Can it be used with the back facing the faucet end of the tub?
504817
Only if you have a rather long tub. The back automatically reclines as it lowers, so there must be sufficient room for that to happen without hitting the faucet. There are some models of this type device on which you can control the back recline independently of the up-and-down, but on this model, you cannot.
1899765
You can if you don't put a nozzle on the other end, because the pivot point of the faucet cannot always handle the back pressure that the nozzle would create.
879992
Yes. Our faucet was installed with the handle front-centered to accommodate a stingy back-wall clearance.
70940
If your tub has a very flat surface, it should be fine. If the inner edge is beveled, I don't think it would be as supportive due to shere the support bars to the handle would be positioned. My tub is 4.5 and the base of the support bars is off center and very close to the beveled edge. I wouldn't want it any closer. it's a wonderful devise and very reliable. Hope you can find a way to use it safely.
336222
It is not designed for that. It does need to connect to the faucet. But with the proper tools, space, and engineuity I suppose you could make it work.
218942
You can, but there will be parts of the faucet visible that are not meant to be seen. It is designed to be mounted to a wall.
1453484
Yes. You may want to cut the 1/2 inch lip off. Depends on the design of your frame and tile/stone. You want to make sure you seal the interface between the tub and tile /stone so it doesn't leak.
1715975
As long as it is tightly secure to the bath tub there should be no problem . I found this product to be the best I have found that does keep it's grip to the shape of bath tub side .
1382850
It may, I don't know what a "bath tube" faucet is, if you mean "bath tub" then no, unless it is threaded like the shower pipe that sticks out of the wall. But the bigger issue is, this is a terrible product. I would not buy it again, or any Aquasana product. It failed immediately, started leaking out the seams. The previous two Aquasana shower head filters also failed, it took me 3 times to learn they make a terrible product. I finally found a satisfactory shower filter head from Waterpik, bought at Costco, NOT Home Depot. Had to take the Waterpik form Home Depot back, because it also leaked.
54073
Yes, you are correct. I used this one for the bathroom cabinets but I had to reverse the top front to the back so it could go all the way back and not hit the water valve.
1063112
It is adjustable I would think if your tub looks anything like the one shown ,it should work.Leave atleast a foot behind the tub for the top to flip back,
174936
It is designed for that purpose. The length of the space for pipe going inside the faucet is shorter because of the side spout. I hope they had made the faucet that much longer to nicely keep everything on top of the tub.
220523
Yes. It goes backward equal distance from the forward position. Measure 2" from the center of the hole for the faucet to your backsplash. If it is anything less than 2" the handle will not go all the way to the cold water side.
1945679
Yes, it can be installed on the corner of a bathtub. That is how I have mine.
1954077
You could but it would have to be recessed further back on the counter and then you may not have room for a faucet depending on counter depth
239645
Yes you can. It does lean back a little You just need t make sure the you order the correct depth. It works fine in my moms tub which is what I bought it for. But I have a deep jetted tube and it does not rise up enought for her to get out safely
407036
I only have about 1 inch from back of faucet to backsplash and works fine. Allow 2 inches from center of faucet to am fully extended.