Does the rainfall shower head swivel at all? Also, I would like to know the length of the line to the hand held nozzle. Thank you
945897
Yes the rainfall shower head swivels nicely in any direction. The hand held nozzle is approximately 20 to 24" long and it stretches about 4-5 feet long. Its a great functioning shower panel and looks great too! Every time someone sees it they ask where did you find that? There are many more that are sold at a MUCH higher price, with less features.
945898
Yes, it pivots up and down and side to side. The length on the hose of the hand held nozzle is very ample, approx. 5 feet long.
945899
the rain fall shower head swivels 360' degrees and can tilt about 25' degrees the feed line to the shower head is 11" in length (this is the only part that I would like to be longer to more readily place the rainfall more center of my shower - however considering the weight of the pipe and effectiveness of the overall system the 11" is fine. You could see if a local plumbing supply had a longer pipe but weight may start to strip the tighteners and cause it to sag downward especially over time) - so there is a limit to how high up you can move the rainfall shower head before it no longer sprays straight down. If you have to lift it that high my suggestion is to raise the entire system upward rather than tilting the rainfall shower head. The hand held shower is 60" (5ft). I would recommend this product without hesitation. It is a very excellent shower unit. I have owned mine for close to 6 months and use it nearly every day. The steam mist jets are great in my steam shower enclosure. I am still impressed with how well those work and how much steam/mist they can create. The rainfall shower delivers a extreme amount of water (my dad even commented two weeks back during his visit that he was going to get the same shower panel for his bathroom when he finishes the remodel of it.) The panel looks very sharp mounted against stone tile. Also the shower panel is an excellent price for what you get in features.
945900
Yes the head is on a ball joint connection that swivels. The hand held line is approximately 5' long.
1929599
My rain shower head swivels near the threaded end which makes it possible for the shower to come down straight. If your shower head does not swivel, then your shower stream will be at a slight angle and not straight down.
422656
Diane, do you mean the pipe sticks out of the wall at a 90 degree angle? If so, then any shower head should work. They all swivel. Your decision will be what type of spray you prefer. Shower heads with the massage features are nice, but generally use more water. I live in California, and we are in the midst of a serious drought. I like this shower head, because the flow doesn't feel as restricted as it does on other models. I hope this helps.
334783
No, not at all. It's fantastic! I have both a deluxe stationary shower head and then this hand-held. I was very impressed and am enjoying having both.
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About 14 1/2 inches. It does not swivel and doesn't need to. The end pulls out and you can use a stream or spray.
1111905
We found it to have some angular movement. To fully take advantage of its rain shower effect we replaced our original curved 4" extension with an 8" S-type extension arm and now the head is perfect.
962473
Yes, the spout swivels! This is a great faucet for the bathroom. We love it.
2067291
Although this shower head has a swivel ball, I would not recommend mounting it from a vertical wall. In our shower we mounted it from the ceiling and it works quite well. If you have no choice but to mount it from a wall, I would recommend using an adapter arm.
1934962
Jeff, great shower head...I have 2 of them! The model you reference is in my summer home but I believe it swivels as well as flips. As I look at the picture, 99% sure the joint where it attaches to the stem is a ball joint, allowing the swivel you're looking for.
1828171
Yes, it does swivel. Not a feature we use often, but sometimes it is helpful when rinsing the sink. This is a great faucet--very glad we picked it.
1934963
Jeff,great shower head...I have 2 of them! The model you reference is in my summer home but I believe it swivels as well as flips.As I look at the picture, 99% sure the joint where it attaches to the stem is a ball joint, allowing the swivel you're looking for.
1912686
Yes, it does swivel! I love this faucet. The pull down function works great and keeps good water pressure.
2050391
Yes, the holder tilts, rotates, and slides. You can also put the shower head in upside down, so it will spray upwards, which is useful if you mount the whole thing low. On the other hand, the holder is crap. The mechanism for holding it to the pole is poor, requiring great hand strength. The mechanism for holding the tilt position is worthless - after a year, it just slops around. I've got three of these, and they all have the same failing.
2269471
The shower head swivels on a conventional ball-joint type mounting connection. It can be adjusted in any direction desired.
1283019
Yes this shower head swivels as it has a ball and socket just below the threaded connector. I have now had it installed for more than a year and absolutely love it! There are three ways you can account for your homes water pressure situation. First, if you have very good pressure you can use it as is, second you can remove the black rubber gasket within the shower head, and third you could take the water pressure regulator completely out. I believe most people would be completely happy with the rubber ring-gasket removed but the pressure governor in-place. Again, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Yes this shower head swivels as it has a ball and socket just below the threaded connector. I have now had it installed for more than a year and absolutely love it! There are three ways you can account for your homes water pressure situation. First, if you have very good pressure you can use it as is, second you can remove the black rubber gasket within the shower head, and third you could take the water pressure regulator completely out. I believe most people would be completely happy with the rubber ring-gasket removed but the pressure governor in-place. Again, I couldn't be happier with... » Read More Yes this shower head swivels as it has a ball and socket just below the threaded connector. I have now had it installed for more than a year and absolutely love it! There are three ways you can account for your homes water pressure situation. First, if you have very good pressure you can use it as is, second you can remove the black rubber gasket within the shower head, and third you could take the water pressure regulator completely out. I believe most people would be completely happy with the rubber ring-gasket removed but the pressure governor in-place. Again, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. « Show Less
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The water spray pretty evenly all around you. The shower head can rotate 360 degree, meaning you can rotate it left, right, and center at your convince. The arm of the shower head have two moving point to help you adjust the height that is comfortable to you. Shower head are not changeable due to a special design make for this shower head only.
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Yes it rotates and the spray head pulls out of the end attached to a flexible hose. Their are two button's on the spray head. One button changes from spray to stream and the other button stops the water flow for as long as you are holding the button. It will not lock in the on position it is a manual stop button