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Question: How far can this unit be turned down and side to side?
Document: Only after receiving the unit is there any indication of the minimum flow required in order to use the unit. If you are in many older communities the product simply will not work.
It's common knowledge that these are a problem (ceiling installs).Kohler doesn't care; my hubby attended a Kohler seminar on new products & when he mentioned install problems with this ceiling unit, he was told "they'd heard about some problems, but it's here to stay and you'll have to live with it"...Nice, huh!We may love their products but some  are just horribly flawed/poorly designed. Kohler could care less.
And it must be 100% exact; this is extremely difficult when standing on a ladder & trying to look behind the plate while holding a flashlight in one hand and allen wrench in the other (comes with tiny wrench you must use, but it's so poorly constructed, your fingers get all chewed up when trying to stick it into the small space allowed between the ceiling and the unit. And on and on...My husband is a plumber & he's installed many of these.
For the do-it-yourselver: Beware of this if you are doing a ceiling install!There is a rubber pad underneath the face plate, and no matter how hard you try to put it in place, it is next to impossible to get properly aligned on the ceiling mounted unit.. Even when the rubber mat/pad appears to be in place, it usually isn't and this can cause numerous things to occur - some holes become non-functional, or the spray may shoot out at odd angles.
The look and work great. Only problem are the allen screws holding the jets on. They are cheap and a pain to put in. Tried to get by using just one but encountered leaking problems down the road. Ended up putting all the screws back in and have not had problems since. Don't want to be the one that has to take them off in the future.
Kohler is definately heavy duty. The valves alone cost me over $300 apiece! However,i was sold on the price from amazon so no complaints for these niftly little water spurters.I can now take showers and tickle my fancy (in a good way) thanks to these, i have two; chest and private part, and the feeling is great.PS I would like stronger force of water, these are mid-range force but satisfactory.
I recently had my shower retiled and installed a Kohler DTV with 4 WaterTiles, using 2 of the 54-nozzle and 2 of the 22-nozzle bodysprays, and a Kohler multifunction showerhead-all in the vibrant French gold.
Follow the instructions and installation is easy. The body shower is great and looks great too.
Easy enough to do as the only difference between them is the metal faceplate and plastic nozzle pad behind it-just need an Allen wrench and a few minutes.The WaterTile bodysprays look great, swivel about 30 degrees each way, and are well-constructed. With everything on, the sensation is similar to a jacuzzi. My wife and I love it.The plumber said he has installed a bunch of them and has never had any problems with them.
Bit hard to install but works like a charm. Well made as is most Kohler bath products. You will love these
Answer: yes