They seem to come in minimum lengths of 300mm, with 10mm or 13mm internal bores. But if the distance between the tap shank and pipe is only 13-140mm is it ok to use a flexy and means it may curl up/over a bit, or will it split?
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Flexy pipes!
- Thread starter chelseaboylondon
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you can curl them in a circle as long as you dont kink them 
i see 
as long as they are not kinked, how would they get kinked though...?
as long as they don't all of a sudden split then i'll be happy. we have mains pressure though will that be a problem using them?
as long as they are not kinked, how would they get kinked though...? as long as they don't all of a sudden split then i'll be happy. we have mains pressure though will that be a problem using them?
they kink if you curl them to tight
mains pressure aint i prob
mains pressure aint i prob
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