Does the drain lever pulled up straight or in an angle? The pull-up lever of the two handles Fonte pulls up straight.
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It pulls up straight but is a bit tricky. At least on mine, I found it does not stay up unless you pull it up all the way and then push it back a little. Hope that helps.
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Straight up. We like these so well that we bought them to put away for our retirement house in a year or so.
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I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.
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The handle at the end of the big loop is in a arm to hold it, but it detaches and moves freely. It is a hose inside a big spring and it doesn't really swivel as much as move any direction.
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The bars are straight. There is a "lean" in the 2 bar side, that straightens up when you adjust the tension on the top of the gate. This tension keeps the gate in place in the doorway. We have two of the gates set up in our house, and would recommend them.
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In service, the handle is 180degrees from the way it is shown here...once in place, after you let go, in other words gravity pulls the handle upside down where it lays concave up.
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All SteelWeaver type if that's the one you choose, they've go othersThe lever is screw adjustable. You loosen the screw and position it to the. Direction you wish.
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Hi Louise,No, it does not. As a older woman with arthitis in my hand (left handed to boot, it was very awkward for me to hold the lever down. It did a good job on the tile in the bathroom, but took a lot longer than it should have. Refilling the water canister was time consuming too. I haven't used it since. The next job I have for my B&D; will take a little more planning on my part.Roberta
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Yes, they turn. They're attached to the handle and will point in whichever direction you pull the handle.
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It is supposed to be straight I believe. The handle pieces have to slide into each other to collapse it down; the handle has to relatively straight to do that.
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You are correct. But they function well in either case and I don't find this objectionable, particularly when the doors are not within sight of each other. A round knob or a lever handle that was straight and at a 90 degree angle to the door edge would be the only way to avoid this. Many passage sets for interior doors and locksets for exterior doors have lever handles that curve and point up or point down depending on whether they are installed on a right-hand door or a left-hand door.
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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!
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Yes, the handles have standard tap threads, and you can open it from the top to angle the heads as needed if your pulls are large/wide.
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No. Just side with the dial. Other side just flows through when lever is pulled.
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yes! the lever has three positions forward middle and back. the middle is off
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It depends on how your sewer is set up. It will twist on where your cap is and the handle will be perpendicular to the pipe.
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Yes; we ended up putting the handle at an angle because our sink is an antique and the backsplash was very close. Otherwise, easy install.
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Confirm Steve's answer. Faucet pulls out toward the front, not so much up, and is significantly lower than the 11 1/4 (or 11 1/2" at most) handle when full on.