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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does reaching the floor matter?
It serves any height of user.
Without being installed at one.
A small child and a tall adult.
Use the same fixture.
So does a wheelchair user.
When does one replace several fixtures?
Where the public is genuinely mixed.
Schools, stadiums and terminals.
One stall covers the whole range.
Instead of two or three hung positions.
At different heights.
Is it more robust?
Yes, and for a structural reason.
The load goes straight down to the floor.
Rather than cantilevered off a wall.
There is no frame to rate.
Which suits buildings where fixtures get abused.
And the drawback?
The junction where it meets the floor.
At the wettest point in the room.
It collects and is awkward to clean.
And it is where the smell comes from.
In a poorly maintained washroom.
Can that be managed?
By sealing it properly and keeping it sealed.
It is a maintenance item, not a one-off.
The seal degrades and is cleaned over.
Inspect it rather than assuming.
It is the difference in these washrooms.
Where does the waste run?
In the floor construction, usually.
At or below floor level.
So the depth available is a constraint.
As with any low-level fixture.
Establish it at design stage.
Why stainless rather than ceramic?
Because of where these are used.
Heavy public use and rough treatment.
Ceramic chips and cracks under it.
Stainless takes impact and cleaning.
It suits the setting that suits the fixture.