Rehau prefab Plumbing Station cuts install time

Rehau, plumbing, plumbing station, sanitary connections, prefabrication, installers

Rehau has launched a range of new plumbing stations; pre-fabricated and pressure-tested single components for making sanitary connections that are millimetre accurate.

By providing such a connection in one single component, the plumbing station speeds up and simplifies installations. For example, by using the plumbing station, three sinks could be installed in the time it would usually take for one, with no compromise on thermal insulation, sound insulation or condensation protection.

Installers are often faced with many differing installation scenarios, carefully and accurately fitting pipework into surface- or flush-mounted, T-piece or loop-though installations. Suitable with any of these installation types, the plumbing station offers significant time savings on top of reliability for contactors and specifiers.

The plumbing station is available for a number of different applications from wash basins to baths to branded concealed shower units such as Hansgrohe. All designed with the installer in mind to make the job quicker, easier and less expensive than traditional methods – while delivering the quality assurance that Rautitan is known for.

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