Plumbing Parts and Tools

Featuring the best plumbing parts and tools in New Zealand

From something as tiny as a connector to large plumbing pipes, professionals always recommend you invest in equipment that is high-quality and particularly, rust and corrosion free. Redoing your plumbing can be a costly affair and the best way to avoid that is to invest in superior plumbing parts and tools from the outset. ArchiPro features only the best plumbing parts and tools in New Zealand as part of a wider range of plumbing supplies from trusted suppliers and manufacturers

Types of plumbing parts and tools

There’s a plethora of plumbing parts and plumbing tools you can choose from in New Zealand, some of which include the following.

Connector with flow

This multi-purpose connector is ideal to connect a hose or any other outlet to it with ease. The best part about the connector is that you can move it around and adjust based on your preference.

Valves

Valves are crucially important in a plumbing system, controlling and regulating the flow of liquids through plumbing pipes.

Hoses

Hoses are used in many different ways and situations in plumbing systems including both inside the home and outside. They also come in a wide variety of materials including metal.

The advantages of high-quality plumbing parts and tools

High-quality plumbing parts and tools in New Zealand are built to last and given many pipes and fixtures are installed inside walls, you need them to last. To redo them often means having to bring down a wall and that’s neither cost nor time efficient. High-quality plumbing parts will last longer, perform to a more consistent and high standard and perhaps most importantly, give you peace of mind. While the parts themselves might seem insignificant at first glance when it comes to plumbing they all play an integral part.

How to choose plumbing parts and tools that are right for you

There are various factors you need to consider before selecting plumbing parts for your home or business. The first factor you need to consider is the type of part or tool you plan to buy and whether or not it'll work with the fixtures you plan on fitting. This may involve some careful research and measuring. You also need to consider the quality (this is perhaps the most important of them all) and its usage. If the part will be used regularly, it's best to pick something robust and reliable. Lastly, unless you are a professional plumber, it always pays to double-check your choices with the supplier in question. Plumbing can be complex and specific and it always pays to make sure.