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During the June 19-20 meetings held at IAPMO’s World Headquarters West in Ontario, California, the WE•Stand Technical Committee acted on 119 public proposals.
A look at how and why wholesalers can drive sustainable plumbing solutions.
As water scarcity becomes a global crisis, the kitchen and bath industry is stepping up—with the NKBA leading efforts to drive sustainable innovation, promote water-efficient products, and empower wholesalers to be agents of meaningful change across the supply chain.
Sustainability and performance can go hand-in-hand when water is collected, treated and recycled throughout the life cycle of a building.
From stadiums to civic offices, cutting-edge rainwater reuse systems are transforming green plumbing from theory to reality—saving water, slashing costs, and reshaping the industry’s role in sustainability.
Outdated methodologies in drainage design standards fail to account for modern water-efficient fixtures, leading to overdesigned systems that compromise performance and increase costs.
Are sanitary drains in modern buildings dramatically oversized? Discover how outdated plumbing design methods clash with today’s low-flow fixtures—and what global standards can teach us about smarter, more efficient drainage systems.
This acquisition aligns with Franklin Electric's long-term growth and diversification goals, providing significant opportunities for expansion in Latin America.