Does the side spout turn? Will it face up? Also, we have a four inch pipe coming out of the wall--will this work for us?
1564592
The side spout does not turn. A four inch pipe coming out of wall is about right. My old wall pipe was five inch and it was too long. It was very easy to replace.
1564593
No the side spout does not turn, a four inch pipe seems way too big for a spout,it should be more like 3/4 inch pipe. This is a great faucet, better than what the big box stores have.
1564594
You will probably have to change the length of the pipe coming out of the wall. It is usually easy, make sure you use galvanized pipe. Be careful not to break the spout screwing it on. Side spout doesn't turn.
1358071
Forgot to mention that in my review. It does turn 360 degrees. My husband noticed it right away when he installed it and said to just be careful. My husband isn't a plumber but he is very handy and did a great job on the installation. It's not loose but does turn 360.
1844537
If spout reach is measured from the back of the basin, and means how far does it extend out. Then you're only looking at 4" max. I have this product.
733011
It goes back at an angle. Its about an inch and a half behind the faucet fully extended. Theres about the same amount of space from the fully extended control to the wall. I have a standard predrilled single hole countertop. Its easy to use. Looks great installed. We've had no problems with it.
2102003
Yes, in fact it's designed for a 4" spout, w/adapters for a 3". I found a little waterproof sealant (designed for gutter work) to be helpful where the downspout meets the diverter; they are dissimilar materials after all, & depending on how straight your cut in the spout is, could be a source of leakage.
658206
The way the faucet is pictured is as far back as the handle goes. It will the tilt forwards for cold and to the right for water pressure. I hope this information helps!
1393219
No idea. Idea. I just looked at mine. The whole goose-neck part could spin 360 degrees if it were mounted on an island prep sink for instance with no back splash - but not sure that would ever be something I would do. THe spout part is about 9.5" above the countertop if you rotate it beyond the sink to situate it above the countertop (I just measured it). The 2 3/4 you have will not interfere with this faucet pivoting 180 degrees. I check the operation of the water handle too. Mine rotates toward the front of the sink (to turn water on), not back toward the backsplash. Hope this helps. No idea. Idea. I just looked at mine. The whole goose-neck part could spin 360 degrees if it were mounted on an island prep sink for instance with no back splash - but not sure that would ever be something I would do. THe spout part is about 9.5" above the countertop if you rotate it beyond the sink to situate it above the countertop (I just measured it). The 2 3/4 you have will not interfere with this faucet pivoting 180 degrees. I check the operation of the water handle too. Mine rotates toward the front of the sink (to turn water on), not back toward the backsplash. Hope this helps.
1052520
Not sure what you are asking, but maybe this will help. The hose receptacle rotates with click stops that keep it in place, just put the faucet head into the receptacle to give you some leverage and the rotate it to the desired position. Might appear a bit stff as it is new, but it should rotate. I replaced my pipe nipple in the wall with a straight one because i have a 12" rain shower head with a support arm attached and this bad boy easily supports the weight.
1243494
It does move side to side. I have not been thrilled with the faucet as a whole. I ha to replace it once an although it looks great there are some plastic parts that aren't made well.
69667
The Sides are flat, but there is a very small (less than 1/4 inch) overhang of the countertop. Your plumber will probably be able to make adjustments so that you can put it in a corner with no issues.
1812999
I attempted to swivel the Hose Hideaway and it appears that it will go all the way around. (360 degrees) The only thing preventing it from going around was the hose connecting it to the faucet.
524998
Our round pipe was three inches and it was great but it may not for the 4". You could always notch it out with a dremmel tool and put a washer down in it and it could work. I would look for a longer bolt first though.
1663690
The diverter turns 360, so maybe you can. My plumber had a heck of a time with this system, especially with the part of the flex shower head that attaches to the wall. He said the system wasn't standard--which, as far as my knowledge of plumbing goes, doesn't cover much. The same part was missing something on the inside, and trying to deal with that long-distance was more than I could stand at the time, so it's a bit jerry-rigged.
2284129
I didn't have that issue. It does work differently than an American faucet (if I recall correctly, it's in a second home) I think rather than front to back movement you work it sidewise (I think)
1704855
does both depending on which way you flip it. spout bottom=stream, spout top=puff
872918
No, it does not turn. Like other commenters have said though, it also does not leak. I'd recommend getting this and just making sure you have a block to put under it when you store it. like a small empty box. When you sanitize it, place the spout over the drain. When you use it, keep the spout hanging over the counter. Simple solutions really.
2234271
I thought you meant the spout. After reading your question again, the actual handle does swing up and down, left and right. Hope that is helpful.