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Commercial Toilets and Urinals

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About Commercial Toilets and Urinals products

A pleasant restroom environment is essential in maintaining morale and is not an area in which to cut corners. ArchiPro features only the very best commercial toilets and urinals in Australia, all sourced from trusted suppliers. It helps you see the latest, most innovative and comfortable options in the market that will add real value to your business. From sleek back wall toilets to waterless urinals, these products represent the very best the market has to offer. They are an important part of a wider range of high quality commercial restroom products available on ArchiPro.

Restrooms are an important requirement and feature of any business or establishment. Commercial toilets and urinals are a crucial element of any comfortable bathroom environment, fixtures that are highly valued by all. ArchiPro features a great range of commercial toilets and urinals, all sourced from trusted and reputable suppliers in Australia.

Commercial toilets and urinals for Australian bathrooms

A commercial bathroom fit-out may include pedestal toilet pans and urinals to suit different room layouts.

Types of commercial toilets and urinals

Low-level toilets

In a low-level toilet, the cistern is situated above the pan. A short plastic pipe connects the toilet to the cistern.

Close-coupled toilets

Close-coupled toilets have a cistern on the backside of the pan. The cistern has a handle, lever or push buttons for the flush right next to the hand towel dispensers.

Back to wall toilet

The cistern is concealed behind a panel or the wall in a back-to-wall toilet. The panel is there to hide the cistern and waste pipes. A very popular type for commercial buildings in Australia. 

Wall hung toilet

The wall-hung option has the cistern concealed inside a wall panel. Suspended off the floor using wall brackets, they have a modern and luxurious appeal.

Trough urinal

A trough urinal allows is a space-efficient option, widely used at large venues as a commercial urinal solution.

Bucket urinals

The bucket urinal comes in a variety of shapes and is the most common urinal option in Australia. They are mainly manufactured using porcelain. However, they can be made up of plastic, polished wood or even metal.

Against the wall urinals

This urinal is a lot like a wall-mounted toilet. The drains are on the floor, and the urinal is attached to a wall.

The advantages of high-quality commercial toilets and urinals

Investing in high-quality toilets and urinals should be a business priority the frequency of their use on a daily basis, especially in large offices. High quality products are functional, durable and last for years without showing signs of wear and tear. High quality toilets and urinals are also easier to clean and more comfortable to sit on. Made from a higher standard of materials, they’ll also require less ongoing maintenance saving you on costs for general upkeep over the long term.

How to choose commercial toilets & urinals that are right for you

Whether you’re buying a commercial toilet or urinal, you should always consider a few crucial factors. These include how many people will be using it, how much space you have, the features that you want and the style and look you want it to have. No matter what your needs and requirements are, you’ll find appropriate solutions to suit. Trough urinals are a great option to save space while bucket urinals give a more luxurious feel. Similarly, wall hung toilets look modern and striking while a close-coupled toilet is a tried and tested choice that you’ll be able to rely on. Understanding your priorities will help guide you in the right direction for your final choice.

How many toilets are required in a commercial building?        

This depends on the number of employees. Generally, according to the requirements, you need two toilets for 16–35 employees, three toilets for 36–55 employees, and four toilets for 56–80 employees.

What is the difference between a commercial toilet and a residential toilet?

The main difference between commercial and residential toilets is that commercial toilets don't have their tank on the back, so they take up less physical space in the bathroom and require less cleaning.

Are commercial toilets bigger?

While commercial toilets need more or ‘bigger’ plumbing to manage all the water, the toilets themselves are not bigger.