Installer

1 week ago | installeronline.co.uk | Joe Dart

Conex Bänninger, a global leader in plumbing fittings and valves, will unveil its new corporate branding for the first time in the UK at InstallerSHOW. The brand refresh coincides with the company’s 115th anniversary. This year, the stand (5C30) features a larger display area than in 2024 and is positioned in a more prominent location.

1 week ago | installeronline.co.uk | Joe Dart

The Sri Guru Nanak Sikh Temple in Leeds has been the latest recipient of a free new boiler thanks to Worcester Bosch and its accredited installers in the area, Thethi Builders, who volunteered time to do the installation for free. The Temple is the latest recipient of one of 15 new boilers Worcester Bosch is giving away as part of a scheme to celebrate 15 years of the company receiving the Which? Best Buy endorsement.

1 week ago | installeronline.co.uk | Joe Sharpe

25 years ago, Pump House was born. Installer takes a look at the company’s history to date:In May 2000, a conversation started between the founders of Pump House – Craig Peebles and Paul Ludlow – about opening a condensate pump distributor company. Craig was employed at the pump division of Furse, who was the Little Giant UK distributor. Craig and Paul both recognised the potential to do it bigger and better. Little Giant is still one of the distributorships at DiversiTech International in 2025.

1 week ago | installeronline.co.uk | Joe Dart

Instantor and Tucson Pumps, both part of the Sanbra Group, will be exhibiting on stand F18 in Hall 4 at InstallerSHOW 2025, from 24-26 June at the NEC, Birmingham to reveal its new press solutions and present superior pump innovations. Instantor will exclusively launch several new products at the exhibition, including a new press tool and new ranges of press fittings. The latest launches will be presented in an innovation hub, which will take centre stage on the stand at InstallerSHOW.

1 week ago | installeronline.co.uk | Joe Dart

Access solution specialists Werner and BoSS are urging construction industry bosses to prioritise a stronger focus on safety, following a study from RRC International, which suggests that the sector has the poorest attitudes towards health and safety. Research conducted by RRC International, a provider of occupational health and safety training, found that 37% of health and safety professionals perceived the construction sector as having the worst attitudes towards workplace safety.