Product Description

Ridgeline Flexi Tap Connector 22 x 3/4 FI 300mm

Part no: FC-CC22-34-300 – 360205

Full Bore Flexible Tap Connector

Ridgeline Flexible stainless steel tap connectors provide a durable, high-performance alternative to traditional rubber or braided hoses. Designed to resist kinking and bursting, they deliver long-lasting reliability and help protect your home from costly water damage.

Is Ridgeline any good? – Ridgeline Flexible stainless steel tap connectors are considered a good choice because they’re designed for durability, safety, and long-term reliability compared with standard rubber or braided hoses.

Overall, their strength, flexibility, and resistance to common hose failures make them a reliable upgrade for protecting domestic plumbing systems.

Ridgeline Flexi Tap Connector 22 x 3/4 FI 300mm Features:

• Ridgeline data sheet
• Ridgeline Pressure declaration
• Max working pressure – 10 Bar
• WRAS and KIWA Reg 4 approved
• High durability – The stainless steel construction is resistant to wear, corrosion, and ageing, so they typically last longer than rubber or braided hoses.
• Burst resistance – They are designed to withstand higher pressure and are far less likely to burst, reducing the risk of sudden leaks and water damage.
• Kink resistance – The flexible stainless steel design helps prevent kinks, allowing more consistent water flow and reducing strain on the pipework.
• Improved safety – Because failures are less common, they provide better protection for homes against costly plumbing damage.
• Low maintenance – Once installed, they generally require little to no upkeep compared to cheaper alternatives.
• Flexible installation – Their flexibility makes them easier to fit in tight or awkward spaces under sinks or behind appliances.
• Rodent resistance – Unlike rubber hoses, stainless steel is not easily damaged by rodents in exposed or under-sink areas.
• Greater reliability in hard water areas – They are less affected by mineral build-up and general water quality issues.
• Burst Pressure – Typical burst pressure: 70 bar or greater
• Ridgeline web site