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PIPA

Welcome to PIPA New Zealand. The Plastics Industry Pipe Association (PIPA NZ) is an Industry Sector Group representing all New Zealand PVC pipe and fittings manufacturers.

NZ Manufactured PVC pipe is:
• NZ made by environmentally responsible companies
• 100% recyclable
• Lead free
• Cadmium free
• Plasticiser free
• Mercury free
• Avoids dioxin release

Use PVC Pipe Sustainably
1. Specify correct lengths
2. Put bathrooms and kitchens in same area of building
3. Attach to water and energy efficient fixtures and appliances
4. Use to install options for rain water recovery, grey water recycling, and monitored irrigation
5. Recycle waste pipe

PIPA member companies are listed in the side panel and contact details can be obtained by clicking on the respective company logo. The PIPA NZ Board is made up of senior executives from each of the member companies and has direct links with PIPA Australia.