Urinals

Flush models rinse the bowl with water after use. These can have either manual or automatic flushing. A urinal system can bring together the bowl, flush control and waste connection for a coordinated installation.

Waterless products don’t require a flush to remove excess waste with great water savings to be had.

Wall hung options are installed around waist height and often afford more privacy.

Floor mounted models typically have a wider catchment area, staying cleaner throughout the day.

Once your new unit is installed, it should last for decades. By buying a high-quality product, you can be assured that you won’t be plagued with leaking connections, cracked porcelain or rusting pipes. A stainless urinal can suit high-use amenities where straightforward cleaning is a priority.

A high-quality product saves both time and money, as a higher end option both functions better and requires less maintenance and fewer repairs. When you need to be sure that your product won’t break and cause a mess, it’s worth spending a little extra for that peace of mind.

The first thing to consider is the room in which it will be installed. It should both suit the decor of the room and not take up too much space. If there’s limited room, a single wall hung option will take up less space than a floor mounted model.

Secondly, consider how many users are likely to need them at any given time. If your bathroom is in a busy building or area, a trough style option might be better suited as multiple people can use the product at the same time.