Can you attach a longer handle on this? We have 8 foot high shower doors and they are very difficult to reach for my 5 foot tall wife??
60379
You can take of the end cap and put a handle in it but it doesn't have any threads
60380
I don't think there is any designed way to do so but I suppose you could do something (by jerry-rigging something) but it likely wouldn't look good. I didn't see any options for a longer handle when I bought (it wasn't needed in our case) but you might check the manufacturer's website. That said, it is a very effective squeegee.
60381
Not without difficulty. The handle is a curved piece of plastic with a cap on the end. The blade is removable but probably would be hard to find a handle to attach to clamp it in. Try to contact the company directly to see if they have a product with a longer handle. Or get a window squeegee or a small stepstool.
60382
The handle on this one does not lend itself to any kind of extension. I think you would be better off with a more industrial type, one that has a hollow end in the handle.
60383
The handle of the Cleret 12" IDO 2 shower squeegee is round and plastic. A longer extension handle could be slipped over it to reach high places beyond arms length.
60384
I'm sure you could jury rig a handle if you wanted to. But there are other products out there with the handle already on, or able to be screwed on easily, and that would be a better solution to your problem.
60385
The handle on the Cleret 12" squeegee is made of molded plastic. The only way to attach a longer handle is to somehow tape it on. 8 foot high shower doors is pretty high. Might have to look for a squeegee with longer handle.
457233
You might need to make some modifications to it. My wife is 5'8" and after we made some mods it worked great. Hope this helps.
1641260
No the handle is not adjustable for taller people. However it is high enough that if you walk with your elbows at your waist I don't think it would cause you to hunch over. I am 5 ft tall and I have to hold my arms out at a higher ratio to my body than my husband (5' 8") does. Neither of us has a problem with the height of the handles. We love this stroller. We wore out the first one (took 4 1/2 years) and love it so much that we bought an identical one. I hope this helps you.
58628
It is not an adjustable handle, however I am 5 foot 8 and I'm very comfortable pushing it.
1385883
I would think that would be very difficult. We have 12 foot high ceilings at our Villa in Sun City Palm Desert and found that it was better to get the curved GRAB BAR offered by Standers instead. My husband cannot stand without support and therefore we have two of the GRAB BARS installed; one next to the bed, and one across from the toilet in the bathroom so he can have support getting up and down.
1089731
Mine has a "finger latch" at the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height.
1781101
A lot of the reachable issue depends on the height of your shower door. Also, the shelves are adjustable, but if you plan to use all, 3 the top one could be anywhere from 2" from the top to app. 10". At 10" you might not be able to put on the second shelf, but since the bottom one is shallow like a soap dish, it would fit. I'm 5'3" and our shower door is 6'. We have the top shelf 2" from the top for my husband's things and the others lower, but I can easily reach his shelf too.
1044318
I'm guessing your shower supply pipe must be a little higher than most. I installed two of these and the main shower head and the wand are 74 inches from the bottom of the tub. It works fine for my wife who is 5'6." It is a great shower head so I'd still consider it, even if you need to add a bath-friendly stem of some kind.
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If you think the faucet pipe from the wall is long enough to accommodate the hand shower wall pipe, then I am assuming this will be okay. My faucet pipe was far too short to have everything attached, so I had to find a longer pipe. You will enjoy this shower in any case.
231677
I am 5'2 and have no problem with the handle height. It is not adjustable that I am aware
456043
I don't know of anyway to adjust the handles. You may be able to adjust the foot pads. I am only 5'8" and am comfortable and don't lean forward. It may just be the foot pad position but I don't know for sure.
506192
I am 5'3 so I understand your question! The handle has incremental locking stations so it works fine for me.
1404149
The handle is not adjustable, but I am 5'2" and it is fine for me. Would be more of a problem for taller people. Does not weigh a lot and is very easy to open.
56022
My husband feels the handles could be higher. He is 5'11" We have them set at the highest. I don't know how the lowest settings could be comfortable for anybody over 5'4" This particular model is too short for men. The steel models are heavier but they are taller.
1089734
Mine has a "finger latch" toward the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height. Relock.
1370778
No Problem. Height depends on plumbing of hot and cold outlet. We use a handheld shower nozzle and when in the cradle the nozzle is 74" from the shower floor. Hope this helps.
127635
The handle isn't adjustable. I don't know that height of the handle (sold ours when we left NYC), but I can tell you that one reason we bought it is because it has the highest handle we could find anywhere. We're a tall family (6' and up), and this worked well for us.