Tools NTTAPEXKIT1 Tapex Tap Wrench Kit, Black

I finally got fed up with my old tap spanner, tried others which didn't work and took this out of the wish list and into the van. It is awesome, pricey but awesome. It comes with 4 different heads for both 1/2 & 3/4 to fit all taps and tap connectors as well as all monoblock sizes and all the bells and whistles. If your reading this you already know what it comes with and that you want one and all I can say is its not failed yet. Definitely pricey but I would say it is worth it. I watched a few YouTube videos to get my head around the different attachments but once you get going it's pretty simple really. It has helped in some very tight situations and made changing taps and repairing leaks a lot quicker

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Buy this product it is well worth the money easy to use and overall awesome.

I couldn’t have done the job, in such a confined space without this tool. The only drawback, it’s a bit pricey.

I'm a plumber and use these tools on a regular basis. They've got me out of quite a few scrapes...for example when there's not enough space under the tap retaining nut to get a normal tap wrench on, the Nerrad universal joint allows you to get around corners. The ratchet mechanism makes quick work getting the nuts off. Most of the time this kit will be overkill but when you get to those jobs where the tap has been leaking for years and the retaining nuts are totally rusted up, this kit will sort it in minutes (a job that can take hours otherwise). A big problem with this set is that the sockets provided aren't long enough to reach the tap retaining nut on taps with a long securing bolt. This happens quite often and renders the kit useless in these situations. I then find myself sat on the kitchen floor with the most expensive shiny set of tap wrenches in the world...the customer is impressed with the kit, but it's useless in these situations. I then revert to the Silverline 355555 Tap Installation Tool. It's less than a tenner and is good to fall back on. I highly recommend it. Don't be fooled into thinking this is the only kit you'll need. It's great and will get you out of a lot of difficult situations but is often foiled by a nut on a long bolt. Carry two kits with you! Glad I bought it and would recommend it to professionals. It's a bit pricey for DIYers. Take the sponge out of the carry case and you can fit all of your other tap tools in it too.

Bath taps in particular are almost always awkward and difficult to change when in situ. This kit takes that all away, There are several ways to do the job with this kit, you will find the one that suits the situation best, adjustable spanners or those basin wrenches never quite make it easy and they slip off the fitting all the time but this really has been cleverly designed to avoid all that nonsense . It's not cheap but it will pay for itself in no time and save time and bad language. The deep sockets for changing kitchen mixer taps or basin mono taps with extension bar and ratchet are equally useful and cover all the popular sizes. The back nuts on baths and basins can be tightened with ease and the compression fittings too. I do wonder why no-one has made this kit before. Essential for professional users.

After struggling to fit some bath taps in a tight spot as a last job on a Friday which ended up taking hours. I finally gave in and bought a set. Do glad I did. Used it a few time since I bought it and so glad I did. Makes life so much easier even when you have space.

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