How do you tighten the shower head holder so the head stays firm? The vertical movement is ok, but the weight of the head is not supported properly
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not sure, ours stays at the height we set it at after you turn the lever all the way. But it still rotates around the pole.
890317
There is a piece (lever) on the back side of the fans base. Push down to allow the head to move up or down. It takes some force to actually move it, but this this is how it works on mine.
1189460
Sorry you're having trouble. I hope this helps: the little tabs on the bottom of each leg unscrew so it has stability... Maybe adjusting the tabs so it's completely stable will prevent it from tipping over? I personally do just fine shavings legs, but I've made mine very level
915667
There might be a pressure restricter in the shower head. If so, take it out to get more water pressure.
531271
I have developed the same problem ! Instead of pushing it in directly, try sliding it in from the bottom of the position.I can get it to stay like that, but it doesn't go in all the way. Still, it stays in place although not perfectly.If i find another solution, i will let you know.
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The slide bar would not be secure enough for holding when getting in and out of the shower, as would a handicap bar. It's not flimsy but the upper and lower connectors are of a heavy plastic as is the movable shower handle caddy. All that being said, I really like it and have found it easy to move the connector up and down the bar conveniently. No issues with the unit at all.
1165757
Pull it all the way and it diverts to shower head. Pull it only part way and it will come out both.
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I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray openings, but those were remedied with an overnight soak in some white vinegar. I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray... » Read More I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray openings, but those were remedied with an overnight soak in some white vinegar. « Show Less
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There is some tilting you can do with the cradle piece that holds the showerhead.. I would say at least 45 to 60 degrees of movement if straight down was 0. I have one installed and it probably is at a 15 degree angle so almost straight down...and then it could be adjusted to go straight out about at 90 degrees... not that you would need that. Plus, it is a handheld so you can spray it where you like from there. Hope this helps.
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I was only able to use the clamp portion (which you tighten using a screw) over the shower head. The suction cup did not work as I have textured tile in my shower. Because the suction cup did not stabilize the bottom, the caddy did move side-to-side a bit more than I wanted to, but I ultimately figured out how to keep it balanced using the shampoo/conditioner bottles.
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T- did it work ok to make this shorter? I have to stand on tiptoe in order to remove my detachable showerhead from its holder. Did you buy this? Has it lasted?
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Install holder on to the drop pipe.then loosen knob slightly.At this point rotate the clear plastic portion of holder--It will click when rotating.Set to desired postion.
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Give it away! If you have an expensive brass head, like a rain head, it won't hold it. It may stay up but as soon as it gets the water weight too, bingo, it's down. Or, as I did, get a solid chrome plated bent pipe extension.
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If you tighten the headband pivots well, you will be able to keep the light-box above your head from striking your forehead. If this doesn't work you may have something missing. An additional roughed-up plastic washer might do on one or both sides. I hope this was helpful. DAVE
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I believe its stationary....nothing moves back and forth...its a nice unit.. but big shower heads.. and you have to put the middle strong stream on it to get a fast flow.. I like it, as its easy to put up and the shower handle is slippery, too..I use it to clean the tub and to wash the dog with the handheld one..if u have slow flowing water pressure, u might have problem with it, u must take out the water saver washer.. I didnt do it, I just put it on the strongest stream on the dial....
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If I remember right it was some what adjustable, with that said I returned it. It won't hold a heavy duty shower head. My shower head was to heavy for it and it kept falling off the shower wall. The picture shows a nice heVy shower head but don't believe it.
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Actually mine holder is up high and to the far left of my shower head to avoid getting soiled.