Urinal

Wall-hung urinals, urinal sets with flush valve, and urinal partitions for residential bathrooms with dedicated male facilities, office washrooms, commercial restrooms, and hospitality venues in India — T21's urinal collection covers vitreous china wall-mounted urinals in designs suited to both premium residential and high-traffic commercial installation. Urinals are increasingly specified in Indian premium independent homes and luxury apartment master bathrooms as a dedicated hygiene fixture — the addition of a urinal in a master bathroom with separate shower and WC is a feature of high-end Indian residential projects in metro cities. For commercial installations, urinals significantly reduce water consumption compared to standard WC flush volumes for urinal use. GST invoice available for commercial contractors and hospitality projects. Delivered all over India, dispatched from Bengaluru within 24 hours on working days.

What minimum wall depth and structural specification does a wall-hung urinal require? A wall-hung urinal requires mounting to a solid masonry or reinforced concrete wall — it cannot be mounted to lightweight partition or drywall without a structural backing frame. The water supply inlet and waste outlet must be roughed-in at the correct height during plumbing first-fix before wall finishing. Standard urinal waste outlet height is 300mm to 400mm from the finished floor level depending on the model specification.

What is the difference between a sensor flush urinal and a manual flush urinal for Indian commercial washrooms? A sensor flush urinal uses an infrared proximity sensor to trigger an automatic flush when the user moves away — eliminating touch contact with the flush valve and significantly reducing cross-contamination in high-traffic commercial washrooms. A manual flush urinal uses a push-button or handle valve operated by the user. For Indian commercial installations, sensor flush is the preferred specification for hygiene and water management — it also prevents the flush being skipped by users, which is the primary source of odour issues in commercial urinal installations.