Can anyone tell me if the handheld shower head can be angled up/down?
324644
Thanks for asking this question because I had to go check my showerhead. And YES the handheld part can be rotated up and down a bit which I just learned. Now I will use this feature, too! There isn't a ton of play in it but I was able to angle the showerhead to a position that was similar to the stationary head. Any more questions please let me know! Debby
324645
The grey piece that holds the handheld showerhead can be moved up and down. So you can have the water spray in different areas of the body even when the handhead section is not being held.
324646
Yes it can... I would recommend this unit... I've had it for months and I don't regret it... Nice pressure too... I thought it would be week but it isn't.
324647
Yes the hand held shower head can be angled up/down as well as left to right. You can also restrict the flow.
484829
the clear plastic holder does not tilt. the adjustable knob on the end will losen so that you can adjust the height of your shower handle on the bar.
2167067
Only if you add a Adjustable Shower Arm to the bottom of the adapter. I mounted it straight down from the bottom and it works great. This eliminates the need to over tighten to correct the rotating down problem from the weight of the Hand Held Shower and lowers it to the proper height. I have also added a video to my original review that will show how we installed the 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter.Link: Delta Faucet UA902-PK Universal Showering Components 10 -Inch Adjustable Shower Arm, Chrome
1753748
The shower head does not. The adjustable part is at the turn Handle which adjusts height and angle.
860050
You can adjust this arm any direction, depending on what you are attaching it to, but it would surprise me if it doesn't. Also, the shower head you attach can be swivelled on the end. Mine centers over the shower and I love it!
1749817
yes - it can be tilted slightly but not to the degree of a regular showerhead of course.
2050391
Yes, the holder tilts, rotates, and slides. You can also put the shower head in upside down, so it will spray upwards, which is useful if you mount the whole thing low. On the other hand, the holder is crap. The mechanism for holding it to the pole is poor, requiring great hand strength. The mechanism for holding the tilt position is worthless - after a year, it just slops around. I've got three of these, and they all have the same failing.
2167069
Yes, the regular shower head mounts on the male-threaded pipe opposite the female (input) side, and the mount that came with the hand-held unit goes on the male-threaded pipe perpendicular to them. The valve handle then points down.
1631022
no problem I think, as my set up is divert between rain shower head and wand shower head or share. Issue would be plumbing direction.
211035
The holder for the showerhead (on the slide-bar) can be pivoted and rotated so that the shower head angle can be changed from straight up to over 90 degrees (horizontal). Hope this helps
2015251
My shower comes up out of the bathtub instead of the wall. I had to pull it all the way out to reach the connection for the filter, so if that's what you mean by "handheld" then Yes :)
1753750
No, it does not. While the bracket that holds the shower head does adjust up and down the bar, it does not pivot. Of course, you can easily remove the shower head to get the water where you want it.
652295
Most of the hand held shower heads I am familiar with would attach at an awkward angle on this extender arm in my opinion. The end of this extender arm points almost straight down. While I honestly cannot say, it would seem to me it would not be a good combination. My old shower arm pointed in about 120 degree angle. This shower arm points almost in 180 degree angle. I would not consider it for a hand held shower head
408810
My rain shower head can be swiveled to about 15 degrees in any direction. I find it works best in the vertical position with normal house water pressure.
2181959
It doesn't. The vertical bar is attached at the top of the unit and the bottom is free. However, it is stable enough. It allows you to slide the hand held shower head up or down so it can be used by someone unable to stand or someone who is short.
705797
The bottom downward part I converted into a foot rinse with a shower head. I put a water control on both sections so I could divert the water either up or down. Works great. I don't know why you could put the handheld the same way. I had to add a piece of galvanized piper with a valve to accomplish what I wanted. Our showe is in Florida so I don't have to worry about the winter freeze. Good luck!
1960833
Hopefully I am not misinterpreting your question but, yes, the bracket allows you to adjust the angle and placement of the shower head.