WaterMark
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What the handle colours mean in plumbing
Each product in plumbing is formed around standards and codes so all products are made to serve unique purposes. This is the difference between red and ... -
National Water Week: are your plumbing products certified and safe?
Western Australia’s plumbing regulator has issued a reminder that taps, toilets, showerheads and most other plumbing products must have a WaterMark certification to show they have ... -
Bidet self-installs can be a crap shoot
With one of the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic being the lack of toilet paper, many people have been turning to alternatives including bidets. Unfortunately, the ... -
Cross (Tasman) connections
A number of members of the Plumbing Product Industry Group attended a joint New Zealand/Australian business conference in August to exchange ideas affecting the plumbing sector ... -
Plumbing Network backs calls for updated regulations to industry
Laser Group Australia director Steve Keil has backed calls for the Point of Sale (POS) regulations around the WaterMark product certification to be updated, keeping in ... -
Pulling at a thread
Metallic fittings and end connectors used in water supply and gas systems have been under review in AS 3688 to tighten the thread profiles, Terry Nguyen explains. ... -
Nuflow gains WaterMark certification
Nuflow Technologies, a Goal Coast pipe repair manufacturer, has gained WaterMark certification for its pipe relining product. The Blueline technology is the only pipe relining system that ... -
Calls for a One Stop Shop
At a time when government openly states it is keen to reduce red tape for industry sectors, a striking opportunity exists in the plumbing sector. Will ...
