These kits are neat, easy and a very fast way to terminate pex under a sink or behind a toilet. Prefer this route for stub outs as the crimp ring is not buried in the wall and easy to either obeserve or fix a leaky crimp or end stop in the future if ever needed.
I have screwed up (using pliers) and over tightened the white plastic nut behind the bracket that locks the bracket to the mounting strap and locks the angle of the bend support. But easy to fix with acouple of self tapping screws through the metal braket and two halfs of bracket. Once done, everything is tight and locked in and you are good to go.
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Good concept, Terrible Execution
"Works with all PEX". Apparently that mean works with PEX-b only. Because I'll tell, PEX-a will NOT fit. You damaged the pipe coating trying to push it through. The bend radius is so tight that it kinks the pipe trying to get it far enough over to push into the trough (which is never impossible). The biggest failure is that the front nut will NOT fit. The pipe pushes the tabs too far apart that the nut cannot engage the threads. The ONLY way to get the nut started is to use pliers and peel off the lip of 1 of the 3 tabs (at least the plastic does peel easy instead of snapping). This leaves the pipe askew when tightened but is better than loose by removing all 3 lips. So can PEX-a work? Yes, but not with modifying the clamp and damaging the pipe. Holdrite really needs to try their product before releasing it. The video shows the pipe sliding right through and the front nut easily hand tightened. Must be PEX-b cause you will not get that with PEX-a. Use at your own peril.
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These are great
Have used these in 2 bathrooms and they are neat and work just fine. Easy and obvious how to install. Now I am renovating my kitchen and I noticed alot of bad reviews when I went to buy another. I don't understand why. I will definitely buy again. For kitchen this time.
Keith
Texas
11 months ago
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You will regret this!
This may be the single most frustrating item used in renovating a house; almost every element of setting this requires WAY MORE force than it should. This will make you question all of you life choices. If you have a plumber who keeps calling you and you want them to leave you alone, buy them a couple of these - they will never call you again, guaranteed! Supply House, on the other hand, is awesome!
FrustratedByProGuard
Hampton Roads, VA
1 years ago
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Junk
These are the worst supports I've ever used. I would prefer an unsecured pex line dangling in the wall to these pieces of crap. And good luck ever getting the escutcheons to thread in. Do not waste time or money on this nonsense.
Plumb R
Denver, CO
1 years ago
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As others have already reviewed it does not work.
After you put the pipe through the purple lock nut will no longer screw in to secure the angle to the bracket.
Other reviewers have already noted this and I should have taken their review to heart before ordering a bunch of these cuz they will not work with half inch PEX b
Jay
NC
1 years ago
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I would buy it again. I love it.
Very solid, easy install
Sam
Michigan
2 years ago
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Will easily span 24 center studs
This is a great product, but the studs in the wall were wide and I couldn't find any information about how wide it can span but bought it anyway. Upon arrival, I assembled it (no instructions included, but it is easy) and found that it will easily span 24 in stud spacing.
Joe's Attic Insulation and Handyman Serv
Baltimore, MD
2 years ago
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good product great price
really like how this stabilizes PEX pipes and fixtures, just wish the adjustability wasnt so difficult
Johnny b
Atlanta
2 years ago
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Great
Love it
Jim
Santa rosa
2 years ago
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Good concept, Terrible Execution
"Works with all PEX". Apparently that mean works with PEX-b only. Because I'll tell, PEX-a will NOT fit. You damaged the pipe coating trying to push it through. The bend radius is so tight that it kinks the pipe trying to get it far enough over to push into the trough (which is never impossible). The biggest failure is that the front nut will NOT fit. The pipe pushes the tabs too far apart that the nut cannot engage the threads. The ONLY way to get the nut started is to use pliers and peel off the lip of 1 of the 3 tabs (at least the plastic does peel easy instead of snapping). This leaves the pipe askew when tightened but is better than loose by removing all 3 lips. So can PEX-a work? Yes, but not with modifying the clamp and damaging the pipe. Holdrite really needs to try their product before releasing it. The video shows the pipe sliding right through and the front nut easily hand tightened. Must be PEX-b cause you will not get that with PEX-a. Use at your own peril.
Cind95
Denver, CO
2 years ago
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Bought before and will buy again
Strong bar, holds tight, great adjustment.
MacGyver
Blackwood nj
2 years ago
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