Description
The 3Monkeez Wall Hung Trough Urinal is a continuous trough urinal for commercial and high traffic bathrooms, supplied in six lengths: 600mm, 900mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm and 2400mm.
A trough handles throughput in a way individual bowls cannot. The same wall run that would take two ceramic bowls will take a 1200mm trough serving three users, and there is a single fitting to clean rather than several. That combination of capacity and cleanability is why troughs remain standard specification in schools, sporting clubs, function venues, workshops and public amenities.
Length should be chosen against expected peak load rather than average use — a bathroom that empties at half time or at the end of a shift needs capacity for that moment, not for the rest of the day.
Features
- Continuous trough design, wall hung
- Six lengths: 600mm, 900mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm and 2400mm
- Single fitting serves multiple users
- Fewer joints and crevices than individual bowls
- Suits schools, clubs, function venues, workshops and public facilities
- 3Monkeez — Australian commercial sanitaryware manufacturer
- Trade and project pricing available
Lengths: 600mm, 900mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm or 2400mm (select at checkout)
Mounting: Wall hung
Application: Commercial and high traffic bathrooms
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About wall hung commercial urinals
A wall hung trough urinal is specified where throughput matters more than privacy — schools, sporting clubs, function venues, workshops and public facilities. A single continuous trough handles several users at once in the same wall length that two or three individual bowls would occupy, and there are far fewer joints and crevices to clean.
Stainless steel is the standard material for commercial installations because it survives what a public bathroom does to a fitting: heavy cleaning chemicals, high traffic, and the occasional bit of vandalism. It does not craze, chip or absorb odour the way glazed ceramic can once the glaze is damaged.
Length determines capacity, so specify against expected peak load rather than average use. Flushing arrangements, waste position and any privacy divisions should be settled at the same time — they are far cheaper to build in than to retrofit.
