can the shower head be diverted to face side wall to start water flow and then turned forward once water has warmed
210101
This shower head is great because it can be manipulated to your specific needs. From higher to lower and from side to side. The stem is completely flexible. You will have no issues diverting it.
210102
Yes, it can...both at the neck of the showerhead and along the flexible hose. It is not something I have to do, (the water where I live starts out hot) but I just tried it, and it works. Great shower all around.
1931474
Yes, it does. The shower spouts are at two different angles though, so you will need some hose or something to adjust the second head to face forward.
1681277
yes, you can they make a special adaptor/diverter that you screw on the handle and then the shower head screws on to that..Look up showerhead divertor..
728770
Yes! There's a 3 way switch. You can use one, the other, or both heads. It's a pretty good shower head and very easy to install.
357759
Yes it can. Our last one was installed with handle on the left & it worked very well that way. The lever direction for cold and hot will be different from standard installation -- IOW, the lever is pushed away from you for cold, toward you for hot, but we never found that to be a problem.Having had good luck with turning this model faucet before, I recently had a new one installed with the handle facing forward. Since it's set between two sinks & the downspout is always facing into the left sink or the right one, this configuration has worked well for us too.
800005
No, turning in a "clockwise" position turns off the water. The stop(s) position are adjustable in increments and are behind the control handle. Turning in a counter clockwise position gets only hot water. Hope this helps.
1748869
You can rotate before installing, but then you will push it towards the wall to turn on the water. On the right side, you pull it towards you to run water.
1321461
I'm sorry but I'm renovating and haven't installed it yet but I think I can answer your question. The round plate between the shower head and the tub spout controls the water flow and the temperature from either the shower head or the tub spout. The other wall control is the diverter as this is a two function system. This allows you to divert the water from the shower head to the tub spout. Hope that helps.
1514327
The unit has both internal and external thread so that it it can be screwed "on to" or "in to" the pipe coming from the wall. Of course you would have to remove the existing shower head to do so and a small (6") pair of channel locking priers will help but shouldn't be too hard to do.
401759
Yes. Pull forward for cold, backward for hot. Pull toward the right side to turn on. Very sleek. Great for a bar sink. Great price too
1134673
Not with this unit the way it is. We do sell a 4 way diverter as a kspare part ony that can allow both heads to run at the same time. Please vist our web site showerbuddy.com
1749816
Thenpipemcpming out from the wall is fixed. The shower head rotates on a metal ball so the angle,can be adjusted perhaps fivemdegreesmin any direction
1670820
When you position the diverter for the hand shower, the water initially flows out of the spout. You would then lift a pull knob atop the spout which would then activate the hand shower. We are pleased with this product.
2194483
No, it's simply designed to do one thing - save you water when you're waiting for the temperature to warm up. It runs inline with shower head and any shutoff valve that may already be there so if you buy a shower head with cutoff it would still work.
761162
This unit produces a mildly warm water source from a cold water source. The water is not hot and will slow down your flow.
1959620
The left-hand side threads onto the shower head pipe. Your existing shower head will thread onto the right-hand side. The 3rd connection visible on the lower left is where you would attach a flexible shower arm. This product is not very well made - would recommend this: Danze D481350RB 1/2-Inch Push Pull Shower Arm Diverter
190588
Yes! It moves side to side. The only downfall is you have to learn to gauge when to start turning it off, as it continues to run a little until it shuts off, not like your typical faucet. Still like it lots.