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Brass is the go-to material for a lot of this work because it holds up well against corrosion and gives a dependable seal on threaded and compression connections. Whether you're first-fixing a heating system or swapping a faulty isolating valve, having the correct brassware to hand keeps the job efficient and to standard.
System maintenance & isolation: Fitting lever ball valves and inline isolation valves to allow quick section shut-offs during maintenance.
Mains water entry: Installing heavy-duty brass stopcocks at service entry points to regulate cold mains supply.
Backflow prevention: Utilising single and double check valves to protect wholesome water supplies from cross-contamination.
Temperature safety: Integrating thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) to prevent scalding in public and residential hot water outlets.
Standard brass vs. DZR brass: Standard brass excels in most domestic heating and waste applications. DZR (Dezincification Resistant) brass is essential in aggressive or soft water regions to stop acidic water from corroding the fitting body.
Water vs. gas valves: Always verify valve markings before installation. Yellow-handled or ISOGAS-certified valves are specifically rated for gas lines, whereas red (hot) and blue (cold) handles indicate water distribution.
Sizing & connection type: Ensure pipe outer diameters match the valve compression or threaded tail sizes (typically 15mm, 22mm, or 28mm) to achieve a watertight seal.
Before finalising your purchase, confirm whether your installation requires specialised WRAS-approved fittings or gas-rated components to maintain site compliance. Stock up on complementary plumbing consumables, including PTFE tape, jointing compound, and olive cutters, to complete your connection cleanly. Additionally, ensure you have essential Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including protective gloves and safety glasses, ready for installation work.
Our selection of valves is for plumbing and heating work, so you can compare by valve type, connection method and application suitability and pick the right part for the job. Whether you need brass valves for a heating circuit, isolating valves for a bathroom or check valves to protect a supply, it's here in one place.
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