How much clearance do you need for the handle to rotate for hot and cold? I have limited space where I would put my faucet.
1067606
Vertical pointing straight up is Full HOT, Horizontal pointing towards the front of the sink is full COLD. Full swing is 90 degrees. You should have no issues.
1067607
Hot is just past vertical towards the wall, so in the picture it us positioned for hot. Cold is all the way horizontal towards the sink which barely sticks into the sink. I really see no issue with space for rotation of the handle. To turn on you pull the handle out about one inch.i have about one inch of space between the back bottom of the faucet and the granite backsplash. No problem at all.
1067608
The handle only rotates approx. one inch to the rear past the faucet. Most rotation is to the front.
1067609
My Moen faucet was put as close to the backsplash as possible and the handle rotates left and right and forward for use, not so much backward or away from the sink.
1067610
Cindy L gave exactly correct info. The only thing I would add is that the adjusting temperature with the handle (at least as mine is set up) only applies to manual operation. The auto on is adjusted on the under counter control and primarily uses "hot".
1067611
The handle rotates up and down and pulls out about an inch and a half. If you can mount the baseplate you shouldn't have an issue.
872714
I'm sorry, but I had to return this faucet because it was too big for our purposes. I seem to recall that it rotated all the way around, but I could be wrong.
658206
The way the faucet is pictured is as far back as the handle goes. It will the tilt forwards for cold and to the right for water pressure. I hope this information helps!
808258
We have 11/16 clearance between the wall and the base plate for faucet. There is no problem using the valve handle
2193191
Veni-I re-visited the thought of your concern and realized there's no reason you cannot mount the faucet with the handle facing towards you. Therefore only the width of the base would be a concern going towards the back (minimal). Use your imagination for the pros and cons. The faucet does swivel for such an application. Go for it! Good luck!
485170
Rotate the handle back for hot, forward for cold. Tilt the lever out for water. It is a beautiful little faucet.
1282130
You need a little less than two inches clearance from the back edge of the faucet. Yes, you can turn the faucet head from side to side.
1177069
That sounds a little tight, however the square base on the faucet itself is only about 1.5" x 1.5". What you need to consider is if you have a backsplash behind the faucet...it could limit the range of motion on the handle, which in addition to to pivoting out/away from the handle to turn on the water also rotates front to back for hot/cold settings.
658202
The location of the handle in the picture is as far back as it goes. It's all the way up to for the hot water. You should have plenty of room!
1807947
Yes, the faucet handle only moves about 2-3 inches and should work fine. The spray feature pulls down much more.
1872269
Yes, it does rotate. The faucet looks and functions very nicely. But be aware the radius of the faucet is very short and will not hang over the center of most sinks. It's a minor drawback but it can be a pain.
931640
I installed the faucet, and have it on the right side. I see no reason why you could not put the handle in front if that is your preference. Should not be a problem.
232628
It rotates side to side and the handle will reach all parts of your sink. Go to YouTube and search Blanco Culina. There are a number of videos and reviews about this faucet that should help you. Good Luck. I love mine.
1869063
I have a standard faucet, and had to buy an inexpensive adapter for the fit. I love mine and the or ice was great.
2274226
The water spout is 8 inches long and it appears to rotate 360 degrees (mine stops when it hits the wall on either side). The on/off lever rotates 90 degress - 45 to the left and right of center. Hope that answers your question. If it doesn't, feel free to ask another.
1781309
On my unit, the hot water valve handle is a horizontal plastic "wheel" of about 1 inch vertical thickness, that must be rotated for delivery of water. The top surface of the wheel-handle is 4 3/8 inches above the sink-cabinet surface. For ease of hand-access to the wheel you will need radial clearance (un-occupied space) of about 1.5 inches around the circumference of the wheel and about 1.5 inches over the height of the wheel. Other models have taller "Levers" for control handles that are up to about 6 inches above the sink cabinet. Good Luck.
1449909
Yes, you can rotate the faucet thru 360 degrees for mounting any way. And it does look good!!!