FixtheBogProfessional Thru Wall Outside Garden Tap Kit Complete Meets Water Regulations GT1 DIY Outdoor Tap Kit Includes a 350mm Through Wall Flange isloation Valve for Winter Drain Down

I used this to upgrade my existing outdoor tap. My only issue was the flexi hose at 350mm was too short for my particular install, but aside from that I think the tap is spot on

Great bit of kit that saved me money. Much cheaper than getting a professional plumber to supply and fit. Took me about half an hour and I've never done anything like this before but the instructions were easy to follow and the items are good quality!....

Overall its a decent bit of kit and works out cheaper than buying it all individually. Unfortunately the copper flange was too short for the wall in my new build and finished flush with the plaster, so had to purchase an additional pushfit connecter and borrow a short length of copper to make long enough. also had to purchase a 1.5m flexi hose due to issues where to locate the tap, but would probably have reached if my tap was directly behind the sink.Would also be good if they provided something to sleeve the copper through the wall as i bought some 20mm conduit to sleeve it.

Valve is stiff (and does not leak) but plastic handle of valve not up to the job and failed quickly. Tap is fine.

Great product. Had a few issues. No instructions. Watched a number of videos on YouTube. Found the copper pipe length slightly small. Struggled to fit flexible push on pipe to the copper tubing. Ideal 10mm to 20mm longer would be more appropriate due to the thickness of the wall. Otherwise would recieve 5 star rating.

Received this kit and thankfully was not in the slightest overwhelmed, i am an average DIY enthusiast at best and this took little over an our to complete.As some have already mentioned the hardest part is drilling through the outer wall.Once completed its a simple case of adding the splitter to your system and placing the copper pipe through the wall and connecting, that is basically the complicated bit under the sink done.i found dealing with the outer wall a little trickier i had to have a few attempts before the tap would line up vertically, but as i said average at best.Slight con is the hose connecting to the water line could be longer and instructions would be nice but plenty of you tube videos out there and the purchase of a longer hose is relatively inexpensive if required.lastly please check to see if copper flange is long enough to go through the whole outer wall and a little more length just for some added peace of mind.Overall a good bit of kit and a great result.

The product is good value for money & easy to install, for anyone used to doing DIY at home.One point to remember is tightly fit the tap, and then mark the fixing points/secure to the wall. If you don’t do this, you may find the tap orientation pointing in the wrong direction when you tighten!My only gripe is I had a niggle is a small weep between the tap & fixing point Union. I sorted using a fixing compound. Maybe there was a slight error on my side during install? However all good now. I would buy again

Easy to fit with average DIY skills. I worked out you need this type rather than punch through so I can use the power washer due to water flow rates.I used a 16mm drill to get through and but would recommend 17mm. I started from the outside for a neater finish to what you see and just worked out where to start to get the entry on the inside I wanted.I put the tap on, and just unscrewed it and moved the whole thing a ⅓ when I wanted it to be upright and tight enough.