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Bélanger Introduces Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet with Pressure Balanced Rough-In Valve
Bélanger Introduces Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet with Pressure Balanced Rough-In Valve

Cision Canada

time08-05-2025

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

Bélanger Introduces Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet with Pressure Balanced Rough-In Valve

The new Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet's compatible 42RBR pressure-balanced rough-in valve simplifies tight-space installs and safeguards trim during construction. MONTREAL, May 8, 2025 /CNW/ -- Bélanger, a trusted name in Canadian faucet manufacturing for nearly 60 years, has unveiled the latest addition to its Solara collection: the 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet (SOL42TCP), accompanied by its compatible 42RBR Pressure Balanced Rough-In Valve. Available under the Bélanger Pro product category, the Solara Collection offers robust performance combined with aesthetic appeal – ideal for professionals in need of reliable, high-end designs. Solara includes innovative rough-in solutions designed to simplify installation, focusing on the innovative rough and trim installation that follows the build process. The SOL42T Roman Tub Faucet features a two-piece, minimalist profile that makes a bold yet refined statement. Its straight modern spout and streamlined single-lever handle provide intuitive control and fluid aesthetics, while its solid brass construction and ceramic disc cartridge ensure durability and smooth operation over time. Available in two timeless finishes – polished Chrome and Matte Black – the SOL42T easily complements spa-like sanctuaries and sleek contemporary interiors, making it an ideal choice for designers and builders aiming to elevate their bathroom projects. What truly sets the Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet apart is Bélanger's exclusive rough-in valve design. The 42RBR valve is designed to support more efficient project workflows by allowing the rough-in to be installed and tested in advance. The decorative trim can then be added at the finishing stage, helping to prevent surface damage often caused by exposure during construction. This staged approach safeguards decorative components from damage during construction, minimizes rework, and helps contractors maintain pristine finishes. This design advancement is particularly impactful in large-scale or high-density residential projects, where labour efficiency and durability are paramount. "At Bélanger, we are committed to delivering innovations that support those who install and rely on our products every day," says Lidia Pedicelli, General Manager of Bélanger. "The Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet and its compatible 42RBR valve offer unmatched flexibility, time savings, and installation simplicity without compromising performance or style." The 42RBR Pressure Balanced Valve features an integrated anchoring system, making it ideal for tight spaces. Its multi-connection compatibility – supporting IPS, PEX, and WIR – provides versatility for various plumbing setups. A secondary hose allows for effortless handshower swaps, enhancing convenience for installation teams and end-users. Other Key Features Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet spout delivers up to 26.5 litres per minute (7.0 gallons per minute) at 60 psi (pounds per square inch), offering efficient fill rates for large bathtubs. The handshower supports two spray modes – spray and stream – with easily switchable jets, providing comfort and usability for different bathing needs. Its maximum flow rate is 6.6 L/min (1.75 gpm) at 80 psi, aligning with water-saving standards. The faucet features a pre-installed, factory-calibrated and tested, pressure-balanced cartridge that ensures consistent water temperature during use – removing this step for the installer and streamlining installation. The Solara 2-Piece Roman Bathtub Faucet, developed in Canada for Canadian professionals, was a finalist in the Plumbing Fixtures and Faucets category of the recent MCEE 2025 New Product Competition. The MCEE show is Canada's largest expo for mechanical, plumbing, hydronics, HVAC-R, electrical, and lighting industries. This recognition highlights the faucet's significance and appeal within the industry. ABOUT BÉLANGER Bélanger, a renowned brand in the faucet industry, part of the Oatey and Tubular Industries of Canada family of brands, is dedicated to creating timeless collections that blend global trends with local craftsmanship. With nearly 60 years of expertise and a reputation for superior quality, Bélanger offers elegant, minimalist designs that enhance any décor. Our products, designed for ease of use and long-lasting performance, are a testament to Canadian engineering and meticulous attention to detail.

APT christens new Euro river ship
APT christens new Euro river ship

West Australian

time23-04-2025

  • Business
  • West Australian

APT christens new Euro river ship

APT christened its new luxury river ship, APT Solara, in Rotterdam yesterday (April 21, 2025). And that both marks a major milestone in the Australian company's 98-year history and starts a new chapter in European river cruising. APT Travel Group CEO David Cox and co-owners Robert McGeary and Lou Tandy were there for the ceremony, with Lou becoming the ship's Godmother. 'It's a true honour to serve as Godmother for a ship that means so much to our team, our guests and my family,' she says. 'The Solara celebrates where we've come from and marks the exciting future ahead. It's a tribute to our legacy, but more importantly, it's a bold step forward in how we design, deliver and share extraordinary travel experiences. I couldn't be prouder to christen her today.' 'Solara is the result of a true collaboration between world-class Australian creatives and the APT team,' said Robert McGeary. 'As a family-owned Australian company, we've designed this ship with the Antipodean traveller in mind as it brings together the comforts our guests value most, from elegant lounges and genuinely quality coffee to regionally sourced produce — all in a ship that feels tailored, not templated. That's what sets APT apart.' David Cox adds: 'The Solara is everything APT stands for — timeless travel, trusted service and ongoing innovation. She's more than just a new ship; she sets a new benchmark for how we deliver exceptional experiences on Europe's rivers.' A celebration dinner on board exemplified APT's commitment to local produce — and it was served in the world's first hydraulically lifted venue. The Gruner Bar and Dining lifts hydraulically to give 360-degree views from the Sun Deck. The ship can carry up to 154 guests, and has balcony and owner's suites. Its maiden voyage is APT's Magnificent Europe itinerary, from April 25, 2025, along the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers.

MNPD: Driver indicted in deadly I-24 crash was distracted by phone
MNPD: Driver indicted in deadly I-24 crash was distracted by phone

Yahoo

time03-04-2025

  • Yahoo

MNPD: Driver indicted in deadly I-24 crash was distracted by phone

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A Murfreesboro man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on multiple charges for his connection to a deadly multi-vehicle crash that occurred last year along Interstate 24, officials said. According to a previous News 2 report, the crash happened in the westbound lanes of I-24 near the Old Hickory Boulevard exit at the Rutherford County line on July 2, 2024. JULY 2024 | I-24 West reopens near Rutherford County line after deadly rollover crash, victim identified The Metro Nashville Police Department said an investigation revealed that three vehicles were stopped in heavy traffic when a Dodge Ram pickup truck—driven by 28-year-old Tyler Watson of Murfreesboro— struck the rear of a Toyota Solara, which then crashed into the back of two other vehicles. Officials said the driver of the Solara, identified as 39-year-old Daniel Roberts of Murfreesboro, died at the scene. Meanwhile, three other individuals were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. | READ MORE | Watson reportedly showed no signs of impairment, but was found to have been distracted on his phone at the time of the crash. The 28-year-old was arrested this week and charged with vehicular homicide by reckless conduct, four counts of reckless aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and one count of reckless endangerment. Police said Watson has since been released on a $25,000 bond. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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