Which direction do the louvers run under the decorative cover -- lengthwise or across? I need lengthwise to direct flow toward towels.
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They run across, not lenghtwise. Plus, the plastic inside actually makes little squares.
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grates are either open or closed and direct the flow upwards, not side to side or front to back
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Leslie's answer is correct. There are no louvers. Instead, it has a plastic grid below the cut metal pattern that you see in the picture. This grid can be closed by a sliding shutter to control air flow. The only directionality to the airflow other than straight up would be the angle of the duct feeding the register.
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they run lengthwise, so if you are looking at it on the floor and the long end is left to right, air is directed left to right, along the walls.
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The louvers run across as narrow bands, not lengthwise, as others have said. What I will say is that when we used these to replace the original, metal grates, there was a significant increase in airflow.
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I have one installed vertically in our motor home to save space. The towels do drop down a little but it works as designed and we really like it. Mark
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I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.
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It is relative and ambiguous response from its open question.A single drain is placed horizontally, at the narrowest lower side face. Where the handles are located. Ie left or right is irrelevant because the long narrow facades juxtaposed are identical -_-
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Mine is mounted to an outside wall. But if it was mounted on a ceiling, I am quite sure the louvers would "fall" into the open position.
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Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the... » Read More Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. « Show Less
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In the master bath we used Moen brushed nickel 9" towel bars(Method YB2486BN) & pivoting toilet paper holder and Umbra flip 3-hook wall mount all purchased from Amazon. The lighting is a combination of recessed and Lowes 3-light. In the guest bath The lighting was also from Lowes and the towel bars were from Target. I suggest waxing the faucet where the water comes out and wiping it dry after use to avoid water spots, especially if you have hard water like we do. This faucet does require more maintenance than a regular style, but we get lots of compliments and love the look! Wish I could post photos to show you how great everything goes together. In the master bath we used Moen brushed nickel 9" towel bars(Method YB2486BN) & pivoting toilet paper holder and Umbra flip 3-hook wall mount all purchased from Amazon. The lighting is a combination of recessed and Lowes 3-light. In the guest bath The lighting was also from Lowes and the towel bars were from Target. I suggest waxing the faucet where the water comes out and wiping it dry after use to avoid water spots, especially if you have hard water like we do. This faucet does require more maintenance than a regular style, but we get lots of compliments and love the look! Wish I... » Read More In the master bath we used Moen brushed nickel 9" towel bars(Method YB2486BN) & pivoting toilet paper holder and Umbra flip 3-hook wall mount all purchased from Amazon. The lighting is a combination of recessed and Lowes 3-light. In the guest bath The lighting was also from Lowes and the towel bars were from Target. I suggest waxing the faucet where the water comes out and wiping it dry after use to avoid water spots, especially if you have hard water like we do. This faucet does require more maintenance than a regular style, but we get lots of compliments and love the look! Wish I could post photos to show you how great everything goes together. « Show Less
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I just used the standard 72" curtain. I set the rod 64" above the bath tub. When installing the two wall plates, I paid special attention to make sure that they were perpendicular and at the same height above the bath tub.
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I got this for my daughter just so you know she loved it. She has big towels and small towels on the rack so you have enough room in between. Hope this helps
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It's not bad. My regular size towels I fold in thirds, lengthwise, then roll them. But my bath sheets I have to fold in half, crosswise, then roll them to stick them in. They hang out past the other towels on the sides, but it's an interesting contrast. Looks like a tree, kind of... I strongly suggest making sure you mount it into studs. Snagging a towel out of it when it's just mounted to the sheetrock will probably pull it out of the wall.
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hi koni, yes in answer too your question, very adjustable with a small flat bladed screwdriver clockwise is for wider or more of a fanning like misting, counter clockwise will adjust to almost a jetted or straight stream and further distance can be achieved. i have 3 and they perform flawlessly, be somewhat careful with the spike that goes in the ground as they are made of pot metal and wont take much of any bending or they break push in straight and pull out the same easiest if you wet the ground before inserting, i know because i did it the hard way :))))) i hope that was helpful, they really do work well d clark
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They would work best in windows that move up & down; the louvers keep rain from coming in during storms, but if that's not an issue, I see no reason they can't be used in windows that open sideways - providing the length is good. Lin D.
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Joe, I believe I remember seeing someone comment that they used one of the rods as a towel rod and if you choose to do this then I think you probably could use the inner one so the towels would be out of sight. The rods are close so it may cause the shower curtain on the outer rod to get "caught up"...I haven't used mine in this way. The inner bar is technically for a shower curtain liner and the outer bar is for a decorative shower curtain and this is how I have mine, but hey I like finding different uses for things so you may want to give it a try! I love mine!
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Mine is installed, but if I remember correctly one has to push cover off to access panel to "hang" the towel dispenser on. If you hold the unit horizontally, just pull vertically on the cover and it pops off - it doesn't slide to the side as you might expect. MKH
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Am sorry to disappoint you. Towel rack works wonderfully in my CT home bathroom, but I am in FL now for another month, and do not remember exact dimensions of the rack.
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I use mine as a towel rack with regular bath towels. It is a snug fit, but works great.
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Not sure of the function of your application. The louvers are lightweight, and passively open with air movement. I have used them in combination with fans to force hot air out of attic areas. They work well in this application.