Tapware & Fittings
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Hansgrohe launches lead-free tapware ranges ahead of 2026 regulation
Hansgrohe Australia has launched its first-ever lead-free tapware ranges, positioning Hansgrohe ahead of Australia’s upcoming mandatory lead-free plumbing regulations, set to take effect on 1 May ... -
GROHE launches Purefoam at ISH 2025
GROHE has launched Purefoam at ISH 2025, the company’s latest in shower technology that transforms specially crafted soap into a warm and weightless foam cloud. “GROHE ... -
AutoFlo builds upon automatic tap range
AutoFlo has built upon automatic tap range with the Pillar Glow Sensor Tap for modern versatility and innovation. This automatic tap is best for bathrooms in ... -
Villeroy & Boch launch Avia 2.0 range
Villeroy & Boch has released its Avia 2.0 range. The range is versatile enough to be equally suited to traditional federation and Victorian homes as well ... -
Say Goodbye to an Ugly Water Stream at Low Pressure
You know the score: your customer is unhappy about the poor stream that comes out of their kitchen or bathroom tap. You also know that this ... -
Zip Water Unveils New HydroTap Classic Plus
Zip Water has launched the new design for its HydroTap Classic Plus, which is set to add style and sophistication to any kitchen. The new HydroTap ... -
Zip Water taps into new global touch-free market
Zip Water, Sydney-based water appliance company, has invented a contactless version of its signature HydroTap, using a proprietary sensor to dispense either boiling, chilled and sparkling ... -
Zip Micro wins Gold in Australia’s International Good Design Awards
Zip Water has been awarded the Good Design Award Gold Accolade in the Product Design Domestic Appliances category in recognition for outstanding design and innovation in ... -
Gentec fights lead with stainless steel
Gentec has released a 100% stainless steel range to combat lead in drinking water. It has been made public that a significant change to the Plumbing ... -
Blending tapware aesthetics with watertight performance
Sometimes the challenge of balancing elegant architectural aesthetics with functional excellence can come down to getting small details right. This was the case recently, when engineering ...
