Title says it all. Does anyone make such a hose (preferably of the braided steel wrapped variety)? If not, why not? If so, where can I find them?

Thanks.

-Rob

Here is an alternative if you can't find exactly what you're requesting.

Link to 90 degree connectors

I *think* regular washing machine hoses will connect to these and should connect to your wall valves.

Best wishes to you.
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Back in the day when I was doing landscaping I was having trouble finding decent heavy-duty hoses, e.g. that could stand laying in the street and being run over all day long. I went to the fire house and asked them where they bought theirs. They directed me to a tiny shop that looked as if it had been in business for 100 years, staffed by a guy who looked to be the original owner who did nothing but make hoses to order from components. Never looked back. I still have at least one of those hoses in regular use, it has to be well over 40 years old.

I was only able to find ones with 90 degree fittings on one end. If you want it on. Oth you might have to use the fitting posted above.

Yep. I can find the ones with elbows on one end no problem, and I thought about connectors, but that’s just an additional failure point to worry about. My supply lines are mounted on cinder block, so I have connections at 90 degrees perpendicular to the wall and, of course, straight out the back of the washer. Double elbows would be very convenient.

I exhausted google before I posted here. Even found a guy on Reddit asking the same question with the same suggestion (about using connectors).

I’m probably SOL.

-Rob

I suspect the best answer is from architect. Locally, both Contactor’s Maintenance and Central Coast Bearing make hoses up. I suspect either could make what you want and I’ll bet there is at least one similar shop near where you are.

I have gotten some special hoses made to order by a company called Pirtek.

The big door on our hangar is raised by a 1,500 psi hydraulic system. Pirtek fabricated replacement hoses for me when the original ones started to leak.

I see that you're in Maryland. Pirtek has locations in Capitol Heights and Rockville.

Check their website.