How far does this swivel? What I'd like to know is how much twist this has? Example, does it swivel as much as 45 degrees, or less? Thank you
1627331
As long as nothing blocks it, this will swivel 360°. Very handy in the kitchen, recommended.
1627332
As long as nothing blocks it, this will swivel 360. Very handy in the kitchen, recommended.
183581
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like.
1518370
Oops. I may have answered this already. Anyway, there are two swivel points that allow a full 180-degree range of movement. There is also a sprayer. Make sure you get the Made in Italy Siroflex. There are cheap lookalike knockoffs from China that do not have the double swivel.
1164110
You can rotate the bracket slightly but it won't turn a 90 degree angle. It turns about 45 degrees.
2203189
The ad states "Adjustable from 0Degree - 30Degree angles for maximum relaxation" but I did not find this to be true. I tried to get it to swivel a bit but was afraid I would break it if I used any more force, so I am reasonably sure it is not positional!
1970994
The unit swivels a complete 360 degrees in either direction when you spin it on its base. It doesn't require much space to swivel since it's not very wide in either direction to begin with. I put mine in a two foot wide corner between a wall and a desk and I'm able to swivel it just fine.
736409
Looked at the specs for the 40"5500 series, ... Says it DOES have a swivel base ... up to 10 degrees.Jerry
979687
Yes, it swivels about 270 degree arch for me. Am sure if there is space behind our bar it will do a full spin.
118223
It rotates 45 degrees both ways...It doesn't go all the way around..Hope this helps
521443
it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest of them. just make sure you use STAINLESS STEEL (screws, nuts, and lock washers) to attach the base. it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest... » Read More it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest of them. just make sure you use STAINLESS STEEL (screws, nuts, and lock washers) to attach the base. « Show Less
1297503
It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
61304
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270° clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90° on either side from the normal forward position.
1643421
The tip looks just how it appears in the Amazon photo. It is not 180 degrees (straight), nor is it 90 degrees. I would say it curves about 30-45 degrees.
2263401
Yes, it can be rotated 360 degrees. It's not a smooth action swivel, but more like clicks or notches.
1570317
Can only get 45 degree with my 60" but depends where it is mounted. Unit will swivel to 90
732991
It does swivel. It raises and lowers easily. I don't think it locks in place. I'll try it tomorrow.
2283297
Ruth Runzo reply: Yes I just tried it and it can swivel completely around and face the opposite direction, It can swivel either left or right also. Does that answer your question? ruthrunzo@gmail.com