Is the diverter easy to turn? My shower mount is high on the bathroom wall and my current shower head diverter is very difficult to turn especially for a short person.
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I've owned the Ana Bath shower head for a few years now. The diverter does NOT require much effort to turn.
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As a shorty myself (5'7"), I've found the knobs VERY easy to operate. They are smooth moving and move easily when you wish to divert water to one or the other shower head. This shower makes me feel luxurious whenever I bathe.
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It took me a while to figure out but the connector to the shower arm is indeed a swivel! Thank goodness! My new long S arm made the head tilt too far downward and I thought I'd have to buy yet another part. I just wasn't sure as it was stiff and I didn't want to break my new toy! In fact when I installed, the whole connector/head was so stiff I turned the whole head to screw it in - awkward let me tell you. Now I know you just have to be a little macho with it. So glad!
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I already had a wall mounted shower spa. I think you have to have something already in place to twist it on. This was just a replacement head for me.
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You will probably have to change the length of the pipe coming out of the wall. It is usually easy, make sure you use galvanized pipe. Be careful not to break the spout screwing it on. Side spout doesn't turn.
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There is a diverter that allows flow to either the shower head or handheld wand.. I suppose you could mid position it for combined flow, but we do not.The shower head is at a fixes ..non moveable vertically location. My wife loves it, and feels that it met our needs and expectations. Just make sure you check the plumbing hookup you have for it to be installed. My installer had to sweat the connectors out of the wall to adapt to this shower system. Also, you will need a dedicated mounting 2x4 for the head and control valve assembly. Hope this helps..
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It's not overly aggressive. The stream is much wider than a normal shower head, which makes the intensity more gentle. I have mine angled like slightly instead of having it flow straight down. You can also adjust the flow by removing the flow inhibitor or leaving it in (I have it out). It's a white perforated piece just inside the connection point for the head. It just pops out when you grab it with pliers.
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Well it seems you have your answer. I've been using mine for quite sometime now and have had zero problems with it. I agree with one of the reviewers. Mine turns like the day I first used it. Turns very easy and smooth.I have one that has a shut off on each individual diverter. If you want: I will get the information on it and send it to you.
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The water flow control is easy for the most part; however, in our situation the faucet is left mounted to the side of a large modern square sink which proved to be a bit awkward. We kept it anyway...the benefits outweighs the awkwardness.
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Yes the entire headset can turn any way you want. It just faces forward in the picture so you can see it and how it works. I will say over all I really like this faucet, but the one thing I dislike is that the flow rate is much higher then other faucets. It tends to be too high for me and shoots water into the sink at such a rate that it shoots back out of the sink sometimes. It can be turned to a lower rate but it is difficult to adjust easily.
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I believe that all of the others have answered your question and I agree with them. I mounted ours directly to the wall outlet as pictures and we both love it that way. As already stated, you could use a "Y" outlet and do a dual mount, but that is really a great shower head and works great both ways. Why waste the time and $$? Try it the way intended and then, if you do not like it (which I doubt) look at the other options. (Bet you don't do them.)
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Only if you add a Adjustable Shower Arm to the bottom of the adapter. I mounted it straight down from the bottom and it works great. This eliminates the need to over tighten to correct the rotating down problem from the weight of the Hand Held Shower and lowers it to the proper height. I have also added a video to my original review that will show how we installed the 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter.Link: Delta Faucet UA902-PK Universal Showering Components 10 -Inch Adjustable Shower Arm, Chrome
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There's a button you push on the back of the shower head. Really easy, no fiddling. Of course, if the shower head is mounted too high, you won't be able to reach it.
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If you have a shower diverter on the top of your spout, it will stay on securely. You can tighten it by pulling the fins on the sides. If you don't have a diverter, then it may not be secure.
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If you mean, can you adjust the mount so that the shower head changes from parallel to the floor to perpendicular to the floor, then I can tell you that when attached to my shower, the closest it comes to parallel to the floor (spraying directly onto the floor) is about 10 degrees up from that. It won't go as far as spraying directly on the wall opposite -- the range of the rotation seems to be about 35 degrees. It's really a great shower head.
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Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak that way to prevent back-wash...so says Waterpik customer service. Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak... » Read More Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak that way to prevent back-wash...so says Waterpik customer service. « Show Less
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First, I love, love my faucet! Second, I just checked for you. I can swivel the faucet neck most of the way around, well, as far as it is possible before it hits the wall! It appears they thought of a "lefty" situation! Looks like you will not have a problem! Wet sleeves are no fun!
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Yes, it's easy. I just unscrewed (twisted off) the regular shower head then screwed this one on. Still working well.