When extending this shower rod, does it flip up or push out? If we buy one it will be within an inch of the ceiling. Thanks
487915
It pushes out or in, will not move up or down. The top mounting screws will insure you don't mount too high for curtain rings to move freely.
487916
It pushes out and being an inch or two from the roof should be fine. Because my shower curtain is so long I left the old rod in place. Now I can push the new adjustable rod out and hang wet clothes on the old rod and tuck in the curtain into the tub and they can drain into the tub. I am very impressed with this product and compliments from me don't come easy.
487917
The rod pushes in and out, not up and down. When pushed in I can hang wet things that will drip in the tub.
487918
It swivels to the side not up. I have a low ceiling and it works perfectly.
1300427
A direct Yes or No doesn't work here. The lower, stable shower head will turn to a downward angle that is so close to being directly down as to allow one to say "yes" but if you're trying to be extremely accurate, this head has a stop point that will keep you from soaking your shower curtain instead of you. That's why you are getting such conflicting answers. This shower set up is the nicest one we've ever had and we've had many over the years. The hose on the upper unit is so flexible that it is a pleasure to move it around. For my mate, the taller head in the holder is a perfect height. The shorter one is a perfect height for me. We both use the ability to remove the upper head from the holder to use for direct spray and washing hair. We're both super pleased as the knob on the side allows one to select one or the other or to select to have both at same time. It's a super excellent unit and I think I may should go check to see if I remembered to give it a five star. Thanks for the reminder. Hope my answer helps.
404085
It does not swivel per say, it rotates like any other fixed shower head you'd expect. It is directional as per how you position it. Up down left right SE NW SW NE... For further rotation you may want to replace the angle tube you attach it to with a lesser or greater angle.
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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.
415021
The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
2147484
Hey Nick, If I remember correctly, you extend the pole about an 1" wider then the space you are trying to enclose. You twist the pole to lock the length. After it is twisted and locked in length, you place one end at the location you want the rod. (Don't forget to put your curtain on first!) You then pull the other end toward the end in place making the rod shorter. Slide the lose end of the rod down into place. Once your release the rod the tension created by the addition 1" adds directional force keeping the rod in place. Hope this makes sense to you! Lisa
2050388
Mu husband is the one who uses this, and he says you can move the shower head up and down and sideways, but not tilt it. If the showerhead itself tilts, he thinks that would solve the problem.
404064
The shower rod should be fine at 51 inches. I believe that where it meets in the middleit is adjustable. The white shower rod has been up over a year and it is as nice as the day we installed it. It provides more elbow room in the shower and I am very happy with this. It looks great too!
429685
Our bathtub is a plastic "tub enclosure", so the sides and rear do not go all the way to the ceiling. We installed the rotator rod just above the top of the plastic, and the shower curtain and liner were plenty long to take care of it. LOVE our rod.
1321627
It doesnt screw into the ceiling. It works kind of like a shower curtain rod does. You tighten it so that it will stay steady. It absolutely has to be firm to the ground and the ceiling so that you can spin on it
1308544
I agree with rrr's response.... you can definetly clip it to a shower rod... I hope the shower rod isn't near the shwer though.... safe fanning :)
1959103
It moves slightly up and down but you can swivel it side to side which is what I do mostly to keep the spray near the shower wall. I love mine and the adjustable spray settings really helps. Part of my problem was the shower head was at about 5'6" and I am still 6' so the fact that the handle is higher also helps me have a more comfortable shower.
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As you twist the rod it should expand while also maintaining a spring that allows you to wedge it in between the two walls/posts whatever. The rod is designed to vary in length while maintaining the spring. The rod that I got broke and it no longer grows longer as you twist it, it only maintains the spring in its shortest length.
980082
To enjoy it fully, I suggest using and extension arm. This will allow ghe shower head to be further from the wall and be directly on top of you when you're in the shower
1093145
Because the rod is adjustable, it's two. It does have a little plastic piece that slips in the larger rod leading to the smaller rod to give it a 'smooth transition' ... yeah, not so much. The shower rings do get caught. It's a very nice rod though ... very sturdy. If you can find a way around the rings, I'd highly recommend.
1923801
I was wrong! I'm sorry. I checked again after seeing the other responses. Yes, the shower head does indeed move. The first time I checked, I guess I didn't move it hard enough. I normally leave the head where it is and don't move it.
402860
no! It works exactly like a regular shower rod but gives you much more room in the shower and when you flip it in more room in the bathroom. The only difference to a standard rod is it is better.