Water Regulations Advisory Scheme

The Water Regulations Approval Scheme is a UK certification body for plumbing products and materials, helping business and consumers choose compliant products that keep water safe.

Unit 13, Willow Road
Pen-y-Fan Industrial Estate
Crumlin
WRAS
UK

Website: www.wras.co.uk
Email: info@wras.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)333 207 9030

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Agricultural premises - water supply systems: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies	2001	Withdrawn
	Agricultural premises - water supply systems: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies	2012	Current
	EPDM flexible hoses	2006	Withdrawn
	Holiday and residential parks - water supply systems: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies	2002	Current
	Pipe identification information note	2018	Withdrawn
	Prevention of the risk of backflow in the design of domestic bathrooms	2006	Current
	Recreation and sports grounds: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies, erroneous measurement and the conservation of water	2003	Current
	Stables and similar premises including livery yards, riding schools, race courses and show arenas: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies	2007	Current
	Water and waste water treatment works: prevention of contamination and waste of drinking water supplies	2002	Current
	Water quality effects of non-metallic materials in flexible hoses and water fitting components	2011	Current
	Water regulations guide (Withdrawn)	2000	Withdrawn, cited in regs
	Water supply (water fittings) regulations 1999 and the Scottish water byelaws 2004. Information on notification of proposed plumbing work	2006	Current
	Water supply (water fittings) regulations 1999 and the water byelaws 2000 (Scotland). Information on notification of proposed plumbing work	2001	Withdrawn
	Water supply (water fittings) regulations 1999 and the water bylaws 2000 (Scotland). What are they and how do they affect you	2001	Current
Approved Installation Method 08-01	Type BA device - Verifiable backflow preventer with reduced pressure zone (RPZ valve). Requirements for installation, on-site testing and maintenance. Issue 1, February 2008	2008	Withdrawn
Approved Installation Method 08-01	Type BA Device – Verifiable backflow preventer with reduced pressure zone (RPZ valve). Requirements for installation, commissioning and compliance testing of Type BA devices (RPZ valves). Issue 2, 2020	2020	Current
Approved Installation Method 9-04-02	Solder and fluxes - lead solder illegal for drinking water use	2002	Withdrawn
Approved Installation Method 9-04-02	Solder and fluxes - use of lead solder is illegal for drinking water systems. 2nd edition	2006	Withdrawn
Approved Installation Method 9-04-02	Solder and fluxes - use of lead solder is illegal for drinking water systems. 3rd edition	2012	Current
Information and Guidance Note 9-01-01	Water Regulations Advisory Scheme - WRAS, aims, organisation and constitution	2001	Withdrawn

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