Waterless urinals

Waterless urinals can help you dramatically reduce the amount of water you use in your washrooms – each urinal will save you around 100,000 litres of water per year, significantly cutting your water bills as well as improving your environmental credentials. Contact us for more information about how waterless urinals could help your organisation.

Seven reasons to switch to URIMAT waterless urinals

Traditional flushing urinals can use significant volumes of potable water every single day. Multiply that across multiple washrooms and multiple sites, and the scale of consumption is often far greater than organisations realise. Switching to URIMAT waterless urinals offers a practical way to address this. Below, we explore seven key reasons why more commercial buildings are making the change.

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The impact we have made with waterless urinals: water, cost and carbon savings over time

Water efficiency is often discussed in abstract terms, but its real value becomes clear when long-term data is applied. By looking back over our purchasing history and applying conservative, widely accepted assumptions, we can estimate the scale of water, financial and carbon savings delivered through the waterless urinals we have supplied since our earliest days.

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What facilities managers should ask before specifying water-saving products

Water-saving technologies are now firmly on the agenda for facilities managers. Rising utility costs, increasing pressure to meet sustainability targets and greater scrutiny around environmental performance mean that reducing water consumption is no longer optional. This checklist highlights the key questions facilities managers should ask to ensure water savings are genuine, sustainable and operationally realistic.

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Understanding the difference that design, reliability and safe cleaning make to your waterless urinals

A key differentiator for URIMAT is the use of MB ActiveCleaner, a microbiological cleaner specifically developed to keep URIMAT units hygienic, odour-free and performing at their best. Unlike some general cleaning products often recommended for competitor systems, MB ActiveCleaner has been rigorously tested and independently verified for both effectiveness and safety.

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Choosing between polycarbonate and ceramic urinals: which is best for your space?

When it comes to fitting out a washroom and installing URIMAT waterless urinals, one key decision is choosing between polycarbonate and ceramic waterless urinals. Both materials have unique characteristics, and understanding their differences can help you select the right one for your project. Whether you’re looking at ease of installation, sustainability or aesthetics, here’s a breakdown of what each material offers and when one might be more appropriate than the other.

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Upgrade your washrooms – improvements you can make whether you’re retrofitting or going for a full refit

Traditional washrooms can be extremely wasteful of both water and energy and can generate significant amounts of waste and have a substantial carbon footprint. However, this is one area of the organisation where it is possible to make very significant improvements relatively easily. Here are a range of suggestions to consider, some will be most relevant to those who are considering a washroom refit but others can easily be deployed in existing washrooms.

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