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Frequently Asked Questions
What problem does it solve?
A wall with no service void.
Solid external walls and party walls.
Or a structural column behind.
The module brings its own void.
Only where the fixture is.
Why not just build a prewall?
It is often out of proportion.
A wall-length construction.
For one or two fixtures.
The module is local to the urinal.
And needs no building work.
What flush arrangements come with it?
Complete, and already connected.
A concealed cistern or a flushing valve.
The pipework and the actuation.
Manual or sensor operated.
Nothing is improvised on site.
Why is sensor flushing easier here?
Because the provision is designed in.
Power or battery position included.
Sensor alignment already set.
And access to change a battery.
All of which get improvised in a site frame.
Can several be run together?
Yes, side by side as a bank.
With the void continuous behind them.
Which looks like a full prewall.
Without any of the construction.
Common in commercial washrooms.
Is the setting out better?
Usually, and noticeably so.
A factory unit fixes the positions.
So a bank lines up by construction.
A row of site-fixed frames often does not.
That is what people see first.
What is gained underneath?
A floor that runs unbroken.
Beneath the whole bank.
Nothing standing on it to clean round.
In a high-use washroom that shows.
It is the usual reason for hanging them.