Technology
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Extremist plumbing
A new name in the plumbing industry, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners Australia has a long technical heritage in the air-conditioning market. Now, the company has ... -
Bigger is not better
The Association of Hydraulic Services Consultants Australia NSW is looking to undertake real life testing to enable economical designs through correctly sized pipes and pumps. Warren ... -
Lead is a pain in the brass
The case for lead-free brassware has been gaining momentum recently after a number of incidents of lead contamination in drinking water. Adelle King reports. There has ... -
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 ... -
IWSH announces international volunteering opportunities
To commemorate World Plumbing Day, International Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Foundation (IWSH) has announced two new project assignments that are now open for interested volunteer and ... -
Plumbing standards crucial after legionella scare
Adelaide bathrooms may be privy to legionella, a potentially deadly bacteria. Flinders University in Adelaide has discovered that one in four homes tested positively to harbouring ... -
Peak construction subcontractor groups join forces
The Australian Subcontractors Association (ASA) and Subcontractors WA (SWA) have formed a partnership with the aim to create a stronger voice for the industry. ASA board ... -
Latest inline press tool from RIDGID
The latest inline press tool design comes from RIDGID, in the form of the RP 241. Smaller and lighter than recent versions, the RP 241 weighs ... -
PARISI release Newform Exclusive Metals
Incorporating new anti-fingerprint finishes and technology from the automotive industry, Newform’s Exclusive Metals is PARISI’s newest coloured tapware line. Inspired by precious metals, they feature clear-cut ... -
Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) announces new sprinkler rules
The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has announced all new residential apartment buildings above three storeys built in Australia will now be required to have automatic ...
