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World Plumbing Info
Tue, 14/07/2009
  Necessity is the mother of invention

Dear industry colleague,

 
  On a global scale, plumbing is one of the most creative and innovative of all industries.

The world abounds with new technologies, innovative ideas and functional inventions that save time, money, water and energy. The plumbing world is no different. Every day new products are developed that make the lives of industry professionals and consumers much easier.

This month we bring to your attention the Australasian creation X-Valve by Methven and Valsir's Shallow shower trap (for baths as well).

The most successful products are those that offer the widest benefits. Methven's X-Valve for faucets is a new invention that could have a major global impact including significant water savings, reduction of leaks and less cracks in brass fittings.

The Italians have a way with functional, industrial design. Valsir have created the Shallow shower trap, a space saving device that could allow developers to add an extra storey or two to their developments.

Click on the links below to read the full articles and you will see that plumbing products play an important role not only in our industry but in social evolution as well.

Check out these products and more at www.worldplumbinginfo.com

Until next time.


Jonathan Jackson
Editor - WorldPlumbingInfo.com
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