Stainless steel faucet tubes are made of stainless steel. The length of the tube is usually 16 inches. The diameter of this tube is 3/8 inches and the threaded pipe is 1/2". It connects the faucet to the supply tube. The tube is stainless steel wrapped and is very flexible. This makes it the perfect choice for kitchen and bathroom faucets.

If you're planning to install a stainless steel faucet in your bathroom, you'll need a proper connector for the tubing. This piece of plumbing equipment is made of stainless steel and PVC and has a length of about 16 inches. Its durable, corrosion-resistant, and flexible design makes it an excellent choice for exposed installations.

When it comes to chemical resistance, stainless steel and PVC both fare quite well. However, PVC is more resistant to long-term exposure to water, soil, and weather than stainless steel. It's important to note that stainless steel can become corroded over time, while PVC is more likely to last a century or more.

A stainless steel faucet tube can be hard on plastic supply lines. Plastic tubes that handle hot water are prone to breakage faster than those used to supply cold water. You can get a more durable stainless steel faucet tube by looking for a polymer-coated flex tube. These tubes feature a PVC inner core and a strand of polymer-coated fibers. These pipes also have a more premium look than plain stainless steel tubing.