Can the spout rotate? It looks like it can. If it does, is there any way to secure it at the center? Don't want it to rotate and hit the mirror.
1128686
It does rotate but not that much - I just switch from one sink to another. Really nice faucet
1128687
Yes it rotates and that is a great feature if you want to bend over and was your face. It takes enough effort to move and will stay in place. A great fixture
1128688
Yes it can rotate but not to where hitting the mirror is a problem. I think my husband tightened it?? They work very nicely in our master bath. YOU CANT BEAT THE PRICE!
1128689
It does rotate but it takes a certain amount of pressure to do so. Very nice faucet.
1052519
Took me awhile to realize this, but it rotates. I set it about where I wanted it before installation and then adjusted it a couple clicks after installation. I used my finger in place of the handhold to prevent scratches but that may not work if tighter than mine.
1917909
I have to rotate it myself while drying. It does not rotate on its own. It is not designed to do that.
1670557
no you cant rotate it. it attaches just like regular nozzle. maybe i dont understand your question but this nozle rotates creating circular pattern instead of flat stream of water. you can see how they work on youtube.
1032711
It rotates. I have to take care not to rotate it right out over the counter at times. :) But I love the clearance between the sink and the faucet. It lets you put large pots and pans under it for filling. The side sprayer still tends to smell a tad plasticky when I first turn it on, but it fades once it's flushed.
618770
Yes, the spout rotates at the base of the arm. It'll rotate around to hit the wall on both sides for me.
351090
There are 2 knobs that adjust the tightness of the mirror, I've not had a problem with it flipping unless you make it flip.
2092900
Yes, the spout does swivel. It's a very nice faucet and there are no water spots, as promised.
1052520
Not sure what you are asking, but maybe this will help. The hose receptacle rotates with click stops that keep it in place, just put the faucet head into the receptacle to give you some leverage and the rotate it to the desired position. Might appear a bit stff as it is new, but it should rotate. I replaced my pipe nipple in the wall with a straight one because i have a 12" rain shower head with a support arm attached and this bad boy easily supports the weight.
1836687
Yes, on my installation the stem rotates 45 degrees to the left and right from center. You could go further depending on the installation. I've been using mine on a utility tub to wash my dogs and it's the best unit I found. Nice and sturdy, good quality and looks good.
47678
Yes. The spigot rotates separately from the threading, so it can be rotated without loosening or leakage.
890842
Yes! That's how I attached it, with the round edge out! And yes, it rotates!! :)
484830
It will rotate, but requires a leap of faith; it clicks into position, and you would think you are breaking it. It is important to grip it close to the stem, as the handle saddle (cup) is not durable and cracks easily.
2050391
Yes, the holder tilts, rotates, and slides. You can also put the shower head in upside down, so it will spray upwards, which is useful if you mount the whole thing low. On the other hand, the holder is crap. The mechanism for holding it to the pole is poor, requiring great hand strength. The mechanism for holding the tilt position is worthless - after a year, it just slops around. I've got three of these, and they all have the same failing.
2274226
The water spout is 8 inches long and it appears to rotate 360 degrees (mine stops when it hits the wall on either side). The on/off lever rotates 90 degress - 45 to the left and right of center. Hope that answers your question. If it doesn't, feel free to ask another.
335339
It can only adjust to rotate around the mirror stick,which place is mounted with this blendmount.It's about 45 degrees each side.It doesn't move when adjusting the mirrror.
2234268
Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines already attached to the faucet. Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines... » Read More Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines already attached to the faucet. « Show Less