Does the (non-spray-head) faucet head swivel? - can I rotate if from one bowl to another in a double bowl sink?
1367291
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.
1367292
Yes. And, the mount for the spray head swivels as well. We love the quality and performance of ours.
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.
1367294
Yes the head swivels. The spray itself is very powerful. I also have a double bowl sink and it works great, you can have the spray in one side and the spigot in the other if you want.
783829
YES I NEED TO KNOW THE ANSWER..do you only answer the yes questions and should I assume this is a "no"? is the neck fixed or does the faucet swivel? ty
317694
Mine does swivel all the way around. However most of the time it does stop because of the back splash behind the sink. It doesn't snap into place. I would guess to make filling the dispenser easier
1257781
Yes, it swivels. Very nicely and smoothly. This is a beautiful faucet. Go for it.
1128689
It does rotate but it takes a certain amount of pressure to do so. Very nice faucet.
175227
it does swivel 360 degrees. It lacks a bit on quality though - the plastic ring that holds the lever handle sometimes comes out of place but can be pushed back in, also the plastic sleeve where the pull faucet comes out. I haven't replaced the parts as I have read other reviews describe the same issue - I kept it though because the finish matches well other hardware in the kitchen, and chose it because i like the design, look and functionality, and also I didn't want to deal with having to change it again.
99986
The head does not swivel because it is all one piece. The faucet does swivel at the base of the spout.
1518375
It is called a double swivel because there are two ball joints: one encased in the body that screws onto the end of the faucet and one that is connected to the end sprayer. You can get movement out of both ends. Think of the unit as your forearm: you have a joint at your elbow and one at your hand. The forearm bone connects the two. Same here. Each swivel can each move independently. It is a nice design that allows you to aim the water to pretty much anywhere you want in the sink.
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.
922555
Yes, the faucet swivels. I must add that I cannot recommend the Touch 2.0 feature because the water frequently shuts of when you don't want it to. If you are using the pull down sprayer and the hose touches the housing it shuts the water off. Although there are times when the touch feature is a convenience it is more often an annoyance. I have removed the batteries from my faucet and am not using the touch feature any longer. It was an expensive lesson.
99983
If you mean at the end where the water actually comes out, No it does not swivel but it is a nice, well made faucet for the money, not cheap plastic and the wooden (real wood) handles look really nice.
1100501
Yes, the faucet arm does swivel. So far it is proving to be a very nice faucet.
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.
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
1032711
It rotates. I have to take care not to rotate it right out over the counter at times. :) But I love the clearance between the sink and the faucet. It lets you put large pots and pans under it for filling. The side sprayer still tends to smell a tad plasticky when I first turn it on, but it fades once it's flushed.
1243491
Yes it swivels 360 degrees. It is the center piece to our kitchen, we love it! It is very well made as well. Some people mention the head being plastic but it is so because otherwise it would burn you when using hot water. If we moved I would buy it again for our new kitchen!
1183791
No swivel unless you leave the mounting nut loose. I wouldn't recommend doing that except in rare situations. This faucet is for the bathroom and not the kitchen where a swivel feature could be used. Great bathroom faucet!