Seems to be a higher quality flexi, WRAS rated so hopefully reliable
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I was working in a customer’s house and discovered a leak in a 15mm toilet pipe. I found exactly what I needed at my local Toolstation a small replacement pipe that solved the problem perfectly. Excellent service, great stock availability, and very helpful staff as always. Toolstation never disappoints!
First quality WRAC approved flexible connectors, easy to locate in catalogue and your assistant was so helpful and friendly. A good experience.
Flexible connection, useful for connecting toilet cisterns etc
Flexible flex. Elegantly bendy and saves a load of messing about.
Flexible adapter to reconnect a toilet cistern it worked just what was needed
Seems to leave a lingering rubbery taste in the water
I can't really tell you as I got it for a shower nd it was to long to fit. I found a bit of 15mm cooper nd a 90⁰ joint did the job great
Handy when the new tap has shorter flexible pipes than that removed,
I used this as I needed to move water feed to toilet cistern after swapping the water inlet to other side. Gave the flex I needed to make the connection
Flexible by name and flexible by nature. Not much more to say
These are great and easy to install but should be used in the right place and installed properly, there are different types and this should be taken into consideration when installing! unfortunately a lot are not (flexi Friday) is a term used in the plumbing trade when someone has used one of these somewhere they probably shouldn’t have!
Bought the hose by mistake but they were happy to swap for this tap connector. Works fine; no leaks
Purchased these to use with new basin taps also from Toolstation. Took a while to work out which one I needed as multiple size option. Luckily chose the right ones. Fitting was tricky, not because of the connector, but because I did not have the right tool. Have a couple of angled plumbers spanner’s but neither fitted. Adjustable/pipe grips no good due to very little space at rear of basin. Searched in my old tool box and found a ring spanner that fitted the tap end perfectly. Just cut the spanner in half then slid the ring end over the bottom connector to the top and it worked a treat. Simple but effective. All fitted okay and no leaks.
Helped to finish the job. Replaced a lot of push fit fittings with one hose.
Basic product as good as more expensive alternatives
I needed to change a sink tap that was installed by Fred Flint stone so short of a major plumbing job I went with a Flexi hose and it worked perfectly. Job done for under a fiver.
Not proper plumbing but the easy way to connect a tap or toilet fill valve to a pipe.
Good quality and WRAS rated
