Does this faucet swivel or do you HAVE to remove the head of it to reach? I have a double sink and would like a swiveling faucet.
922555
Yes, the faucet swivels. I must add that I cannot recommend the Touch 2.0 feature because the water frequently shuts of when you don't want it to. If you are using the pull down sprayer and the hose touches the housing it shuts the water off. Although there are times when the touch feature is a convenience it is more often an annoyance. I have removed the batteries from my faucet and am not using the touch feature any longer. It was an expensive lesson.
922556
Yes, it does swivel and should reach both basins. Mine even swivels out over the countertop, but this has not been a problem
922557
It swivels very smoothly and easily. I think it's 180 degrees. We have a double sink too and have no prob rotating it to both bowls. Oh, wait. This model is slightely different than ours (I just noticed). Maby someone else can answer about this specific model. Soory for the confusion.
922558
It swivels very smoothly and easily. I think it's 180 degrees. We have a double sink too and have no prob rotating it to both bowls.Oh, wait. This model is slightely different than ours (I just noticed). Maby someone else can answer about this specific model.Soory for the confusion.
922559
It does swivel. The black ring at the base stays fixed and the stainless faucet swivels on that. We have a double sink and it works nicely.
1997830
We have two kitchen sinks with this faucet in both. I would not say it aims too far forward...it seems just right to me. However we have quite deep sinks...10". I would say that the pull out feature feels a bit awkward because of the angle of the faucet...it's not like a PULL DOWN faucet. It is usable, but I probably don't pull it out as often as I would a pull down faucet head. I do really love the on and off handle being centered instead of on one side or the other of the faucet. It's so much easier to use with either hand that way.
1518375
It is called a double swivel because there are two ball joints: one encased in the body that screws onto the end of the faucet and one that is connected to the end sprayer. You can get movement out of both ends. Think of the unit as your forearm: you have a joint at your elbow and one at your hand. The forearm bone connects the two. Same here. Each swivel can each move independently. It is a nice design that allows you to aim the water to pretty much anywhere you want in the sink.
183584
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would... » Read More First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. « Show Less
1367293
Yes, it swivels. We swing the faucet from one sink bowl to another all the time. The arm that holds the sprayer head also swivels. You can position both the faucet and the sprayer retainer exactly where you want 'em.
1794960
Thank you for your inquiry.Yes, it does swivel from one side to another. It also has a pull out hose to reach hose to reach far in double sinks.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
183581
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like.
1341493
Hi, yes it does swivel; we bought it for a large copper farmhouse sink and it works and looks great!! Really nice quality and substantial considering the reasonable price.
647505
It does swivel. The faucet moves from side to side, and the pull out moves just about anywhere you want it to.
1264036
I don't think so. I have another similar faucet that doesn't swivel and I much prefer the Danze. It's a really nice faucet.
1734035
The top curved portion of the faucet is 16" high from the base of the faucet. The bottom of the sprayer is approx 8" high from the base. And the curved portion reaches out 10" from the center of the base of the faucet. The faucet swivels, so it easily reaches all parts of a double sink when pulling the sprayer down. My double sink is 30" wide (15" each side) and the stream hits the center of each side of the sink without extending the sprayer hose.
1257781
Yes, it swivels. Very nicely and smoothly. This is a beautiful faucet. Go for it.
103568
Yes the faucet does swivel from side to side. It swivels from handle to handle. We do not use the swivel much, but it is nice when you want to wash out the sink. I was worried that it would not stay in place, but it is great.
618773
It does rotate! This faucet replaced my pull-out faucet that did not rotate- it was awful! My guess is that it rotates 360 degrees, but I have a wall/window behind mine so there's not enough clearance. Maybe someone else can confirm how much it rotates.
1036661
Yes. It swivels. I think it would depend on how your sink is set up and where the facet is to make sure you have enough clearance to fit the cup. Also, it would depend on how tall the cup is. I can measure mine if you want.
1128686
It does rotate but not that much - I just switch from one sink to another. Really nice faucet
1826857
Hi Jean...Yes it does swivel. I love the look of this faucet in my newly renovated bathroom!