6 ft. Snap-Lock™ Flexible Pipe
- 4 in. diameter x 6 ft. long
- 90 degree turns use up 6 in. clearance and 1 ft. of length
- Features snapping collars which eliminate the need for clamps between parts
- A clamp is still needed at the dryer and the wall
These types of connections are much better than the plastic ones sold for less at the hardware store. They are safer and are less likely to get holes as time goes on.
Might have been more useful covering the Thanksgiving turkey. Trying to "stretch" this stuff and bend it to fit the opening without tearing it is almost impossible. Might work if it is to go in a straight line, so to speak. For me it was a complete waste of time and money.
Sure beats using the old fashined clamp...
These types of connections are much better than the plastic ones sold for less at the hardware store. They are safer and are less likely to get holes as time goes on.
Might have been more useful covering the Thanksgiving turkey. Trying to "stretch" this stuff and bend it to fit the opening without tearing it is almost impossible. Might work if it is to go in a straight line, so to speak. For me it was a complete waste of time and money.
Used this as a temporary fix until I get the time to "hard pipe" my dryer. I had no problems utilizing it. Not sure what the "Snap-Lock" feature is supposed to be. It attached no differently than any other flex-pipe. It extended out nicely and was a thick enough metal that it didn't bind or kink anywhere, which I was happy with. I extended it to about 4.5 ft.