How does Uponor PEX-a and ProPEX Fittings withstand the cold? Rising Tide Plumbing put it to the test, watch the video to see the results from water-filled pipe in the freezer for four days.
How strongly does Jeff Gibson of Jordan Homes believe in Uponor PEX-a piping and ProPEX® ASTM F1960 fittings? Strong enough to have another brand’s PEX system with crimp connections entirely removed from a new home he was building and replaced with Uponor.
As a testament to its commitment to cutting-edge technology and superior quality, The Saint incorporates an Uponor AquaPEX® plumbing system throughout the structure. The flexible, durable, white PEX pipe with red and blue print allows for easy identification of hot and cold water lines and offers residents a corrosion-resistant, freeze-resilient solution that provides enhanced durability and long-lasting performance — an integral part of sustainable urban living.
Innovative kitting program from Uponor delivers the correct type and quantity of fittings and accessories to the point of installation, speeding installs and lowering labor costs, while cutting waste and maintaining schedules for rough-in work.
As the largest North American industry event for HVACR professionals, the 2024 AHR Expo in Chicago this past January was the ideal venue for Uponor to showcase the newest products and services for professionals.
In the realm of modern plumbing, two contenders stand out: PEX-a and PEX-b. Both are revolutionary advancements from the traditional copper and metal pipes of decades past. However, they differ in their composition, installation methods, and suitability for various applications. Let's delve deeper into the distinctions between PEX-a and PEX-b to help you make an informed decision for your next plumbing project.
The École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) in Montréal, Canada, has reached a significant milestone in sustainable architecture with its student housing facility earning LEED Platinum certification from the Canada Green Building Council. Situated in the vibrant neighborhood of Griffintown, this five-story building not only provides essential resources for the ÉTS student community but also sets a new standard for environmentally conscious design in Montréal.
Jeff Hughes from Rising Tide Plumbing in North Carolina wanted to put PEX-a piping to the test and see what would happen in freezing conditions under pressure. Watch the video of his test to learn more!
In the realm of hydronic heating, where comfort and efficiency reign supreme, few individuals possess the depth of knowledge and passion that Mike Guglielmo embodies. With over three decades of experience in the industry, Guglielmo’s journey from mechanical engineer to founder of Fineline Plumbing & Heating reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and innovation that continues to inspire.
Auberge on the Park isn't your average condo building. This luxurious, three-tower project in Toronto boasts stunning city views, top-notch amenities, and parks, all while pushing the boundaries of construction technology. But for the builders, one major challenge loomed: shrinking construction time without compromising quality or durability.
PEX is booming. This revolutionary piping system has taken the plumbing industry by storm, winning over projects in both residential and commercial construction. But with its increasing popularity comes an influx of new players, not all of them created equal. The rise of low-quality ASTM F1960 expansion fittings threatens the integrity of PEX installations and puts your hard work at risk.
Nestled 100 miles south of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the Blumengart Hutterite Colony faced a critical challenge: delivering heated water efficiently from their central plant to distant livestock barns. Not just any piping system would do. They needed something easy to install, capable of retaining heat, remaining watertight, and withstanding the harsh underground environment.