Abstract: A two-head shower arm has upstream and downstream pipe portion discharge ends, with the downstream pipe portion discharge end spraying shower water vertically above the upstream pipe portion discharge end. The downstream pipe portion discharge end covers the head, shoulders and back of the bather standing erect with shower water, while the upstream pipe portion discharge end covers the rest of the bather's body with shower water, to correct the problem of a single-head shower arm installed incorrectly too low vertically above the floor of a shower unit.

Abstract: A two-head shower arm, of integral, one-piece construction, having a rectilinear, straight pipe and upstream and downstream depending pipe portions, all having the same inside diameters and possessing the inherent and self-contained functional attributes and qualities of substantially the same volumetric water discharges from both depending pipe portions, without recirculation, surge or hammer; and adapted for free-standing cantilever mounting relationship with an existing water supply outlet fitting in a shower enclosure's vertical side wall to dispose thereby shower heads carried by the depending pipe portions in the same horizontal plane in normal relationship with the vertical side wall.