Technology
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Enware announces new bubbler and bottle filler range
Enware has announced the release of the new Blueline bubbler and bottle filler range. The new design incorporates a rubber mouthpiece with UV and bacteria resistant ... -
Aussie Pumps to supply new Tsurumi submersibles range
Aussie Pumps has announced the company will supply Tsurumi UTZ, a series of submersibles that are ideal for septic tank installations and pump replacements. “We are ... -
Sanitary Facilities calculator has been released for feedback
A beta testing version of the new Sanitary Facilities (SF) calculator has been released for feedback on its functionality and performance. This easy-to-use calculator has been ... -
Tūroa creates personalised shower experience
Tūroa from Methven is designed to meet diverse shower needs and experiences at different times. A smooth slider on the handset allows for seamless transition from ... -
Solahart has launched Solahart PowerStore
Solahart has launched the country’s first solar-smart electric water heater – Solahart PowerStore. The company says it has a dual aim: to offer a more affordable ... -
Tūroa creates personalised shower experience.
Methven has created a tailored shower experience with its Tūroa design, available on the market from September. Tūroa, powered by VJetTM patent-pending shower technology, is designed ... -
2018 BPAA National Conference Dates Announced
The annual Backflow Prevention Association of Australia (BPAA) National Conference (known as The National Water for Health and The Environment Conference) will be held in St. ... -
Trafalgar launches intumescent sealant FyrePex
All service penetrations require an appropriate fire stopping system to maintain the system fire rating (FRL) of the fire compartment barrier. With PEX pipes and derivatives ... -
Tradelink announces update to delivery service
Tradelink has launched new enhancements to its trade delivery service that aim to make it easier for the trade community to track the progress of their ... -
Abey: they still make them like they used to
The performance of many building materials is constantly being compromised by no-name, cheap imports that mimic the real thing, then deteriorate rapidly. Unfortunately for many tradespeople, ...
