CNCT27417-OM Connector, Connects Water, braided Toilet Supply Line, Stainless Steel Brass Nut 16 in, 16 Inch

The installation was a breeze, just a few simple connections, and I had water flowing to my toilet in no time. The quality is top-notch. The braided stainless steel construction ensures durability and reliability, giving me peace of mind that it won’t spring a leak anytime soon. Plus, the flexible design makes it easy to maneuver around corners and tight spaces.I also appreciate the ease of adjustment. The fittings are solid and secure, so I didn’t have to worry about any leaks or drips. It’s nice to have a water supply line that I can trust to do its job without any hassle.If you’re in need of a reliable and easy-to-install water supply line for your toilet, look no further. This one ticks all the boxes, quality, durability, and peace of mind. Highly recommended for any DIY enthusiast or homeowner!

This is my review for Highcraft CNCT27413-OM1 Tank Supply line, 12 in, Stainless Steel.These hoses are LEAD FREE AB 1953 Safe for drinking water, UPC (Uniform Plumbing Code), NSF 61 (National Sanitation Foundation) certifications. That means that they are the highest quality and are tested by independent laboratories for quality. Unlike many other hoses for sale on Amazon and elsewhere that says they MEET these standards you have to trust the manufacturer because the manufacturer is testing them themselves. I think that's a conflict of interest to save a few bucks. I wouldn't trust any manufacturer when it came to my home being flooded out. Don't buy any plumbing products that aren't certified. And if they really are certified they will be stamped into the metal on them with the logos of the above organizations. Change these hoses and any other ones you own every 5 years as well. It's just not worth the chance for 10 bucks. It is apparent that these hoses are really well made. They have metal connectors on both ends, the stainless steel wrapping is quite thick and the hose feels heavy. If you are installing on a toilet valve with plastic threads be careful you do not cross thread them. Look at the hose nut to be sure it is going on straight. It should turn very easy by hand. Once the hose is tight in the nut, tighten another 1/4 turn with a wrench. Highly recommended.

Needed this for a bidet and it works great.

well made, worth the money, seems just as good as ones I have purchased in the past from a plumber supply store.

Just feel better to have all metal screw on than plastic. A failure would result in flooding and possibly extensive damage. Also prefer metal fill valve connection.

I especially like this toilet supply line because the fittings at both ends are stainless steel. Most other toilet supply lines have plastic at the toilet end. While it's easy to find both ends in stainless steel for sink supply lines that's not the case for toilet supply lines.I will probably buy two more of these for the other toilets in my home to remove the risk of the plastic ends of the existing supply lines failing.

I am a 65 year old handyman who has plumbed many houses.The quality of the hose and its fittings is excellent. Good brass female pipe threads, chromed, but most importantly the quality of the rubber seals allows them to be fitted with no Tef tape and minimal force and seal leak free with ease.

After purchasing two other supply lines with plastic ends at a national store that both leaked upon install. Purchased these for their metal ends and that fixed my problem. Nice product seems well made and no more leaks.

Easy to install ... no leaks... both ends of the pipe are fabricated with metal.... much stronger...

easy as 1 2 3...

Don't know what to say it's a hose & it does what a hose does - was cheaper on Amazon than my local hardware store

This line should last for many decades.

works as expected