Introducing specify.caroma.com.au – A new unique space for professionals

Australian bathroomware brand Caroma has launched a new unique space for industry professionals. Specify.caroma.com.au is now Caroma’s one stop destination for all specification needs.

BY Tess Ritchie

March 13th, 2015

The site features a number of great tools for architects, designers, specifiers, developers and builders; these include a unique specification tool, complete BIM model library and all the latest product information. To make finding the right project solution even easier, the site also hosts a number of case studies and application packages detailing products to suit a range of commercial projects.

To make finding the right project solution even easier, the site also hosts a number of case studies and application packages detailing products to suit a range of commercial projects.

Visit specify.caroma.com.au to discover more

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