Flexible hose replacement?

Joined
16 Jan 2018
Messages
1
Reaction score
0
Country
United Kingdom
Hi all. I'm after a bit of advice please. After 15 years, our flexi hose on the bathroom hot tap gave up. A bit of water through the kitchen ceiling etc was the only damage caused. Now, to replace the hose, I have had to remove the sink basin & pedestal to expose the other end of the hoses. A few floor tiles have gone in the bin to allow me to do this.
Now my question is... Is 15 years about the life span of these things or could something else be an issue. Is there a better option to use than a flexi hose? and should I just buy a new pair and replace them both (hot n cold). Then I can let the floor dry out before replacing the floor tiles.
Thanks for any advice... Adam
 

Attachments

  • IMG-20200516-WA0018.jpeg
    IMG-20200516-WA0018.jpeg
    199.4 KB · Views: 64
  • IMG-20200516-WA0014.jpeg
    IMG-20200516-WA0014.jpeg
    219.4 KB · Views: 62
Sponsored Links
Seems a reasonable life span to me. I'd replace both at the same time because, guarantee if you don't, the other will give way shortly after putting everything back to normal.
 
You should of posted this in the plumbing section....

Flexi hoses can perish over time and it mystifies me why they are used on fixed appliances such as a basin , copper or plastic pipe would be better imo

I would replace both as you might as well whilst you dismantled everything
 
Sponsored Links
Back
Top