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When I first read this I saw dual height crapper and was thinking well that's pretty cool
Okay I'm in we should probably make this thing kind of leak proof as well
My friend's house used to have one in their bathroom it was pretty cool there are residential ones out there
Friends bought a house that had a detached office across a breezeway. Office had a sink and urinal. Extra height and no chunks allowed plumbing connection without a pump. They are turning that into a gym and the wife wants a toilet. Conversion will be expensive.
Does a urinal use a lot less water than small flush on dual flush toilet? What is the upside? Dont need to remember to put seat down?
Cleaner than standing to pee at a toilet. Probably uses less water
Marble floors and misguided urine doesn't work well. Marble is porous and there's no way of getting rid of the stains. I imagine a urinal is better than a crapper, especially if you get a urinal with a fly painted on the inside. Having a target apparently helps.
The cycle of life. Water in, water out. Might as well save some time and space.
When I was studying architecture at Humber someone came across a specification stating women's urinals to be installed. We never figured that one out.
They exist, I just dont know of any installed in canada. The design pictured seems ridiculous as they'd have to drop trou to their ankles like a small child. If made more like a bomb drop, they could be less exposed.
I've mentioned here before how decades ago in Europe we somewhere and there was a huge line for the "womens". A little old lady came in beside me hitched up her skirt and got it done.
No cooktop ventilation? How do you find that works?
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