Peerless introduces its Push Pop-up Drain.

This white paper explores how the roughness of different types of material will change the computational results that are dependent upon the roughness coefficient of the pipe.

Infinity Drain announces the launch of a line of commercial elevator drains which prevent water from entering elevator shafts.

Watts plans to host several celebratory events throughout the year, including a year-long sweepstakes for customers and a celebration at their headquarters in North Andover, Massachusetts.

There may be something in the water in North Carolina that’s driving its residents to beer. The state now ranks eighth nationally for the number of microbreweries, and fifth in year-to-year growth.

The desire to create safe buildings will always be top priority and siphonic drainage will continue to be seen on projects.

The new 250,000 square foot facility is customized for training, administration and manufacturing, and joins five other Watts Works Learning Centers across North America.

The new Market District Apartments in Ohio City will be located near the historic West Side Market, the oldest operating indoor/outdoor market space in Cleveland. Currently, the 13-story development is the largest sustainable, wood-constructed building in the country. Among other facilities, the new 385-unit structure encompasses a first-floor retail space, residential suites on floors two through seven and luxury penthouse suites on the ninth floor, as well as amenity space, including a large rental hall.

“Brewing is as much an art form as it is a science,” said Ironshield co-owner and Brewmaster Glen Sprouse, a nationally-recognized brewer and brewery designer. “And of course there’s passion, but there’s a need for all of it — fine art, hard science and obsessive enthusiasm — if the beer is to acquire a following, and favor, in today’s very crowded marketplace.”

Infinity Drain introduces the new FCB linear drain series that combines both traditional and modern methods for double waterproofing protection.