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Robman
Hi,
I'm not a plumber. I've recently bought a Hansgrohe focus 31820000 to replace my old cheap kitchen mono tap. My old tap is hard piped in at the moment.
After reading various stories on flexi hoses I wanted to have this tap hard piped in. I've spoken to a couple of plumbers, both of them said that they probably wouldn't be able to hard pipe it and they would have to use the flexi hoses that come with the tap.
Is this true? the connections in the tap are deeply inset but I have seen some screw in copper tails that should just fit in like the flexi's do.
Am I wasting my time with the hard piping? one guy said the supplied Hansgrohe flexi's won't fail, only the cheap ones do.
Rob
I'm not a plumber. I've recently bought a Hansgrohe focus 31820000 to replace my old cheap kitchen mono tap. My old tap is hard piped in at the moment.
After reading various stories on flexi hoses I wanted to have this tap hard piped in. I've spoken to a couple of plumbers, both of them said that they probably wouldn't be able to hard pipe it and they would have to use the flexi hoses that come with the tap.
Is this true? the connections in the tap are deeply inset but I have seen some screw in copper tails that should just fit in like the flexi's do.
Am I wasting my time with the hard piping? one guy said the supplied Hansgrohe flexi's won't fail, only the cheap ones do.
Rob