Can the overhead showerhead be angled to point directly down? (As opposed to an outward angle)
1300426
No, the shower head its in a fixed position, but you can move the whole fixture up or down.
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.
595735
Yes-there is a small section that bends some to change where you want to aim the spray-I love ours & can't believe how difficult this item was to find in stores-our shower is smooth so not sure how it sticks if tile is not smooth-
495238
You can turn them to suit your direction. They are awesome. You also can point them inward to create one strong shower head if showering alone.
1194476
For the best results use a shower arm that maintains the vertical down fall of the water. We do not recommend this type of shower head at an angle.There are straight shower arms that come out of the ceiling and there are 90-degree shower arms that come out of the wall.We use the Kohler HydroRail frequently.
2167069
Yes, the regular shower head mounts on the male-threaded pipe opposite the female (input) side, and the mount that came with the hand-held unit goes on the male-threaded pipe perpendicular to them. The valve handle then points down.
632931
I don't think so, but you can aim 2 heads in the same direction. Have you tried the Noodlehead already? We were using it in a relatively small plot (approx 8 feet x 20 feet), and I was amazed at how little pressure we needed. I was forever turning the hose faucet down, as the water quickly exceeded the intended space, and was pouring on windows, interfering with pedestrians, etc. Because the heads are so skinny, it's quite powerful. I fear that if you removed the heads, you'd actually reduce the pressure, as water would pour out the empty holes.
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
1683801
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.
861877
Yes, the filter can be turned upside down. In my experience, this is not nearly as effective but I think it's still the best showerhead filter available. I've tried a ton of them.
146063
CAN BE INSTALLED EITHER WAY, BUT DOESN't make sense supplying down. The shower hose would interfere with knobs/handles.
1795354
I think you could because the showerhead can easily be replaced or twisted off and on. That is a great idea, too!
992959
The shower head is on a rotating arm, so if you have the arm at 90 degrees to the panel, then it goes out about 12 inches or so. Obviously if you have it tilted up or down, then you are loosing some of that distance.
893595
Shower head can be adjusted to spray in different directions. Amount of spray is not adjustable though
1399538
The height of the stand is not adjustable, but the showerhead is tiltable.....
121475
Showerhead does come with straight arm. No settings. Has good swivel range. Water pressure is like rain a effect.
860050
You can adjust this arm any direction, depending on what you are attaching it to, but it would surprise me if it doesn't. Also, the shower head you attach can be swivelled on the end. Mine centers over the shower and I love it!
1958803
No. You really need a 1/2" pipe thread to be horizontal. Just add a 90 degree elbow (available in bright chrome from Amazon or maybe locally by you). Word of caution .... the set angle, whatever you choose, is only hand tightened. If you plan on a large or heavy shower head, this will NOT hold it. Danze D481116 13-Inch S-Shape Shower Arm, Chrome .. this is better.