What is the angle it will put the shower head at?
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Approximately, 75 degrees perpendicular to the vertical wall. Which means slightly tilted up from a flat plane. If you want a perfect 90 degree flat perpendicular plane, then you should install a swivel in between your shower head and arm. Most shower heads already have them included with exception to some rain shower heads.
229303
Virtually straight down, if you have a swivel on your shower head, it will have a full range for a walk-in shower or for a tub shower
1197657
It will not hold the angle, like everone else is saying. I added the Delta RP63137 Aerator - Round Spray Chrome (also on Amazon) and removed the aerator that it comes with so that it can be used witha sprayer or stream with a twist of the side ring on the added Delta item. I did not want to pay for, and did not have the space for a kitchen pull-down faucet. This attachment keeps the water in the sink intead of splattereing all over the backsplash and counter. The Delta add-on will hold the direction that the head is directed to and it is a full swivel sprayer. Hope this helps!
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.
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It gives about a 45 degree tilt of the head.... you can aim it at your feet or the far end of the tub. If that isn't enough then maybe the hand held unit with hose is more for u.
1382909
Its definitely a 45 degree angle that sticks up. If I were you, I'd get a multi shelf to install at the end of the tub so stuff isn't showered on all the time. If this is just a stall only, the same if you have a flat wall.
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The shower head does not. The adjustable part is at the turn Handle which adjusts height and angle.
1609139
Appx 11 1/2 in to the center of the shower head from the wall, a little under 15 1/2 in to the outer edge, depending on how you have it tilted.
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.
1477333
It adjusts from the position shown to a more up right one, that sends the water across the shower area. The weight of the hose keeps it straight. It easily lifts out of the holder for other angles.
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When it's in its bracket the showerhead isn't adjustable in terms of its height. Happy to answer any question if this doesn't precisely answer what you were after. I'm very happy with this product.
1958802
There are pivoting joints at each end of the arm. The shaft is able to be angled nearly completely vertical with the shower head pointed straight up at the ceiling or straight down at the floor if you want it to.
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.
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Yes the hand held shower head can be angled up/down as well as left to right. You can also restrict the flow.
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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.
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Approximately 2 inches. If you place it at an angle, perhaps a little less.
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It will spray towards wherever you have it pointed. It will depend somewhat on the shower head you use with it. The best quality about this extension is that you can adjust it to spray anywhere you want - I like that I can move it over to the side of the shower when I shave my legs, etc., but it regularly works perfect right in the middle of our stand up shower stall.
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I bought a different shower head and a swivel extension piece, which added a few inches. I'm sure you can find a straight extension at your local hardware store to achieve the desired length. Don't forget to use plenty of Teflon tape on the threads.