While flipping the shower head, does the spray stop instantly until it's flipped to next position or can it be tilted say 1/2 way and still spray?
579944
Never used it that way! All I can say, is that my wife and I love the way it works. If she is happy, then I am happy!
579945
Not "instant" but pretty fast. Don't let hat be a deterent. Honestly, new becomes the new old very quick. I rarely ever flip it. Pretty much stays in one position. It's a nice handle sprayer though. Also, the hose didn't come with mine. I opted for the Kohler brand hose... Pricy, but really good quality I feel.
579946
It's got some flex. It doesn't stop immediately once it's off axis. The good thing is that it doesn't spray straight up to the ceiling either when you switch. There is not a mid-point where it stops and doesn't spray, but I don't recall that it starts spraying out in two directions either. It's a good shower head.
1729637
No - just on or off, though that's never phased me. You turn back for main shower head and forward for handheld piece. On the right side there's another knob that controls the temperature that you can leave set where you like it.
1259210
You can switch to top or bottom sprays (or use both!) with a turn switch at the junction of of the two spray nozzles. The difference spray patterns are adjusted by turning the actual shower heads.
1910833
You can totally control the spray action. I see no problem with using it in a regular shower.
1170842
yes entire setup above the valve assembley rotates, you can unhook spray head at anytime.... GREAT DEAL GREAT FAUCET!!!!!!!
1729638
sort of. if you turn the knob partway it dampens the flow. the range of control is limited but it works in a pinch. it's not meant to be used that way and i find it easier to shut it off when i don't need full flow and then flip it back on. btw...very happy with this shower fixture...you will need a squeegee to keep it looking good.
992875
No. It has three positions. Wand, shower head, or both wand and shower head. It does not have an off position.
800005
No, turning in a "clockwise" position turns off the water. The stop(s) position are adjustable in increments and are behind the control handle. Turning in a counter clockwise position gets only hot water. Hope this helps.
992959
The shower head is on a rotating arm, so if you have the arm at 90 degrees to the panel, then it goes out about 12 inches or so. Obviously if you have it tilted up or down, then you are loosing some of that distance.
2050390
Yes it tilts. The shower head is on a horizontal axis that has a locking nut so that once you set it, you can twist to lock. Twist to unlock and move it at will. Works smoothly and easily.
408810
My rain shower head can be swiveled to about 15 degrees in any direction. I find it works best in the vertical position with normal house water pressure.
891258
There is some tilting you can do with the cradle piece that holds the showerhead.. I would say at least 45 to 60 degrees of movement if straight down was 0. I have one installed and it probably is at a 15 degree angle so almost straight down...and then it could be adjusted to go straight out about at 90 degrees... not that you would need that. Plus, it is a handheld so you can spray it where you like from there. Hope this helps.
1283021
no, water stream will not swivel.but the head you can turn around as any other shower head
406390
It works with a lever that gradually increases the water volume. You push it forward or back. It stays where you set it without having to hold it. I like being able to reduce the spray for the head and face.
1161206
It does not return by itself. There is a two position rocker switch on the back side of the spray head and one position is stream and one position is spray. It stays where it is until you change it. Because the rocker switch is on the back side,it is hidden from view.
1201727
Switch is on the handle just under the spray head. One problem is it does not completely shut off water. The spray still comes out in the off position.
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.