Does the spout rotate? The video doesn't show it moving. Or is the arm (curved part with spray unit) stationary? Can I turn it to fill either sink?
618769
Yes it rotates and the spray head pulls out of the end attached to a flexible hose. Their are two button's on the spray head. One button changes from spray to stream and the other button stops the water flow for as long as you are holding the button. It will not lock in the on position it is a manual stop button
618770
Yes, the spout rotates at the base of the arm. It'll rotate around to hit the wall on both sides for me.
618771
Yes the spout turn, there is no stops on either side so it will do 360 degrees. Which is really nice because my wife can turn the spout around to water her flower pot that hangs outside the window above the sink
618772
This is easily one of the dumbest questions I've ever encountered in my life. It's like seeing a video of a stationary car and asking if the wheels rotate. Unbelievable.
618773
It does rotate! This faucet replaced my pull-out faucet that did not rotate- it was awful! My guess is that it rotates 360 degrees, but I have a wall/window behind mine so there's not enough clearance. Maybe someone else can confirm how much it rotates.
922559
It does swivel. The black ring at the base stays fixed and the stainless faucet swivels on that. We have a double sink and it works nicely.
1405602
May be. You can definitely install it that way. There appears to be a part that limit the range that the spray arm can rotate. Logically, this should be selectable or adjustable during installation. A contractor installed mine so I don't know for sure. I hope this helps.
846061
Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right angle. Which is easy. But if you are using it in a normal sink config the hose will easily reach every where just by pulling it to where you want. Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right... » Read More Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right angle. Which is easy. But if you are using it in a normal sink config the hose will easily reach every where just by pulling it to where you want. « Show Less
1367293
Yes, it swivels. We swing the faucet from one sink bowl to another all the time. The arm that holds the sprayer head also swivels. You can position both the faucet and the sprayer retainer exactly where you want 'em.
1828171
Yes, it does swivel. Not a feature we use often, but sometimes it is helpful when rinsing the sink. This is a great faucet--very glad we picked it.
570980
Ive using mine for about a year. It can be rotated and moves if you turn it. As long as it doesn't leak , I'm ok.
1393219
No idea. Idea. I just looked at mine. The whole goose-neck part could spin 360 degrees if it were mounted on an island prep sink for instance with no back splash - but not sure that would ever be something I would do. THe spout part is about 9.5" above the countertop if you rotate it beyond the sink to situate it above the countertop (I just measured it). The 2 3/4 you have will not interfere with this faucet pivoting 180 degrees. I check the operation of the water handle too. Mine rotates toward the front of the sink (to turn water on), not back toward the backsplash. Hope this helps. No idea. Idea. I just looked at mine. The whole goose-neck part could spin 360 degrees if it were mounted on an island prep sink for instance with no back splash - but not sure that would ever be something I would do. THe spout part is about 9.5" above the countertop if you rotate it beyond the sink to situate it above the countertop (I just measured it). The 2 3/4 you have will not interfere with this faucet pivoting 180 degrees. I check the operation of the water handle too. Mine rotates toward the front of the sink (to turn water on), not back toward the backsplash. Hope this helps.
922557
It swivels very smoothly and easily. I think it's 180 degrees. We have a double sink too and have no prob rotating it to both bowls. Oh, wait. This model is slightely different than ours (I just noticed). Maby someone else can answer about this specific model. Soory for the confusion.
1872265
Yes, this faucet rotates. However depending on the dimensions of your sink/s you may not be entirely satisfied with it's range of motion. My suggestion would be to use something like string or a piece of paper to mimic the radius and get an idea of the swing in relationship to your sink bowls. Keep in mind it is flexible but more rigid than you may think.
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.
962473
Yes, the spout swivels! This is a great faucet for the bathroom. We love it.
931641
Hi Gail,Manufacturer says mount it facing right & we did. It appears to me the bottom of the faucet has a slightly oval shape. Rotating it to face forward may not allow you to use the deck plate which is used to cover the unused holes in the sink. If you have a 1-hole sink it would probably work. This is our 1st time with a right hand faucet & we actually like it better than a center handle because it provides more clear sink area. Dave Steele
1665278
Sorry for my previous mistake! YES, the handle can rotate 360 degrees. Subsequently, it can be placed anywhere you like. The only drawback i've discovered with this faucet is, there's a small "O" ring holding the sprayer to the main body, which shouldn't last for more than a year.
1128689
It does rotate but it takes a certain amount of pressure to do so. Very nice faucet.
2234271
I thought you meant the spout. After reading your question again, the actual handle does swing up and down, left and right. Hope that is helpful.
872918
No, it does not turn. Like other commenters have said though, it also does not leak. I'd recommend getting this and just making sure you have a block to put under it when you store it. like a small empty box. When you sanitize it, place the spout over the drain. When you use it, keep the spout hanging over the counter. Simple solutions really.