Is it possible to install so that the handle is 90° to faucet instead facing straight forward? Thanks
1768348
The long "dispenser" section swings 360 degrees so matters not what direction the handle is facing
1768349
The faucet handle can be installed in any position. The tube where the water comes out can be turned 360 degrees after installation regardless of where the handle is located.
1768350
It'll turn in any direction you want and should have enough clearance. It matches with Danza faucets that we purchased at the same time.
1065113
The handle extends 2 3/4 inches behind the center line of the faucet base. The faucet base can be rotated on its axis to move the handle forward a little as I had to do to clear the backsplash. This does affect the throw of the faucet a little but wasn't significant for the 5-10 degrees I had to rotate it.
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First, I love, love my faucet! Second, I just checked for you. I can swivel the faucet neck most of the way around, well, as far as it is possible before it hits the wall! It appears they thought of a "lefty" situation! Looks like you will not have a problem! Wet sleeves are no fun!
657693
The faucet can only be installed on the right side, not left side option sorry.Kind Regards,The Sink Discounters
422655
Any shower head that tilts should fit onto a straight pipe - otherwise add an elbow
2156337
Seems as I installed these handles it would not matter if the handle was on the right or left. You would have to swap both sides. Good luck. They were very easy to install.
1665279
The faucet has a 360 spin. I suppose you could install it on the left but then everything would be reversed...for example the hot would be in the forward position and cold would be in the back position.
1390691
As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting non-USA guests! As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting... » Read More As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting non-USA guests! « Show Less
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The handle goes both to the right (for the water stream volume) and up & down (temperature). I think the assembly is 1 piece, although if you installed it sideways, the hose might turn. I don't think it would make sense, though. The upper part of the faucet pulls out, so the handle seems like it might interfere if it were centered.
146629
The handle can definitely be placed facing front - tried it and didn't like it that way. Not sure about "to the left."
932303
I installed two in drawer fronts and the "turn" is 90 degrees only. I hope that helps you friend!
1617354
Sorry I dont know-the model I have has a straight handle that doesnt unfold
101328
I don't know. You may be able to simply turn the base of the faucet, but then the control handle would work "backwards" but I truly don't know.
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As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting non-USA guests!
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Veni-I re-visited the thought of your concern and realized there's no reason you cannot mount the faucet with the handle facing towards you. Therefore only the width of the base would be a concern going towards the back (minimal). Use your imagination for the pros and cons. The faucet does swivel for such an application. Go for it! Good luck!
1816954
It depends. The top part of the faucet swivels about 180 degrees even after installed. There is some room for adjustment on the water valve (bottom handle), but is has to be installed to the right.
1067608
The handle only rotates approx. one inch to the rear past the faucet. Most rotation is to the front.