Abstract: A showerhead directional control assembly for enabling physically challenged persons to easily adjust the direction of water spray emitted from a showerhead while seated on a chair in a shower or tub installation including a handle section which is pivotably secured to a mounting section connected to a showerhead assembly, the handle being securable in an extended use position in close proximity to the user, and in an embodiment having an internal construction for locking the handle section to the mounting section in an extended position, and which arm may be pivoted to an non-use position which does not obstruct use of the shower by non-disabled persons, the apparatus further including an adjustable bracket for supporting the handle assembly on a water supply pipe and enabling more precise adjustment of the location of the handle in an extended position.

Abstract: An economical shower conversion arrangement for enabling physically challenged persons to shower while seated without assistance embodying a showerhead mount including a pivotable control arm or handle connected to the showerhead assembly which arm is securable in multiple use positions so as to be easily reached and operated by a person seated in a shower chair to adjust the direction of water flow from the showerhead by application of a manual force upon the arm, which arm may be pivoted into a non-use position that does not obstruct use of the shower by non-disabled or standing persons, and including an adjustable balance support to aid in controlling the handle assembly while reducing the amount of stress on the pipe connections and fittings.