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SupplyHouse.com blue fin products - any complaints?

mikedo
mikedo Member Posts: 230
edited September 26 in Plumbing

Just wondering if anyone is using this product line and if they like it. There products seem to be priced lower than there competition.

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  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 10,948

    I believe they are house branded mostly imported products. There are higher quality products out there but they can be fine for a lot of applications.

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  • mikedo
    mikedo Member Posts: 230

    i think most of the products at the supply houses are imported. just because its imported does,nt mean its bad. look at honda and toyota no american auto can match there quality i cant afford to buy an american car anymore when it falls apart at 75000 miles

  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 10,948

    Unbranded imported products? Unlike generic appliance or auto parts, they usually didn't come off the same line as the name brand product.

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  • ethicalpaul
    ethicalpaul Member Posts: 6,669

    This is a small sample size, but I have seen more failures of Gorton radiator vents than I have of bluefin valves I have ordered from Supplyhouse.

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  • GroundUp
    GroundUp Member Posts: 2,122

    Their ball valves are better than any other (especially Webstone) I've ever used. Pretty much everything is imported nowadays so don't let that deter you from Bluefin. I have miles and miles of the Bluefin barrier PEX in service as well as a mountain of their black iron fittings and nipples with less failures than the big name stuff like Uponor and Ward. The pumps look like a good bargain option, but I haven't tried them out yet

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