HITTN SHOWERHEAD 6-ARM TREE PERC STRAIGHT TUBE BONG

Why Combine a Showerhead and Six Tree Arms?

The showerhead is one diffuser style, while the tree separates the flow into six glass arms. Together, they give you two different sets of passages for water to move through. It is fair to expect more bubbling opportunities than in a bare tube, but the exact pull and water movement depend on how the chambers are filled.

That distinction matters when shopping. A bong with one honeycomb disc is not automatically the same layout as a showerhead-and-tree combination, even if both appear in the same price range. Read the percolator bong guide for a closer look at how these glass structures differ.

Will a Bowl Sit Correctly on This 90-Degree Joint?

The connection is 14mm female, so a 14mm male bowl is the correct fitting type to look for. If you are adding an ash catcher, check its joint orientation and how much room it needs around the tube. The stated size and angle solve only part of the fit question.

There is no reason to assume every attachment of the same diameter will clear the body. If you mainly want fewer internal parts to maintain, the Hittn honeycomb straight tube offers a different, single-disc approach. This is a design comparison, not a claim that their components interchange.

How Should You Maintain Both Perc Sections?

Two perc designs create more corners and openings to inspect than a plain straight tube. Begin with fresh water and test the draw before loading a bowl. Adjust the water until the diffusers work without sending excess water upward; avoid filling to a fixed level based on somebody else's bong.

Empty and rinse the chamber before residue settles into the showerhead slots or tree arms. Use a glass-appropriate cleaning method, avoid striking the internal structures, and rinse thoroughly. If a narrow outlet is blocked, do not force a rigid tool through it. The extra glasswork deserves regular attention.