Australian importers rarely lose money on the toilet itself. They lose it on the two approvals that sit in front of it — one for the product, one for the water it uses — and on the plumbing detail that has to line up with both. This is the order worth working in.
Two approvals, two different questions
Check that the certificate names the model you are buying
The flush volume is a product decision
Then the plumbing detail
Ask for the papers with the quotation
A first order that de-risks itself
Send the model codes, the quantities, the destination state and the flush volume you intend to sell, and we will confirm the certification position for each model before you commit to samples.
Related on this site
- Our Australia and New Zealand market file
- WaterMark and WELS: what the importer must hold
- Our WaterMark certificate and WELS label
- Send model codes and the destination state