PRESS RELEASE

IAPMO
Online
Standards
Store
Open
for
Business

IAPMO
Online
Standards
Store
Open
for
Business

Ontario,
Calif.
— The
International
Association
of
Plumbing
and
Mechanical
Officials’
(IAPMO)
Online
Store
is
now
offering
IAPMO
Standards
for
purchase
in
an
instantly
downloadable
PDF
format.

The
following
documents
can
be
downloaded
as
eBooks
and
viewed
from
any
computer
or
Internet‐enabled
 mobile
device
(smartphone
or
tablet)
via
the
IAPMO
Online
Store
(www.iapmostore.org):

  • IAPMO/ANSI
Consensus
Standards
  • CSA/IAPMO
Harmonized
Standards
  • IAPMO
IGC
(Guide
Criteria)
  • IAPMO
PS
(Property
Standards)
  • IAPMO
TS
(Trailer
Standards)
  • IAPMO
IS
(Installation
Standards)

IAPMO
eBook
standards
are
Web‐enabled
and
annotatable
within
such
programs
as
Adobe
Acrobat,
giving
users
the
ability
to
flag
relevant
sections
and
make
notes
within
their
stored
digital
documents.

The
new
IAPMO
Online
Store
is
easily
navigated,
with
an
improved
search
function
that
enables
users
to
organize
their
standards
search
by
name
or
release
date
—
it’s
as
easy
as
search,
purchase,
download.

IAPMO
members
receive
a
20
percent
discount
on
all
standards
and
other
IAPMO
publications.

For
more
information
on
IAPMO
Standards
and/or
the
IAPMO
Online
Store,
contact
Kyle
Thompson
at
(909)
230‐5534
or
kyle.thompson@iapmo.org.

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