123Invent Inventor Develops Modified Shower Arm Escutcheon (PPS-301)
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PITTSBURGH, March 3, 2025 ~ Kill Devil Hills, N.C. - A plumber from Kill Devil Hills has invented a new shower arm escutcheon that solves a common problem for homeowners with angled ceilings. The ANGLED HOLE ESCUTCHEON, created by inventor Luke Rogers, sits flush with the angled ceiling and eliminates the unsightly gap that traditional escutcheons often leave behind.

Rogers, who has been in the plumbing industry for years, noticed the need for a modified escutcheon that would fit around a vertical shower arm and sit flush with an angled ceiling. "I wanted to offer a more affordable option to homeowners and also make installation easier," he explained.

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The ANGLED HOLE ESCUTCHEON not only solves the gap issue, but it also boasts a simple design that makes installation a breeze. This innovative product is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers.

For more information on the ANGLED HOLE ESCUTCHEON, visit www.angledholeescutcheon.com or contact Luke Rogers at 252-489-8685 or email [email address]. Homeowners can now say goodbye to unsightly gaps in their shower arms thanks to this new invention.

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