LASCO 06-9117 Angle Stop Valve with Add-A-Tee Connector

Steve wood: Worked perfectly - no installation issues

Canada on Jun 26, 2023

cesar: good price and easy to install

United States on Oct 13, 2021

Amazon Customer: In case you don't know, the "saddle valve" supplied with every icemaker kit (the kind that drills a little hole in your pipe) is the first thing you should throw out. They're junk and not permitted by code in many areas.

This little adapter, on the other hand, makes hooking up an icemaker easy-peasy. Get yourself some 1/4" PEX or poly tubing (save yourself the hassle and expense of kinked copper), then crawl under your kitchen sink and stick this adapter between the shutoff and the cold water tubing to the sink faucet. Cut your icemaker tubing to length, feed it in under the sink, and terminate with a 1/4" compression thread female connector and Bob's your uncle.

United States on Jun 06, 2021

Robert: Better to lube the rubber gasket up with soap or petroleum jelly before you try to assemble or you might tear the rubber gasket and you'll wish you did... be careful... I broke mine

United States on Jan 03, 2021

Brad Masterson: Good quality, was exactly what I was looking for. Easy to install and feels like it is well made.

Canada on Aug 04, 2020

Nikolai Grigoriev: The only thing I would improve is this nut. I think it may not be deep enough (because of the heavy rubber gasket) for a good connection. But it is subjective, you still get a couple of turns for this nut and the water pressure is not _that_ high.

Canada on Jul 30, 2020

James: As shown, as described. Adding a hot and cold take-off line from my bath room sink without having to re-plumb
to the maim lines. Worked well!!

Canada on Jun 08, 2020

KYU: This is by far the cheaper, and simplest plumbing part needed to get a bidet installation going.

Forget the fitting to convert to different sizes, a bidet typically accommodate to the common 3/8" compression fitting that is the water supply of your toilet. Having another one available makes everything easier.

Canada on Jun 05, 2020

DPS: This is a good quality brass fitting that meets or exceeds federal and state standards for low lead applications. I used it to connect an ice maker. Rather than piercing a pipe with a saddle valve, I installed the valve under the sink on the cold water side. It was leak-free at finger tightness, and I expect it to last for years.

United States on Mar 25, 2018

Tyler: Doesn't leak, does what it should. I notice that pressure builds up on both sides of where I split off. As a result, the water rushes out at first whenever I turn either outlet on. I don't think it was doing that before I put this in, but I'm not really sure. I'm not a plumber, just a guy who can figure out how to screw in a valve.

United States on Feb 20, 2017