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PM Profile: Delany Products' Scott Delany

LEED driving the green plumbing industry.

March 27, 2015

Scott Delany, president and CEO of Delany Products, recently sat down with Plumbing & Mechanical to answer questions about issues facing the plumbing industry.

2015 bath and kitchen remodeling trends: Clean, simple design

The baths and kitchens of the future.

Nadia Askar

March 27, 2015

Style trends are moving from traditional to clean, simple design lines in bath and kitchen remodels.

Kohler kitchen faucet spray option

September 25, 2014

Kohler’s Sweep spray technology uses angled nozzles to create a forceful and uniform blade of water rather than a circular pattern spray.

Rohl filtration faucet for the bathroom

Rohl’s Perrin & Rowe 3-Lever Lavatory Filtration Faucet with Triflow Technology is available in both modern and traditional designs.

April 22, 2014

Made from a combination of ceramic, antibacterial silver, carbon block and Zeolite, the filter reduces particulates, up to 0.2 microns, and contaminants without eliminating important minerals.

Completing the online marketing puzzle

How to get your service business on the first page of Google search results.

Michael Peroni

February 20, 2014

Technology is driving digital marketing to new heights. Though traditional advertising such as billboard signs, flyers and banners remain popular, they are being overshadowed by the Internet’s methods of advertising

Two-in-one shower

The new Brizo Hydrati 2-in-1 shower features an integrated handshower held in place by using MagneDock Technology.

July 1, 2013

The new Brizo Hydrati 2-in-1 shower features an integrated handshower held in place by using MagneDock Technology.

Guest Editorial: Hydronic systems provide better energy efficiency

ASHRAE building in Atlanta offers real-world evidence.

Greg Cunniff P.E.

March 15, 2013

Today’s HVAC industry offers a number of choices when it comes to providing heating and cooling in a large building. The three basic methods to provide comfort and move Btu around a building are by using water, air or refrigerant.