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Frequently Asked Questions
How is its capacity measured?
In length, not in positions.
However many people fit along it.
Rather than a count of bowls.
Which is why it absorbs a peak.
Better than a row of fixtures.
Where does that matter?
Wherever demand arrives all at once.
A stadium at half-time.
A bar at closing, a factory at shift change.
The queue is what matters there.
And a trough moves it fastest.
Which installation costs does it remove?
One waste for the whole run.
A single connection and fall.
Rather than one per fixture.
Which is simpler and cheaper.
Especially on a long run.
What is the limitation?
No division, so no privacy.
Users self-space along it.
Rather than being positioned.
So real capacity is below the arithmetic.
And some buildings will not accept it.
When are individual bowls better?
Where privacy is expected.
With modesty screens between them.
The building type usually decides.
Rather than cost.
Offices and hotels expect division.
How is it flushed?
By a spreader pipe along its length.
Timed or sensor controlled.
Distribution has to be even.
Along the whole trough.
Uneven flushing shows as streaking.
Why is stainless usual?
Durability, and cleanability.
A single fabricated trough.
Has no joints along its length.
Which a run of separate bowls does.
So there is far less to clean around.