I love PEX A for its flexibility, but it’s also super fast. This Milwaukee expansion tool isn’t cheap. However, it works effortlessly and autorotates to make the perfect connection. I’ve used it for years and highly recommend it for PEX A installations
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No séra al último poner la llave
Pex is fun to install
Use one nail straps, make sure you take pride in your work.
Wow!!! No air test for your county
No they gonna have to drill a bigger hole with the valve on
Your not using the Pex tube end cleaning tool.
I see pex sticking from the walls under cabinets. Looks cheap why not use Pex copper stub out.
PEX stub outs. You suck
pex A will leak after time due to the micro cracks caused by expansion just ask upnor
Why they design the tool to stretch out tube when the tube it already that size don’t make sense
Why are you using fittings? Yhe whole pouknt of PEX is to go from point a to point b with no fittings to virtually eliminate any chance of leaks
Uponor /PEX plumbing systems are currently under investigation and subject to active class action litigation regarding allegations of premature failure, including cracking and leaks.
No, no, no! Use a bronze female threaded drop ear elbow and piece of chrome pipe with a temporary cap. Give the drywall guy a break.
Nice now Sheetrock guy is gonna cut a 6” hole just to get the damn shutoff
Plastic stub outs? No thanks.
No nail plates
Pex stub outs are bad news. Unstable, stresses the connections, unprofessional looking.
blocing is the first thing……..first thing i do is cut…………
Leave it to China to use plastic for water pipes😂
Why pex over copper?
Always stub out with copper
I personally like the copper stub outs but here in tn no one cares
Hey smart pants you getting better in showing your style 😁
Wow I always use crimp rings is this new ?
Why cut the first 90?
The beauty of PEX is that you could have bent that 90, thus, eliminating 2 joints (potential leaks)
I would have used a drop ear 90 for later service
I hate being a keyboard contractor but the point of pex is to remove fittings. Just curve that shit.
I like to connect my pex to copper stub outs. Easier to replace angle stops
Nice work
I use copper pipe.
The ol floppy stubout. You building section 8 homes?
Bad installation.
Never use a 90 degree fitting where a 90 bend will fit.
Less joints to leak.
That's some shitty work! Pex through the wall with a shut off valve and zero support. I see 1 strap and it's plastic with a nail through it. You have got to be kidding. Just because water flows through it doesn't mean it's done right. If you did that on one of my jobs you would be fired immediately. I don't do shitty work like this. You can not be serious!