Can this shower head swivel or be adjusted to point a different direction? I want to ensure that I can adjust where the shower head aims. Thanks!
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
2228028
I palm the shower head in one hand and use the other hand to adjust the settings. If I recall correctly when I first received the unit, it was a little harder to adjust then one's I've used in the past. (Other ones could be adjusted with one finger - and while the water was on full blast) hope that helps.
1960834
The handheld is not adjustable like that. The main shower head is though. The entire fixture will lean any way that your actual pipe attachment does. Mine tilts down a bit because there is a curve in the pipe that it attaches to... I too was worried about this because my shower ceiling is quite low. It works really great though, I love this shower head fixture!
2269471
The shower head swivels on a conventional ball-joint type mounting connection. It can be adjusted in any direction desired.
1929598
Depends on the shower head...most are adjustable and will "rotate" slightly to compensate for this angle.
760778
Swivel - maybe 150 - 160 degrees, more than that will fall out of holder. Just loosen nut and position the way you want. Same for tilting up/down - just like a normal shower head - remembering that this holder is straight our from the wall and not on a standard (45 degree bend) shower arm. probably at least 30 degree up and down.
339721
The adjustment knob can be loosened to raise or lower the height of the shower head. The shower head can be turned left or right in the head holding bracket without turning the the adjustment knob. The head can be lifted out of the bracket to use as a hand held shower. Hope this helps.
1699768
Maybe if you MacGyver it. Otherwise, I haven't found a way to do it. I found if you point the pointy part out front and push back and forth, front to back, it doesn't swivel. Good luck.
848638
Beyond adjusting via your shower handles it does not. This is a very nice shower head!
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.
1749816
Thenpipemcpming out from the wall is fixed. The shower head rotates on a metal ball so the angle,can be adjusted perhaps fivemdegreesmin any direction
725571
If you are speaking about a 45 degree angle down. The shower head will pivot to around a 75 degree angle facing down. We purchased two of these shower heads one is on a 90 degree angle pipe and that faces directly down. The other is on a "standard" 45 degree angle pipe and that achieves an approximate 75 degree angle, before it can be moved no more.
506802
Shower head swivels approximately 30-45 degrees up/down, side to side. In my house, being used by people ranging in height from 6'2" to 5'4". We're pleased with it. Hopes this helps.
1753752
You can tilt it backwards or forwards, and swivel it a little left/right when you make your height adjustment. If you lean it too far forward, the shower head could probably fall out of the holder clip.
852818
It doesn't appear to adjust water pressure- shower head behaves the same just has less volume going through. Its possible that the water pressure is rising with the reduced volume of water. I installed one of these and my wife never noticed- I'm guessing I reduced volume by at least 40-50%. Win win for everyone!
1753750
No, it does not. While the bracket that holds the shower head does adjust up and down the bar, it does not pivot. Of course, you can easily remove the shower head to get the water where you want it.
893595
Shower head can be adjusted to spray in different directions. Amount of spray is not adjustable though