Delta Faucet Company strengthens its regional presence in the Middle East

The water saving innovation and technology behind Delta Faucet products is especially welcomed in Oman where the demand for water is expected to grow by around 29% to 269 million cubic meters by 2018, according to a report from state-owned Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP). Delta showerheads and handshowers that meet the WaterSense requirements use 20-40 percent less water than the US industry standard . By installing a Delta water-efficient showerhead with a 5.68 lpm flow rate, the average four-person household can potentially save an estimated 38,000 litres of water per year.

"Delta Faucet Company is very excited to be entering the Omani market with the help of our distribution partner, Tameer for Ideal Projects LLC. This is a great opportunity for us to introduce ourselves to the market, to meet with prospective customers and to showcase the innovation, design and quality that Delta Faucet Company is famous for," said Ross Jackson, General Manager for Middle East & North Africa. "Our joint attendance with Tameer underlines the commitment and investment of both parties in Oman and we look forward to a successful show and a busy future together."

Delta Faucet marked its entrance into the Middle East market by opening its first regional office in the United Arab Emirates last year. Since then, the company has been working hard fortifying its regional footprint and strengthening its network across the Middle East. Delta Faucet's dedication to the region is evident through multiple partnerships with strategic distributors in Oman, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE.

Delta Faucet will be showcasing a wide range of its innovative products including the Andian, Celeste and Mandolin collections from its international line. Some of these products feature Delta Faucet's innovative designs, such as the exclusive DIAMONDTM Seal Technology, which provides a lead-free water delivery system, and H2OkineticTM showerheads, which sculpt water into a unique wave pattern, creating the feeling of more water without using more water.