I'm confused. Some reviewers say it's wobbly and can't be adjusted for sloping shower floors. Others say it CAN be adjusted. Which is it? Thanks!!
2012630
I have this bench in the corner of my shower and have not found it to wobble. Screws must be tight, of course! I do not see how the legs on this bench can be adjusted! The screws fit in an exact place and the legs meet the bench top there. I do not think the lega can be adjusted. My floor slopes just a tiny bit, but the bench is okay. Hope this helps!
2012631
When assembling the unit, the rubber feet that comes with the unit can be screwed in to the desired depth.
2012632
Our floor is mildly sloping and we haven't had a problem. You can't really adjust the legs but you could use little rubber leg caps that you can find in any hardware store if you have a problem.
2012633
Well mine has 3 black rubber feet attached to the bottom of all three legs, and cannot be adjusted. Maybe the newer ones can? Maybe they put those adjustable feet on!I would ask this question to the people who sell the product. It is a nice piece of teak though!
2012634
it can be adjusted for sloping floors. each leg has an adjuster knob on the bottom that can raise or lower to fit the floor. however, it is an angled stool, so it is not as stable as a regular square/four leg stool. I'm perfectly happy with mine, but I do need to tighten the screws holding the legs on occasionally.
1443697
I use this on a shower bench and have never felt any wobble at all while I'm sitting on the shower bench. Hope this helps you.
443541
not sure, I would contact Waterpik. It definitely works best in the shower with my head tilted.
854787
Good question. Only the angle of the stationary showerhead is adjustable. But, this really provides an awesome shower. We took off the water restrictor, so we're getting full water pressure, which is great.
756213
Made a mistake. Yes they do adjust yo a shower floor that is higher than a room floor. Sorry, I had to think about that for a minute.
2284695
Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them.
2083636
This arm can be tilted up so that it will able to be shortened that way but the shower head will also be higher. if You lower it then the arm will reach out but the shower head will be lower because of arm is lower. It works for me.
891258
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.
49741
About 20" would be the maximum height. I think it might seem a little unstable at that height if your shower floor slopes for the drain. Mine is set about 17" but I am quite short.
1395566
i keep it on the ledge of my shower but its flat. it has the same rubber spikes on the bottom as on the top and it doesn't slide around. i assume if its slanted at all it will probably slide in but depends on how heavy the soap bar is.
1377160
There is a slight curve to the seat I have lost my left leg during the Nam conflict and I have found this seat to be just right for me in the shower, it is sturdy and does not slip on the tub floor. Just a note for you to also consider, It Has Quite a Number of Height Adjustments to it, I really like it. I hope this helps answer your question.
1987383
I don't think its adjustable. We have it in our bathroom sink. It works great and looks amazing.
1673966
Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
1015755
I did not install it. It is difficult to adjust. The shower head is not adjustable. The shower head fitting is not a standard size that would allow substitution with a better head. Poorly finished. Save your money.
1399538
The height of the stand is not adjustable, but the showerhead is tiltable.....
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
28071
Have you made sure it is on a level surface? I had that issue once but realized it was in between two uneven tiles. I moved it to a different area of the bathroom, recalibrated, and it's fine now. Hope that helps!