I can't find any photos of it pushed against the wall, does the spout line up with handle below? (or is it shorter/longer &amp; not line up perfectly)
226902
There are two seperate swivels on the faucet - so the spout line can stay even or go up against the wall
1941217
The footprint is smaller than the top. At the top, there is a handhold in the back and in the front there is a lip that I suppose is a pouring spout. I just measured one and it was less than 23", it appears.
1186395
To be honest, the first one I ordered broke in the mail. I returned it for another and it was fine. The issue is the spout portion. I would repackage it and ship it via an insured courier (UPS). Hope it helps
1992002
Yes, there is a piece that goes into the wall and the spout attaches to that. There are no threads on this piece. The threads are on a piece that attaches to the copper inside the wall.I chose this because we are re-tiling our shower stall and therefore changing out the valve & this piece was not a big deal. But if you are just looking to change out your trim, this will not work.
1023367
Are you sure you have the spout in this picture? It has an adapter that can be screwed on if the stub out is ips (threaded) and less than one inch long, or soldered on if the copper is at least two & a half inches long. If the copper is too short,a copper male thread adapter must be welded on close to the wall. Once installed, this is one of the most reliable spouts you can buy, and it always defaults to 'spout' function when turned off, - no cold shower surprise when turning on the tap.
2198326
Ours is a normal square spout and it works just fine. If it doesn't work out you could return it. It's a great product and hope it works out for you!
484701
We were able to rotate the spout after install without difficulty. After installation I noticed that the spout was too close to the edge of the sink and therefore hard to use with a mug or pot. I simply pushed the spout from the spout itself (not the base) and moved it about an inch. We may have had it a little looser than you do - but, it's not an easy push nor will it move more than the inch.
2031195
I wish I could answer this for you. I ordered it & gave it to my contractor to install (which he did without any problems). I will say it is a little annoying that the cold water handle is constantly bumping into the spray nozle; you would assume the manufacturer would leave ample space to keep them from having to be 'just right'. But, all in all I'm pleased.Sorry to not have answered your question!
1965951
Depending on your hook up for your water lines you could have it right up against it as long as you can tighten the connections. I didn't measure specifically but I had maybe four or five inches between the center and my stud on the sides, I hooked it up with PEX lines tho so I could slide it back and forth to have the room to crimp the lines onto the adapters. I'm not a plumber so I can't speak for any code requirements or issues that might crop up.
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.
1905614
I assume you mean the elbow that you are attaching to the wall inlet? Are you using the "sweep" elbow or the short elbow? The short elbows should fit.
2224814
I was originally going to mount it with the handle in front but I put it in sideways and it works just fine. I had a space problem putting the handle in front. My Corian sink is undermounted to the Corian top and the hole drilled needed to be offset another 3/8 of an inch to work. I would not worry about putting the handle to the side the way it's pictured. My marital factor initially disapproved of the side setup, but has not complained since day one.
1906749
It will go into the barrel until the barrel is full. Only then will it continue down the spout. We would use the water in the garden, so very rarely did it actually use the spout. Very happy with it
1634082
From the counter to the lowest edge of the spout is 1 1/2". So this may not work for you.
1564592
The side spout does not turn. A four inch pipe coming out of wall is about right. My old wall pipe was five inch and it was too long. It was very easy to replace.
484703
I was able to rotate the spout relative to the handle on the unit I purchased about 90 deg each way. It was stiff, so I am guessing this was not a design feature.
707053
Sorry to hear that. Maybe your counter is higher than typical 32" bathroom counter or wall valves lower. Plumber are notorious for put things where ever they feel like it. The only standard they seem to all do is waste line for WC at 12" off the wall.Re: the faucet. It works well and looks good.