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CSST water tube
Author: m & m (MD) I am seeing ads for this system in the trade magazines and curious if anyone has installed it yet and their take on it. [easyflexusa.com]
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Re: CSST water tube

Author: jblanche (WI)

I see they list these advantages:

Flexible
Lightweight
Pure and non-toxic
Corrosion resistant
Biostatic
Easy Installation

PEX is all of those, except biostatic, I suspect.

Are there any other advantages to stainless over PEX?

For example, could you convert your water lines to carry gas or steam in the future? wink

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Re: CSST water tube
Author: dcplumber (CA) Check out Wardflex CSST for low pressure gas.
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Re: CSST water tube
Author: m & m (MD) I've been using their gas CSST. Not sure if they are making the water CSST. Seems logical.
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Re: CSST water tube
Author: hj (AZ) Different material and the one being referenced is NOT for use with gas. Wardflex is also for medium pressure gas lines.
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