Commercial Toilets
Commercial toilets are designed for durability and dependable performance in high-traffic restrooms. From tankless flushometer systems to efficient water usage, these fixtures support reliable operations in demanding environments. Options include floor- and wall-mounted toilets and water closets and bidets to meet a variety of facility needs.
Toilet Parts
Bathroom supplies include toilet parts, flush kits, and valve kits. KaTom offers a large selection of parts and accessories for your operation.
Commercial Urinals
Commercial urinals include wall-mounted, flush valve, and waterless fixtures for efficient restroom flow in restaurants, offices, and public facilities.
Water Closets
Find a commercial water closet that fits your restroom setup. Compare toilet bowl styles, flow rates, mounting options, and plumbing compatibility.
Bidets
Commercial businesses and other operations can install bidet toilet seats that provide guests with the clean comfort and environmental consciousness of a bidet.
Toilet Bowl System
Toilet bowl systems combine bowls, tanks, and flush valves for commercial restroom installation.
Commercial Toilets For Sale
What You Need to Know
Commercial toilets and urinals are different from residential toilets because of their flushometer valves. This tankless system connects directly to the water line rather than using tanks. Handles must be operable with one hand to meet ADA requirements.
Touchless sensors provide hygienic conditions by reducing cross contamination. Automated flush valves deliver precise water usage, reducing water waste and operating in a fashion that's simple for children and the elderly to use. Automatic flushing prevents odor buildup, keeps toilets cleaner, and increases hygiene.
Key Highlights
- Commercial toilets differ from residential toilets
- Urinals increase capacity and decrease wait times in commercial bathrooms
- Clean and sanitize commercial toilets at least once daily
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Toilets
How are commercial toilets different from residential toilets?
Commercial toilets are designed to withstand high traffic. They feature tankless flushometer systems that provide consistent flushes. Manual and touchless toilets must be ADA-compliant and comply with EPA water usage standards.
What are the basic parts of a commercial toilet?
The basic parts of a commercial toilet are:
- Flushometer valve: Regulates water release and includes the handle assembly and vacuum breaker
- Toilet bowl: Can be wall or floor mounted
- Supply and installation components: These parts ensure the toilet is safely secured and the water supply is connected
- Toilet bowl: Designed for heavy use and sanitation
When should urinals be used instead of toilets in a commercial restroom?
Commercial urinals are used in restrooms to increase capacity, decrease wait times, and conserve water in high-traffic areas.
How often should commercial toilets be serviced?
Clean and sanitize commercial toilets at least once daily. High-traffic operations require more frequent cleaning. Schedule plumbing and equipment inspections weekly or monthly.
How are toilets and bidets different?
Toilets are designed for waste disposal, while bidets use water spray for cleaning oneself.
Trusted Brands for Commercial Toilets and Urinals
- Kohler: Manufactures kitchen and bath products for commercial use
- American Standard: Designs plumbing for kitchens and bathrooms forcommercial use
- Zurn Industries: Known for commercial drainage systems, plumbing fixtures, and water control systems
- Sloan: Invented the flushometer, a tankless valve commonly used on toilets and urinals
