Coburn Supply Co. is now offering all of American Standard’s plumbing fixture and faucet products at its 30 warehouse locations in Texas and Louisiana.

The Plumbing Manufacturers Institute is advocating one large annual industry show by the year 2005.

The city of Toronto is offering money to building owners to replace high water use toilets. Applicants must meet specific requirements to receive the rebate.

HydroMaid and Creed/PlumbMaster have become the seventh and eighth vendors contributing to the Professional Product Line of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors - National Association.

In the world of faucets, the news from manufacturers is usually a new product that features a different finish or style. Price Pfister has taken a different approach by addressing the installation issue.

The former manager of the water conservation program at the East Bay Municipal Utility District, Oakland, Calif., pleaded guilty in late August to embezzling more than $1 million in federal funds to support the low-flow toilet rebate program.

Following a corporate restructuring, Gerber Plumbing Fixtures Corp. has named a new president.

American Standard's U.S. Plumbing division has introduced a print advertising and direct marketing campaign bearing the theme "Bathrooms Made for the Soul."

Thurman Industries, which operates retail home centers in Washington, Oregon and Montana under either the Pay'NPak or Thurman name, has introduced an online home center.

Mansfield Plumbing announced some new hires.