Monument Adjustable Basin Grip + Wrenches

I’ve got the tapex kit and it’s brilliant. But this still lives in the bag and gets good use.
Takes a bit of getting used to but very valuable tool.

Would love it if the bar were a little better at staying in place. Fell out behind a unit never to be retrieved.

This is a great idea in principle and some jobs I wouldn’t have been able to do without it but I found it broke easily, I’m now on my 3rd one but have been replaced for free every time

I have this for getting up under my sink in the kitchen which is a very tight space makes the job alot easier awkward at first but once you get it on you can soon tighten or loosen the fitting

Just throw away your basin spanner’s. This tool does the job. I’ve been using them for years. When you first use it, it can be tricky. But once you get the knack, you won’t look back. It comes with two size heads for gripping nuts etc. And because it’s slim, it fits into very tight and awkward spaces. But what I like more about it is that you can use this on boilers! Where it is difficult to get in between components. So it’s not just for basins etc. It’s a handy piece of kit that will aid you in tightening or un tightening any hard to get to nuts on basins or boilers. Always have one in my kit.

The best adjustable basin wrench available, gets in places other struggle with, have had the same one in my bag since i was an apprentice, a bit like triggers broom

This and a box type tap spanner are the only ones you will need In your van. This spanner is awesome but will drive you crazy at times. It gets into tight spots. It does however sometimes slip as it has a joint just below the claw at the top and the claw just won’t seem to grip when your in the tightest spots with one hand trying to hold back your wish to just smash the old tap out and leave.
All in it’s the best tap spanner if it’s sort.

Ive tried many different tap spanners over the years but this really stands out, the thin jaws make getting in to tighten/loosten tap nuts that are tight to basins a dream, build quality is excellent and you have no concearns about the main shaft bending under torque like i have had with lesser basin spanners.

This is the industry standard, in fact you can tell a lot about a plumber by his tap wrench, if they have this then you know they know what their doing, any other wrench may cast doubt. I honestly think it’s an great tool.

Top of the pile for me, the best tool for the job and an essential piece of kit for all professional plumbers and Heating Engineers.
And virtually immortal because it is so well made and easy to pack in with your other tools.
Brilliant

Ive used a lot of different basin wrenchs and found the the grip on the nuts was never as good as id like it to be, these teeth on these actually grab the nut really well, the fact I can attach a wratchet spanner onto the end of these to get a really good seperates this from everything else and blows all the others out of the water...absolutely love these!

The only basin wrench to own in my opinion. Solid, well engineered and invaluable on odd sized nuts on baths, basins and boilers. My only gripe is the nut to secure the other claw isn't the best design, I've lost a claw this way, but you can buy them separately, so it was replaced

After probably 20 years these are still my go to basin spanner. Easy to use and you can put a socket on the end that makes them even easier

For me, this is the market defining basin wrench. I wouldn't be without mine. The ends are easily lost and it's annoying to have to buy the bigger claw separately but good solid tool.

Good tool but can be a pain for losing heads and jumping off nuts! Still carry one in the box and comes in handy not just for taps.

Really good product. Simple design.

Easy to use. Had one for years!

Better than most others, I lost one of the heads on mine but the one that is left works on all nut sizes anyway.

Very simple and easy to use. A few accessories are available to use with this, making it very useful.
Only thing I would change is to somehow fix the jaw on so it can't fall off.

Looks like a brilliant tool perfect for getting bits on boiler breakdowns changing the horrible nuts you can't get to on diverter valve

Well this is the second best tool monument make its built to last solid shaft and square end easy to add a spanner on for extra leverage and at £20 for 1/2-3/4 there easy on the wallet to

I just can't work it in the right spaces I need it... I find this tool infuriating! I always have it in the box and I always smash my knuckles when I resort to using it. I'm sure it's my technique or maybe my fat stupid hands but I don't get along with it.

Really annoying I lost all the pieces to my one as it all fell apart. Love monument but I don't like these

Had mine for years. Solid piece of kit, fits in hard to reach places, great for taps but invaluable on boiler installations and repairs gets to joints usually inaccessible

Old school but still handy. Use mine on the hard to reach places on boiler too

I have one of these and a different brand with the spring loaded claw. This one can get into tighter spaces, but isn't easy to use if your reaching in with one hand.

I'd never be without this in the toolbox. Good quality but if kit too. Add the grip range and you're sorted.

Great tool use my must days, could do with something to keep the other from coming off in my tool bag all the time.

Another must for plumbers. Bit fidley and can slip. Usually get my fingers caught tying to stop it
slipping but vital to have for those places you cant reach. Plus accessories available

Use it everyday doing maintenance work fantastic tool for getting in under the bath

A great tool !

A basic tool but a must have for any Plumber/Diyer

I have had this for many years now, about 5 & have been able to adapt it to many uses to enable me to give my customers a better gauge, ha, of what water pressure they have in their house.
This is a crucial bit of kit when sizing & advising customers on their required boiler for example.