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Waterway Plastics is a family-owned American manufacturer of pool and spa components and equipment, operating from a fully integrated U.S. facility. Its catalog spans pumps, filters, control systems, skimmers, jets and hydrotherapy parts, air systems, lighting, and NSF-approved white goods. The website serves two audiences: industry professionals who browse by category or part number, and homeowners who need help identifying a replacement part or finding a local dealer.
What Waterway Plastics makes
The product range covers the major components of a residential pool or spa water system. According to the site's own category structure, the main groups are:
| Category | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Pumps | Pool and spa pumps |
| Filters & Filter Systems | Cartridge filter systems and related filtration equipment |
| Controls | Control systems for water systems |
| Skimmers / Skim Filters | Skim filters, including the 100 Sq. Ft. Roadster Skim Filter |
| Jets & Hydrotherapy | Spa jets and hydrotherapy components |
| Air Systems | Air system components for spas |
| Lighting | Spa lighting and light accessories |
| Ells / Tees / Wyes | Plumbing fittings such as 45° and 90° pool ells |
| White goods | NSF-approved white goods |
The company describes itself as delivering "innovative, high quality pool and spa products," and its featured products on the homepage include the Roadster Skim Filter, the TWM Cartridge Filter System, pool ells, and spa light accessories. These examples show the catalog mixes complete systems with small replacement fittings — useful if you are sourcing either a full unit or a single part.
Who the site is for
The site splits its audience explicitly:
- Trade and professional buyers can browse components by category or by part number, which matters when matching an existing installation rather than choosing a new product.
- Homeowners get a dedicated entry point with three actions: find a dealer, review warranty, and check safety/recall information. The site frames this around a specific need — "finding the right replacement part."
If you are a homeowner, the practical path is the dealer locator rather than direct product selection, since the site positions dealers as the route to replacement parts and product support.
Resources beyond the product catalog
The site groups support material under a Resources/Support area with four tools:
- Downloads Center — digital catalogs and brochures for exploring products and specifications.
- Warranty — product registration, warranty coverage details, and recall information.
- Sales Rep Locator — find your regional sales representative for product questions and support.
- Find a Dealer — locate a local seller, aimed at homeowners.
For anyone specifying equipment, the Downloads Center is the place to confirm specifications before purchase, since the catalog pages themselves present products by category rather than as a full spec sheet.
How to use the site
- If you know the part: browse by part number to match an existing component.
- If you know the category: start from the product categories (pumps, filters, controls, etc.) and narrow down.
- If you need specifications: go to the Downloads Center for catalogs and brochures.
- If you need a replacement as a homeowner: use Find a Dealer, and check the Warranty page for coverage or recall status.
- If you need regional support: use the Sales Rep Locator.
What the site does not tell you
The available site information does not list prices, so you cannot compare cost from the website alone — pricing would come through a dealer or sales representative. It also does not state whether an account or login is required for downloads or warranty registration. For current pricing, availability, and ordering terms, contact a dealer or your regional sales rep.