Ice Maker Installation Kit 25 Feet of PEX Tubing for Appliance Water Lines with Stop Tee, 1/4" Compression Fittings, for Potable Drinking Water

My sink has the 1/4 inch adapter which pretty much all the standard sinks have connections for for your hot and cold water to the tap. I know a lot of adapters are made to tap into the copper piping but my layout had the ability for me to run a pipe from my sink across to my fridge unseen so I opted to do this instead. It worked perfectly for me. I have no complaints outside of the fact the connector was but dirty so I used a small brush to clean it out and pipe was coiled so when I tried to string it through it was working against me. I managed to get enough to my fridge with a lot of piping to spare. It's not a soft plastic and some type of hard plastic. I will probably be weary to check it every so often but it does seem fairly durable. Not easily breakable but I will see over time I guess. Connections are all fairly simple and I didn't have any leaking issues. Would recommend for anyone who can connect to their sink and run it to their fridge

After purchasing a new refrigerator with complementary icemaker, I had spent a few months trying to convince myself to install the water line. There had been an icemaker installed in the previous refrigerator, but the copper line was aging and needed replaced. Everything was in place for the install, but I *despise* working with plumbing - it's rare that I ever seem to get it perfect the first time, which usually means a mess and a few trips to the local hardware store.This installation kit actually made it a simple task.I followed the included instructions to the letter. No drips, no leaks, no issues whatsoever. I was astonished.HIGHLY recommend. Yes, it needs replaced a little more often than copper, etc., but I'll gladly deal with that to never deal with flexible copper line again!

Just added a refrigerator next to a kitchenette sink. The tee fit perfectly on the cold supply valve. I ended up replacing both supply lines as well because the ones that were there were the hard plastic ones that wouldn’t bend with the height at the top of the tee. Drilled a 1 inch hole through the cabinet with a spade bit. Start slow and then go steady band it should get through fine. Then it easy to feed through and connect.Obviously cheaper than big box solutions or getting a plumber. The braided stainless (over plastic) is a huge win. Most appliance stores won’t connect refrigerators to stand plastic tubing, and copper tubing is problematic with kinking and stretching to where you need it to go.This is the way to go. Excellent solution.

The quality of everything was fine, but no instructions were provided. It was a Sunday, so I was not going to get any supplier help. The only instruction I needed was how many turns to tighten the compression nut. It was an integral ferrule on the tube, so I had a hard time finding anything on google and what I did find was all over the place. I ended up tightening it between 1/2 to 3/4 of a turn and no leaks so far.

Great investment along with my refrigerator. It connects very easy and if done right you won't get any leaks. it's very long but you may have to drill a few holes in the cabinets to install the hose.

I wanted to connect a garage refrigerator icemaker from an indoor sink. I purchased a different style faucet connector for my specific need (separate shutoff), but this kit had a very adequate length to run through a wall to the refrigerator and exactly the connectors needed for icemaker and sink valve. It's working perfectly!

I bought this to hook up a recently purchased (used) Maytag French door refrigerator. My previous fridge didn't have an ice maker, and there was no existing plumbing. I have a water filter on the cold water line to my sink. This brass compression tee fit perfectly, and allowed me to reconnect my cold water line for my faucet, and the line for the fridge. The Pex line has a bit of movement when the cold water turns on and off, but it's not a big deal.. I waited to make sure the ice maker worked before re-routing the line under my kitchen floor. Good value for the money, and it was easy to install. You can't trim the excess line, but I just looped it and stapled it to the floor joist with a nylon strap.

Great product ! Easy to install . Hose is long and can be cut and used as needed . Easy to hook up both ends without any issues DIY .