Are you able to unscrew the main knob on the base and filp the arm 180 degrees so it faces the other direction?
912046
yes, it is quite flexible. It has limitations on the angle of the windshield. My Corvette windshield is loped so severely that you cannot line the stand so that the stand will support the camera a looking straight ahead. My camera is a Sony Cyber Shot and the lens telescopes out. If it did not, it would work. So, For the Corvette I mount the base on the dash and wedge the camera lens against the windshield and it will take a 0-70 in six seconds just fine. I can mount the camera on my Malibu just fine - steeper windshield. Suggest you just get it, try it, and send it back if it doesn't work. It is a sturdy piece of gear and the price is right.
912047
yes, it is quite flexible. It has limitations on the angle of the windshield. My Corvette windshield is loped so severely that you cannot line the stand so that the stand will support the camera a looking straight ahead. My camera is a Sony Cyber Shot and the lens telescopes out. If it did not, it would work. So, For the Corvette I mount the base on the dash and wedge the camera lens against the windshield and it will take a 0-70 in six seconds just fine. I can mount the camera on my Malibu just fine - steeper windshield. Suggest you just get it, try it, and send it back if it doesn't work. It is a sturdy piece of gear and the price is right. yes, it is quite flexible. It has limitations on the angle of the windshield. My Corvette windshield is loped so severely that you cannot line the stand so that the stand will support the camera a looking straight ahead. My camera is a Sony Cyber Shot and the lens telescopes out. If it did not, it would work. So, For the Corvette I mount the base on the dash and wedge the camera lens against the windshield and it will take a 0-70 in six seconds just fine. I can mount the camera on my Malibu just fine - steeper windshield. Suggest you just get it, try it, and send it back if it doesn't work.... » Read More yes, it is quite flexible. It has limitations on the angle of the windshield. My Corvette windshield is loped so severely that you cannot line the stand so that the stand will support the camera a looking straight ahead. My camera is a Sony Cyber Shot and the lens telescopes out. If it did not, it would work. So, For the Corvette I mount the base on the dash and wedge the camera lens against the windshield and it will take a 0-70 in six seconds just fine. I can mount the camera on my Malibu just fine - steeper windshield. Suggest you just get it, try it, and send it back if it doesn't work. It is a sturdy piece of gear and the price is right. « Show Less
912048
Yes, you can. Just tried it, and it seemed a little difficult to screw the knob back in when it was reversed, but I think it can be done. I did not complete the exercise since the threading is plastic and I fear if the screw is misaligned, it may strip.
912049
Yes it can be flipped 180 by rotation and removed by loosening the clamp the ball will be on the attach point I like mine
2101108
I don't think so. I use one hand to hold it in place and the other one to tighten the knob. I'm an amateur, but still...
1607238
Yes. My swivel arm will rotate nearly 290 degrees. Mounted the end into a ceiling stud on the patio. Wishing I could attach a pic.
1735802
Super easySimply remove hex screw at handle and flip over. Both remove and can be placed on either side
1469280
It does swivel in both directions, but one way is only half the tilt as the other. The knob on the adjuster broke on instalation, I received a replacement and it too broke, very poor design on the knob. I super glued it back together and am very happy with it now.
657722
As others have noted, it can't done. If you want it pointed in another direction you have to turn the whoe unit. All depends on whether you have the space to do that.
1569094
I found that the directions for installing the base were incorrect. When I turned the base 180 degrees it fi better.
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
1911630
Yes, you just have to take out 4 small screws and turn it 90 degrees, I have mine mounted that way - much cleaner look.
1025017
Hi, Yes, it can be quite difficult. :-( The last time I did it, I ended up using a pair of large pliars. It's also hard to remember which way to turn it, because it is, sort of, upside down. Try to move the part closest to you from right to left. Once you loosen it a little it gets easier.
1512699
Hi Jody, Yes, you can turn it around 180 so it's facing toward the back of the faucet. You will still have access to switch the button from stream to spray and it works fine. I actually have the button facing out and I don't mind because I really like the faucet. However, I don't much care for the soap dispenser. The refill container is hard to thread onto the pump every time you fill it up. I hope this was helpful. Joel
1090501
No unfortunately it is not stable upside down. The knob on top does not come off.
273746
I just tested it and it appears that you can. I rotated one of the outlets 360º clockwise 2x and then counter-clockwise back.
808499
yes it can be switched simply buy unscrewing screw and swapping to left side.
660631
yes you can, and it comes with extra knobs so you can change the arrangment
1744564
It has a pin that allows you to remove it. So, conceivably you could flip the bar around. But I don't see how you could turn it to the side unless you drilled a new hole for the pin.
626035
Yes you can do that when you tighten the base to the countertop. I actually did that exact orientation when I installed it in my kitchen so the handle wouldn't hit the backsplash.