Pop by a Zip water station during Brisbane Indesign and discover their latest innovation – sparkling water on tap.
May 4th, 2012
Getting involved in all the Brisbane Indesign festivities can be thirsty work.
Luckily our Platinum Event Sponsors, Zip Industries, will be on hand throughout the event keeping visitors hydrated and feeling fresh.
Three water stations will be located around the event precinct – at King Furniture on Ann Street, Fireworks Gallery on Doggett Street and Studio 34 during the official after party.

Keep an eye out for these red water stations – they will be your stopover for instant boiling and chilled water from Zip’s Hydrotaps.
The King Furniture and Studio 34 locations will also each feature a Blue Box, where an incredible new Zip HydroTap Sparkling will serve up chilled sparkling water for punters wanting bubbles!
This ’Soft Launch’ will be a sneak peek of the latest innovation from Zip, with sparkling chilled filtered water on tap as well as boiling and chilled filtered water.
Visitors to Zip’s pop up refreshment stands can also enter the draw to win a 4-day holiday for 2 to Venice, including a trip to the Venice Biennale – so stop by and you could be on your way to Italy!

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