Landfill-bound glass, porcelain, and metal are finding new life as decorative tiles, providing exciting new options for walls and floors.
What will these new guidelines mean for showering?
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Rule interpretation would clarify the term “showerhead,” require entire systems to meet 2.5-gpm flow maximums.
Water-conserving fixtures, energy-saving appliances, and other resource-efficient wares on display at the 2010 show.
As interest in solar hot water climbs, understanding the systems is the first step to maximizing ROI.
Buyers could see certified products as early as mid-April.
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Homeowners are scaling back on home sizes, and architects are doing more with less in kitchens and baths, says latest AIA Home Design Trends survey.
Welcome to the era of the sustainable kitchen and bath.
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Qualifying showers must meet requirements for flow rates as well as performance.
Water-conserving toilets have come a long way. Here are nine models that combine low flow with high performance.