Severe drought: water-saving sanitary ware market or a fire

This year our country has always been water-rich in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. And energy-saving, the concept of water-saving is more deeply rooted in people at this time. The promotion of water-saving sanitary ware throughout the country has also become an important task in keeping with the trend of energy conservation and environmental protection and related to sustainable development.

Consumer demand in the market promotes water-saving toilets to become a hot spot for consumption. Because of the high price of water-saving sanitary ware, consumers are often left unattainable and consumers are often left behind. In the past, Chinese consumers did not pay much attention to water conservation when purchasing sanitary ware. However, with the gradual strengthening of people’s environmental awareness and rising water prices, whether water conservation has become an important selling point for toilets.

Compulsory standards will force water-consuming sanitary wares out. Currently, the superiority and environmental protection of water-saving sanitary wares occupy an irreplaceable position in the market, and traditional water-consuming sanitary wares will gradually withdraw from the market.

Severe drought: water-saving sanitary ware market or the fire will be a relevant person in charge of the China Building Decoration Association, said that the current domestic water-saving sanitary ware market is not yet a special standard. The technical standard of the 6-liter water toilet introduced in 2000 is the industry standard, and the industry standard is the recommended standard, not the national mandatory standard. Therefore, the water-consuming toilets that currently have more than 6 liters in the market still occupy the majority. However, with the introduction of national mandatory standards, any manufacturer must abide by this standard. Enterprises must upgrade their own products, and manufacturers that fail to meet the standards will definitely be eliminated.

Water-saving Sanitary Ware has a large market potential in China. Take Beijing as an example. There are about 80 million flush toilets in Beijing's urban areas. Of these, 200,000 toilets leak water and one year can drain away water from a water plant. The toilet flushing volume commonly used by most residents in China is about 9 to 12 liters, which is far away from the toilets that only use 3 to 4.5 liters of water.

This aspect shows that it will take time for water-saving sanitary wares to dominate the Chinese market. On the other hand, sanitary ware manufacturers have also seen the enormous business opportunities contained in them.