Does the top shower head adjust? Is it strong enough for daily washing of long thick hair?
1481214
No it doesn't adjust, but the flow is such that you wouldn't want to anyway. There aren't any flow restrictors so the power is tremendous. My daughter has long and very thick hair and she loves the shower.
1481215
yes, it's very strong and i have had no problem with the abundant water flow since it was installed.
1481216
The rainshower does not adjust. The water pressure is amazing - I was very pleasantly surprised.
1481217
It's a fixed shower head; so by adjust I assume you speaking of the flow through the sprayu nozzles. Yes, you can adjust the pressure which is very was strong. I don't see any reason why you couldn't use it for daily washing. I have an extra panel still in the box; I'm willing to sell at a good discount.
1481218
The top head does not adjust. It's solid position depending how u mount it. The pressure is enough if u have other features off like the body sprays and handle.
1472090
I have had no problems with this, and yes the spray is strong and wide. If you are tall, you do not have to dunk down to get your head in the shower stream.. Easily installed. I may have to do a blog post on this one as I really like the full stream of water. If you are using a regular shower head, once you use this one. You will never go back. And the price is the best I could find. Regards Richard Faller.
1527392
In my experience, the water pressure has not changed a bit! It is consistent with what it was with the old shower head. We have all noticed such a difference with our hair and skin - much softer and less dry! I would definitely recommend this!
1611472
Yes. That's the type of shower head that I have. It would very well. Very stable.
1923801
I was wrong! I'm sorry. I checked again after seeing the other responses. Yes, the shower head does indeed move. The first time I checked, I guess I didn't move it hard enough. I normally leave the head where it is and don't move it.
1440951
My hair isn't to thick either, but I have not had any issues with it myself. It has several settings, and I usually use the highest with no problem.
862583
I agree with Esmerelda. It has a few adjustment settings on head but I think all are considered high flow.
2046230
Yes, this shower head pivot to the sides and up and down about 30 degree. If you want to keep it toward the center, then you need to fix the position of head. Overall it is a great shower head.
1300426
No, the shower head its in a fixed position, but you can move the whole fixture up or down.
1699403
AndreaC It does for me and my hair is fairly thick. I use it mainly for roller setting.
1300427
A direct Yes or No doesn't work here. The lower, stable shower head will turn to a downward angle that is so close to being directly down as to allow one to say "yes" but if you're trying to be extremely accurate, this head has a stop point that will keep you from soaking your shower curtain instead of you. That's why you are getting such conflicting answers. This shower set up is the nicest one we've ever had and we've had many over the years. The hose on the upper unit is so flexible that it is a pleasure to move it around. For my mate, the taller head in the holder is a perfect height. The shorter one is a perfect height for me. We both use the ability to remove the upper head from the holder to use for direct spray and washing hair. We're both super pleased as the knob on the side allows one to select one or the other or to select to have both at same time. It's a super excellent unit and I think I may should go check to see if I remembered to give it a five star. Thanks for the reminder. Hope my answer helps.
1946840
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
131896
It doesn't seem to be adjustable, you have to keep it clean. Works good enough for me.
1630480
Yes there is a tilt to the part that holds the shower head. There is a very fine hidden screw that allows you to adjust the needed pressure ; mine came with the proper resistance to it. Good luck.
191220
I'm a little confused by the answers to this question. If by "adjustable shower arm mount" you mean "can it move up and down?" then the answer is "no." It is not an "adjustable" shower arm mount. I just bought the thing, in part based on the answer to this question. The mount has no rotation, or adjustment, mechanism. If you want to "adjust" it so that the spray is directed more downward or upward, you will need to /purchase/ an adjustable shower arm mount separately. Buyer beware.
1960834
The handheld is not adjustable like that. The main shower head is though. The entire fixture will lean any way that your actual pipe attachment does. Mine tilts down a bit because there is a curve in the pipe that it attaches to... I too was worried about this because my shower ceiling is quite low. It works really great though, I love this shower head fixture!
2050392
Yes, the holder tilts, rotates, and slides. You can also put the shower head in upside down, so it will spray upwards, which is useful if you mount the whole thing low.On the other hand, the holder is crap. The mechanism for holding it to the pole is poor, requiring great hand strength. The mechanism for holding the tilt position is worthless - after a year, it just slops around. I've got three of these, and they all have the same failing.