Pipes and Fittings

Q: What size pipes are used for bathroom plumbing?

The standard size pipes used for bathroom plumbing is 1.5 cm. If you want higher water pressure then you can use a 2 cm pipe to handle the pressure. If you're not sure what size to choose, always ask your professional to help you pick.

Q: Which pipe is best for drainage?

The best and most common pipes used for drainage are also PVC pipes. The main reasons are that it can handle constant high pressure and various temperatures and its malleable properties help shape and install the drainage plumbing system as required without much hassle.

High-pressure water depends just as much on the plumbing parts as it does on the tap or faucet, which is why it’s crucial to buy the best plumbing pipes on offer. Pipes and fittings are like the central nervous system of your plumbing and they need to be prioritised with quality choices. ArchiPro features only the best pipes and fittings in New Zealand from suppliers you can trust.

Burns & Ferrall Scratch Resistant Sink Double (DIM715L)

Reward Hospitality

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$1,369.00

Prep Center Double Bowl + Accessories (ITB450DR)

Reward Hospitality

From

$1,099.00

Prep Center 500 x 400 Accessories Included (ITB500)

Britex Commercial Hand Wash Basin HBS

Reward Hospitality

Classic Black Pipe | Fittings

Iron Moa

Prep Center Double Bowl + Accessories (ITB450DL)

Reward Hospitality

From

$1,099.00

Britex Baby Bath Stainless Steel

Reward Hospitality

Burns & Ferrall Scratch Resistant Sink Double (DIM715R)

Reward Hospitality

From

$1,369.00

Prep Center 400 x 400 Accessories Included (ITB400)

Reward Hospitality

From

$899.00

Swiss Deluxe Bottle Trap 32mm Brushed Stainless Steel

Rustic Bronze Pipe | Fittings

Iron Moa

Burns & Ferrall Scratch Resistant Sink 550x400 (DIM590)

Reward Hospitality

From

$839.00

Vintage Pipe | Fittings

Iron Moa

Britex Grandeur Wash Hand Basin HBGU

Reward Hospitality

Featuring the best pipes and fittings in New Zealand

There are varying qualities you can consider when it comes to plumbing pipes and fittings and while you might be tempted to invest in something cost-effective, high-quality choices are robust and reliable and won’t let you down. ArchiPro features only the best plumbing pipes and fittings which are an important part of a wider range of high-quality plumbing supplies from trusted manufacturers across New Zealand.

Types of pipes and fittings

There are various kinds of plumbing pipes and fittings you can choose for your plumbing requirements in New Zealand. All of these have specific roles to play in completing the plumbing system of your home and it's vital to know what you need and how much.

Fittings

Plumbing fittings are essential to connect all your pipes and other plumbing parts together to form a system. The main types of plumbing fittings include elbows, tees, reducers, unions, couplings, and more.

End connections

End connections are attached to the flange. The most common types of end connections include flanged, threaded, but welds, and socket welds.

Pipes

Pipes are the parts of your plumbing system that connect the different components together and transport water and other liquids throughout the home. Pipes are made from a variety of materials including copper, galvanised steel, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), and cross-linked polyethylene (PEX).

The advantages of high-quality pipes and fittings

Many people in New Zealand harbour the false impression that if they invest in high-quality plumbing fixtures, like water pumps, they can cut down on the fittings and even the pipes needed. This can lead to a catastrophic situation since the plumbing fittings help keep everything together. If they aren’t high-quality, they can compromise your entire plumbing system so it’s vital to check for the best quality fittings, like those featured on ArchiPro.

How to choose pipes and fittings that are right for you

There are various factors to consider when choosing the right pipes and fittings for your home or business in New Zealand. One of the major factors is the material used. While you may feel that it's just water and you can opt for plastic fixtures, you should consider the temperature of the liquid and also the possibility of hot oil or other liquids you may want to dispose of using the plumbing system. It's also essential to take into consideration the ease of maintenance so you won't have to spend hours or huge amounts of money to keep the system functioning efficiently. Plumbing can be complex so if in doubt be sure to consult a professional plumber for advice.

Which pipe is used for water supply?

A PVC pipe is used in most residential homes for water supply in New Zealand. This is an affordable, convenient, easy-to-maintain, and versatile option. PVC pipes are easy to modify to fit various sizes and they can also handle different temperatures, making them an ideal choice for many.