2 Rolls x 300Ft PEX Tubing

Nice product good quality heavy, not junk

3000 sqft building radiant floor. This stuff worked perfect

I have been using pex and pert in concrete radiant applications for years. I paid $600 for a 1000 roll pert recently and this product is just as good for far less money. Those that have had problems with this product in the reviews I read most likely don’t have experience using product. You have to unroll the coil like a wheel as you go so it lays flat and avoids kinks. I will be buying again!

Very good quality

I priced it compared to local stores and it's a great price. It is exactly what it's suppose to be. I used it for my radiant floor.

My Texas house is pier and beam construction. It was fine for old Texas weather. Now that we have to deal with more severe cold weather. the water lines that run under my house are susceptible to freeze. This is the second time I have had to replace the PVC piping. I feel that it is well worth the investment. To have it installed by a plumber they want between 3000 and 5200 dollars. I spent about 350 dollars and four hours under the house. YouTube is a great source for information and installation. It does require very specific procedures for a successful job but totally doable.

Same quality at a low price and it is more flexible than other brands it also doesn't squeak as it heats up when installed in floor joists

The HappyBuy Oxygen Barrier PEX Tubing - 1/2" seems to be a great product. I installed about 4,000 ft. of this in my shop in 4-5" of concrete. Before the pour I put about 45 lbs. of air pressure in the 12 zones and three weeks later it has not lost a lb. It was the least expensive 1/2" pex I could find. Locally almost the same product was about twice as much .37 cents a foot vs. about .19 cents a foot for the Happybuy. I thought it was reasonably flexible and spooled out reasonably well too. Overall I think it was a good buy for the money.