Waterless urinals for commercial office buildings
Office washrooms see predictable weekday traffic across many floors. For owners and property managers, that repetition makes urinal flushing an easy line to measure — and a fixture decision that scales across a building.
Common pain points
- Water and sewer chargesOntario municipalities bill water and wastewater per cubic metre. Flushing urinals on every floor add to both lines of the bill.
- Tenant complaintsRunning valves, odour and out-of-order fixtures turn into tenant service requests that building operators must answer.
- Sustainability and certification goalsOwners pursuing building certifications or ESG reporting look for measurable water reductions in common areas.
- Stacked washrooms, shared risersRepeated floor plates make it practical to assess one typical washroom and apply the findings across the stack.
A practical approach
- Assess a typical floorWe start with one representative washroom, then extend the findings to similar floors to keep the assessment efficient.
- Coordinate with your cleaning contractWaterless urinals rely on routine cleaning with compatible products and scheduled trap replacement, so the janitorial contractor should be part of the plan.
- Model by occupancyBadge data or occupancy counts give a better estimate of daily uses than a headcount alone, especially with hybrid work.
Estimating usage: With hybrid work, use actual average occupancy for weekdays and set operating days to about 250–260. Open the calculator
What we'll ask in the assessment
- How many floors and urinals?
- What is current weekday occupancy?
- Who provides janitorial services?
- Are there certification or ESG targets for water?
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