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A closer connection to jobs
Copper plumbing has a long pedigree, but its adapting to the 21st Century in surprising ways says John Fennell. In 2012 MM Kembla released its copper ... -
Piecing the pod puzzle together
Bathroom modules can be an attractive proposition to the construction of multi-storey dwellings; however, as Terry Nguyen explains, hard work needs to be done upfront at ... -
Hot water from thin… water?
Rheem technical marketing manager David Micallef provides an in-depth analysis of the features, benefits and applications of hot water heat pumps. There is not a plumber ... -
Raining trouble
What if a trusted handbook gets rainhead requirements wrong? Russell Kirkwood, Rowan Gregory and Richard Kingston, all of Dam Buster, collaborate to challenge past theories. Roof ... -
Kiwi’s do it better… but of course they’d say that
A proactive approach, advanced technology and an all new approach to campaign delivery combine to ensure the Kiwi’s are staying ahead of the regulatory curve. Plumbing ... -
Spray that again
For bushfire prone dwellings a well-designed copper sprinkler system is cost effective and durable, writes John Fennell. Building in protection from fire damage all year round ... -
New pipe dreams
Innovations in plumbing products have increased, particularly over the past decade and while they’re helping make our lives better, it’s important that they are being used ... -
Big and thrifty
Hot water systems for large dwellings can now offer fingertip control, save energy and use less water. Jon Palfrey explains. Over many years of sizing and ... -
Looking up
A changing building market still offers great opportunities for plumbers – and copper – if you know where to look. John Fennell explains. Australia’s obsession with ... -
On commission: water heater procedures
After a water heater is installed a crucial procedure is sometimes overlooked. Jon Palfrey explains. Installing a water heating system is a typical job for most ...
