NiHome Flexible P-Trap Pipe Kit with Teflon Tape & Sealing Rings, Tool-Free Installation 1-1/2" & 1-1/4" Drain Connector Kitchen Sinks Compatible, Easy Clean Durable High-Resistance PVC (Single Sink)

product appears as described, easy install no leaks. Would buy again if needed elsewhere.

I used this flexible pipe underneath my bathroom sink and it was exactly what I was looking for. I needed a pipe that was flexible yet still fit onto my existing pipe end.

Perfect for a difficult pipe replacement (which is longer than the basic measurement to get into wall). However, I was hoping for a smooth PVC section for the last 4-6" of the entry into the wall. Will have to check this frequently to make sure nothing has gotten tangled/built up in it. It saved me having to get our handy/grumpy fix-it person to replace this section under our bathroom sink. Definitely worth the little money. Thank you! Recommend

product quality but need to know how to secure

At first glance it looks like it'll function fine. One very big issue is the pipe leading into the threads. This will FALL OUT and cause a major leak. I had to hot glue mine for it to stick on, and even then it'll not be a permanent fix. Another issue is the weight and gravity that causes said issue. You need a support for both the 3-way connector and the other 3 pipes. Otherwise, gravity and water pressure will pull down on those pipes and it will slip off. Absolutely 1/10. If I knew this, I would have never purchased. Who designed this? Sure, it's relatively simple and easy to install, but the main function has too much problems. Highly do not recommend. Depending on your setup, the absolute BEST scenario is an up/down setup where pipes are connected straight down from your sink, and drain is straight down. No wall drainages, no grinder accessory, no angles. Any sort of angle or gravity will cause the pipe to slip out. Very bad design. Please save your money and purchase something else. I would use a more adhesive material or substance on the slip ends near the threads, so it can stay on even with an angle and gravity.

The ends are not properly attached and once I ran water one end came off and water ran all over the place including down on top of my furnace.

I had to use different connections to attach it to the sink. Used it once and the glue fell apart on the hoses and it caused mit to flood under my sink.

One side of the pipe pulled out within a day leaked everywhere

not what it was described as...alot smaller than described and was cracked had to just call plumber after

Pipe does not stay on neck that attaches to the sink drain. Pipe collapses under drain water pressure. This is a piece of junk.