Does thiis attach to a faucet head that is extendable?
1166306
I doubt it highly. In fact, it's an imperfect product that leaks just as all the other reviews say. Water leaks from the attachment piece; and really everywhere. You can still get a small stream of filtered water from a regular faucet, but it's not impressive despite claims.
2122953
This model comes with 4 interchangeable mounts that seem to fit any faucet design. Just be sure to use plumbers tape on the threads .,,,,, got my new one yesterday ,,,,, short term, works like all my orhers so far... Love 'em
1364812
Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented by a dentist in Atlanta who used to sell it by mail order, before the days of internet shopping.
2031196
No, there isn't anyway to attach one. I wouldn't recommend this faucet as the sprayer doesn't work on ours even after we replaced it.
2282832
as long as you can remove the faucet ring to add attach the adapter( it should be around the same size as the shower spout when the shower head is removed)
420341
No, faucet head does not remove. It is one single piece that is threaded to fit things such as a hose etc...
1741337
Dear frined, Thank you for your question.Yes, if you buy one in the correct diameter, you could install the faucet successfully.Best regards
1300863
Yes but you will have to buy or need the regular tap to divert the water to the shower head. It can attach to the normal/existing pipe for your shower head.
1364810
Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented by a dentist in Atlanta who used to sell it by mail order, before the days of internet shopping. Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented... » Read More Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented by a dentist in Atlanta who used to sell it by mail order, before the days of internet shopping. « Show Less
1485274
The faucet handle controls the flow of water in any position in its operating range I have had this Moen faucet installed for almost two years. The counterweight for the extendible head is the best I have ever encountered with the caveat that if you stuff the area under your sink and restrict its movement it is not going to work as designed.
1295530
Yes, you can attach this to a regular shower head, but you will have to turn it so it is horizontal. This is what I did on mine.
2218048
No. You have to purchase the adjustable mount for that. The faucet comes with a fixed mount
313021
Yes and no. Anything's possible with plumbing fittings, but the unit is designed (and I assume pressurized) for that head, plus it fits the holder. You can make a larger head irk, but it would be clunky. The hand-held head actually provides a lot of pressure even though it looks like an afterthought.
1282130
You need a little less than two inches clearance from the back edge of the faucet. Yes, you can turn the faucet head from side to side.
1071345
The faucet end pulls out to be used as a sprayer so I don't see how it could be used with those attachments, but I have not tried them on mine.
2218278
yes you can do that, there is two screw that holds the base with the body of faucet, i think that the base give to faucet a nice finish and base support
1071342
I would ask the manufacturer, but this is a pull-down- I've never seen one on a pull-out faucet.