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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is height the specification?
Because it decides who can use it.
Children need a lower position.
Accessible use needs a specific height.
And adults need the standard one.
The same bowl serves all three.
What sets the height?
The frame behind the wall.
Not the bowl, which is the same.
The carrier fixes the fixture centres.
And the waste connection height.
So the frame is what you specify.
What does the clear floor gain?
Nothing standing on it to work around.
So a machine runs the whole length.
In a washroom that gets wet and hosed.
It is the biggest difference in effort.
Between hung and floor-standing.
How is a row set out?
At the frames, before boarding.
Bowl tops level, spacing even.
Each at its intended height.
All fixed when the frames go in.
Because the connections are built in.
Can a badly set row be corrected?
Not without opening the wall.
The waste and supply are behind it.
So the bowl cannot move far.
A row set out by eye.
Stays wrong for the building's life.
How is privacy provided?
By modesty screens between positions.
Not by the bowl itself.
They are a separate specification.
And the spacing has to allow for them.
From the start, not afterwards.
Must there be a prewall behind it?
It needs a carrier and a void.
Either as a built prewall.
Or as a urinal sanitary module.
Which brings its own void.
Where the wall has none.