Dawes Point sits at the southern end of the Harbour Bridge beside The Rocks. Lower Fort Street contains historic terraces and former workers’ accommodation, while Walsh Bay’s wharves have been adapted for apartments, theatres and hospitality. The point’s dual name, Dawes Point / Tar-Ra, recognises another part of this harbourside locality’s history.
Choose a drinking water arrangement for your kitchen, or consider filtration across household outlets. Jean-Paul reviews the proposed equipment position, supply connections and relevant heritage or building arrangements before confirming installation. The selected system is supplied and fitted with a clear explanation of its use and the annual care supporting its lifetime warranty.
Drinking water in an adapted wharf apartment
Walsh Bay includes apartments created from former port buildings. Kitchen filtration concentrates the choice on daily drinking and cooking water: Pure Flow retains the mixer as the outlet, while reverse osmosis provides a dedicated purified water tap with the equipment located beneath the sink.