UK Toilets: CE, UKCA and the Water Fittings Rules
Great Britain now accepts CE marking indefinitely for most goods. For a WC the marking is only half of it — the water fittings rules are the other half.
WaterMark Is Not Installation Compliance
A WaterMark certificate approves the product. AS/NZS 3500 governs the installation. Two different documents, two different ways to fail.
WaterMark and WELS: What an Australian Importer Must Have
Two separate approvals sit between a container of toilets and a licensed plumber in Australia. One is about the product; the other is about the water it uses.
CE Marking for Toilets: EN 997, the DoP, and Who Signs It
For a WC pan, CE marking is a declaration rather than a sticker. Here is the standard behind it, the document that carries the performance, and who signs it.
Selling Toilets in Saudi Arabia: What SASO and SABER Require
Sanitary ware is a regulated product category in the Kingdom. Here is which certificate a shipment needs, who applies for it, and when to start.