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LOOK for the WaterMark… on plumbing and drainage products — Transcript

by Australian Building Codes Board · 216 words · 42 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00[Music]
  2. 0:01what do you look for in a bathroom
  3. 0:03[Music]
  4. 0:05stylish lines
  5. 0:06[Music]
  6. 0:08modern colors
  7. 0:11plenty of natural light
  8. 0:14oh a good source of fresh air what you
  9. 0:16should be looking for is the watermark
  10. 0:19why
  11. 0:20just because a product looks good
  12. 0:21doesn't mean it is good and you'll find
  13. 0:24it on the tap
  14. 0:25its fittings
  15. 0:27and the shower head
  16. 0:29in fact most plumbing and drainage
  17. 0:31products installed in australia must be
  18. 0:33watermark certified a licensed plumber
  19. 0:36simply can't fit it if it's not every
  20. 0:38certified product must come with a
  21. 0:40watermark logo and license number
  22. 0:42included on the product when sold
  23. 0:45watermark is a mandatory scheme for
  24. 0:47plumbing and drainage products and it
  25. 0:49means that products are being tested and
  26. 0:51certified to make sure that they work
  27. 0:53properly and the water you use is safe
  28. 0:56so how do you know if it's watermark
  29. 0:58certified the product and its license
  30. 1:00details will be listed in the watermark
  31. 1:03product database located on the
  32. 1:05watermark website at
  33. 1:06watermark.abcb.gov.eu
  34. 1:10the database allows you to search for
  35. 1:12certificates and products by watermark
  36. 1:14license number brand name
  37. 1:17model name model id licensee name or
  38. 1:20product description
  39. 1:22some problems are harder to see than
  40. 1:24others so always make sure that it's
  41. 1:26safe and fit for purpose
  42. 1:28and always look for the watermark

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