Does the pop up handle move up and down or at an angle. The reason I ask is that I have very limited clearance between the faucet and the backsplash.
1546215
It doesn't pop up, it swivels up, down and side to side. It won't interfere with the backsplash.
1546216
you would need 3/4 of an inch from the back of the plate to the back splash to be comfortable.
1546217
The handle for the water (on top of the faucet) moves up at an angle, but it doesn't extend beyond the back of the base plate so it shouldn't be a problem. The bigger issue would be the lever that pushes down the drain cover. It's in the back and it looks like you would need a little less than an inch in back of the base plate in order to fully pull it up and close the drain.
1546218
It moves up and down. If you have room to install the faucet you should be able to operate the pop up handle.
647505
It does swivel. The faucet moves from side to side, and the pull out moves just about anywhere you want it to.
1067607
Hot is just past vertical towards the wall, so in the picture it us positioned for hot. Cold is all the way horizontal towards the sink which barely sticks into the sink. I really see no issue with space for rotation of the handle. To turn on you pull the handle out about one inch.i have about one inch of space between the back bottom of the faucet and the granite backsplash. No problem at all.
927485
The nozzle comes completely out of the support bar and will pull down as far as you need and in any direction...I place it back into the support by pulling it down, slip it back into position then release to reposition the nozzle. No need to snap it in place. I love this faucet! It makes my kitchen look so sharp...that's not just a pretty face! My plumber said it was a very well made product...I purchased the stainless not the chrome
1011674
It swivels. We installed our faucet about a month ago and love it! No issues.
2053637
The handle travels approximately 2.5 inches from the off (straight up/center position) toward the hot side and 2.5 inches toward the cold side. Recommend you try positioning the handle in the middle (front) of the faucet. We had it on the right side and changed it to the front where we find it much more convenient and accessible to either hand. That would, of course, also eliminate any back wall clearance concerns you might have. Good Luck.
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.
1959103
It moves slightly up and down but you can swivel it side to side which is what I do mostly to keep the spray near the shower wall. I love mine and the adjustable spray settings really helps. Part of my problem was the shower head was at about 5'6" and I am still 6' so the fact that the handle is higher also helps me have a more comfortable shower.
2030186
Faucet does swivel. Sorry but I did not pay enough attention to know if it could swivel over 180% and therefore the handle could be on the left. I think the answer is yes but I can't say for sure, sorry
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)
1282131
Yes the faucet head does go from side to side and remember the faucet does come out too for further or odd positioning. Clearance, it is about 2 inches. standard clearance, nothing special.
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.
1129928
It moves in both directions. The filter section tilts up and down and the entire unit will turn under the faucet. It fit my standard kitchen faucet without using the included adapters.
74103
Yes; we ended up putting the handle at an angle because our sink is an antique and the backsplash was very close. Otherwise, easy install.
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.
1282129
The handle extends about 1.5" behind the rear of the faucet (2.5" from faucet center) when it's in the "hot water" position. I would recommend having a little extra space so it doesn't touch the wall - I have an extra 1". The faucet turns ALL the way from side to side - it might actually turn 360 degrees, but I can't test it since I have a wall in the way... It's an awesome faucet!
1812996
Depends on your faucet connection and placement of unit. Unconnected it will swivel 360 degrees.