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Any have experience of domestic urinals?

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Hi, this is my first post - might not be my last one :) I'm thinking of putting in a domestic urinal in a new bathroom. I'm a bit confused about what direction to go in. From what I've seen so far, there seems to be two choices Normal and Waterless. If I go for a 'Normal' urinal, are there any reasonably priced water controls? (rf / infra-red seem very expensive) and can the cistern be embed in a stud wall? (but not sure how deep these are) ... or, if I go for a Waterless one, Is it clean/odourless? and is the deodourising gubbins economical? Anyone with experience of either of these two types please chip in. The builders are on-site are I type... :D Thanks, Kenny
 
Save your money and on the odd occasion you over do the drinking use the wardrobe like every one else.
 
Heh, witty wiity :grin:

TBH, the wife wants it more than me. Maybe she's telling me my aim is poor...
 
Kendo said:
Heh, witty wiity :grin:

TBH, the wife wants it more than me. Maybe she's telling me my aim is poor...
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Or maybe she is trying to tell you something else lol
Only kidding
up to you but look silly in domestic bathroom
 
Yep had a pee in one last week.

No seriously they are a PITA to fit and expensive as you must really use chrome pipe and fittings.
 
Cistermiser's are good and cheap (three different ones for different pressures)

Justlead #2. Not just me then :D
 
A few years ago a mate of mine had a good night in the the pub and went home to bed , he woke up in the middle of the night , peed out of the window and went back to bed .
Trouble was in the morning he found out that he had forgotten to open the window !!!!!!!!!
He was not very popular .......
 
maybe a foriegn one were u can flush would be better, are they even allowed over here though? cannot see a prob if you use backflow prevention, but are they available?
 
i know someone who peed on the radiator middle of a winters night.

the heating come on at 6am.............. not very nice
 
Thanks for the comments folks. Doesn't sound like a popular idea, but beware of the rise of the urinal! You heard it here first :)
 
I don't think a urinal will help the old aim problem anyway, think of the urine lake in public toilets.
 
Off the top of my head you cannot fit a direct flush urinal in a domestic environment.
 
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