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Tube Talon for 3/8" PEX Tubing (Bag of 100)
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| Application: | 3/8" PEX |
|---|---|
| Material: | Plastic |
| Tubing Compatibility: | PEX |
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1 QuestionQ: Is this the product that is used to attach the quik trac material to the floor? I bought 5/16 tubing and the wood pieces to go with this and am looking for the screws or whatever is used to attach the quik trac to the floor. Thanks for your advice. Kathy
Asked by Kathy 12 years ago
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This is NOT what you are looking for if you are looking for in floor radiant heat installation clips. This is for attaching 3/8" poly tubing supply lines to faucets ect. gene
These staples are used to attach pex tubing to floor trusses and wall studs. You want to use Quik Trak Sealant to adhere the tubing to the quick track, screws or staples could cut the tube.
I'm not familiar with the quick trac and find nothing but waste drains when I search the site for it; is it a radiant heating product? The item shown is for attaching 3/8" PEX to wood surfaces, such as along floor joists or wall studs. Not sure if it works for 5/16"; I think it should, but the fit would be loose. I cant find anything like it specifically for 5/16" tubing. I'm thinking you have a different product that the PEX snaps into, that then needs to be attached?