Description
Fixture inventory, repair-parts stocking list by make and model, and an RFQ so your team fixes leaks the same visit.
Who it’s for
Maintenance teams that keep running into return trips because the right flush valve kit, cartridge or trap wasn't on the truck.
What it helps you avoid
- Repair kits that don't match the installed valve model
- No list of the fixtures and models in the building
- Overstocking parts for fixtures you no longer have
- Using non-lead-free parts on potable water lines
What’s inside
- Who this package is for
- What it helps you avoid
- Product specification table
- Standards & listings quick reference
- Take-off & sizing worksheet
- Supplier quote comparison
- Paste-ready RFQ scope language
- Install & commissioning checklist
- Maintenance schedule
- Common mistakes to avoid
Product classes covered
- Flushometer rebuild kits
- Faucet cartridges
- Sensor parts
- Traps, tailpieces, supplies
- Wax rings and closet bolts
- Shutoff stops
- Drain cleaning supplies
Standards referenced
- Flushometers: ASSE 1037
- Faucets and fittings: ASME A112.18.1 / CSA B125.1
- Lead-free: NSF/ANSI 61 and 372
- Fixtures: ASME A112.19.2
- Installation: Locally adopted plumbing code
Format: PDF download, available right after checkout. It’s a planning and purchasing aid, not engineering or a code review. Confirm requirements with your local code, the authority having jurisdiction and the manufacturer.
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