33

Blutide Shower Arms

Seventeen Blutide shower arms are listed here, and almost nobody writes about this component, which is odd given that it decides where the water actually lands. Fourteen are wall arms and three are vertical arms that drop from the ceiling. Projections run at 150mm, 300mm and 400mm, in chrome, black, gunmetal, brushed brass and brushed stainless steel, so the arm can be matched to the head and the mixer trim. Blutide is distributed in South Africa by Vortex Sanitaryware.

Wall or ceiling

The wall arms fix to a flange on the wall, run out horizontally and turn down through a right angle to a threaded outlet that takes the head. The vertical arms are a different shape entirely, a straight tube with a flange at the top that mounts into the ceiling and points the head straight down. Ceiling arms are the choice when you want the rose centred over the shower floor rather than reaching out from a wall, and they are usually decided at first fix, because the pipe has to be in the ceiling.

Length is the rest of the decision

Projection controls where the water falls. A 400mm arm carries a large rain rose well clear of the wall so the spray lands over the person rather than running down the tiles or the screen. A 300mm arm is the middle option and suits most standard cubicles. The 150mm arms, which are supplied with a cover plate, hold a smaller head close in and work where the cubicle is narrow or the head is one of the compact sizes.

Match the shape as well as the length. Round arms sit with round heads and round trim, and the range is largely round. Then match the finish, because a chrome arm under a black head is the sort of thing that is only noticed after it is installed.

Choosing the head to go with it

Arm and head are bought separately here, so the two pages work together. The full range of faces, from 50mm up to 250mm roses and rectangular heads, is on Blutide shower heads. If the shower runs off a concealed valve, the matching trim is under Blutide shower mixers, and a handset on a rail comes from Blutide hand showers. The whole brand sits at Blutide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What length shower arm do I need?
It depends on the head and the cubicle. A 400mm arm carries a large rain rose clear of the wall so the water falls over you instead of down the tiles, and it is the right pairing for the 240mm and 250mm faces. A 300mm arm suits most standard cubicles and mid sized heads. The 150mm arms hold a compact head close to the wall in a narrow shower.
What is the difference between a wall arm and a vertical shower arm?
A wall arm fixes to the wall on a flange, runs out horizontally and bends down to take the head. A vertical arm is a straight tube that mounts into the ceiling and drops the head straight down. Fourteen of the arms on this page are wall arms and three are vertical. The vertical option centres the rose over the shower floor instead of reaching in from a wall.
Can I fit a ceiling shower arm to an existing bathroom?
Only if you can get a pipe into the ceiling above the shower, which usually means opening a ceiling or working from the roof space above. It is normally decided at first fix, before the ceiling is closed. In an existing bathroom where the feed already comes out of the wall, a wall arm is the practical choice and no ceiling work is needed.
Does the shower arm come with a cover plate?
The 150mm arms are listed as shower arm and cover plate, so the flange that hides the wall penetration is named in the product title. The other wall arms in the range are shown with a flange at the wall end as well. If the plate matters for a specific installation, check the individual product listing before you order rather than assuming across the range.
Do I need to buy the shower head separately?
Yes. Shower arms and shower heads are listed as separate products on this store, so you choose the projection you need and then pick the face size and finish to match. That is usually an advantage, because it lets you put a large rose on a long arm without being tied to a set. Our Blutide shower heads page carries the full range of faces and finishes.

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