Zip Water HydroTap range earns Works with WELL certification
Zip Water's HydroTap range has received Works with WELL certification from the International WELL Building Institute, recognizing the product's contribution to health and wellness standards in buildings.
What is the Works with WELL certification for Zip Water HydroTap products?
Plumbers and builders specifying water systems for commercial projects may need to consider WELL-certified products to meet client wellness requirements in new builds and fitouts.
Key takeaways
- Zip Water's HydroTap range has earned Works with WELL certification from the International WELL Building Institute.
- The certification confirms the product meets health and wellness building standards.
- WELL certification may become a specification requirement for commercial plumbing projects.
- Plumbers installing HydroTap systems can now promote WELL-certified products to clients.
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