Urinals

A urinal at home still surprises people. It shouldn't. It uses less water than a toilet, needs less floor space, and gives a small cloakroom one object worth looking at. Skullpot makes the only skull urinal in the world, cast in real sanitary ceramic – not resin, not painted plastic. The English search is for unique urinals and weird urinals. That is exactly what these eight pieces are, with the plumbing of a normal wall-hung model.

Water supply, flush, mounting

Every Skullpot urinal ships with an automatic sensor flush. Nothing extra to buy. The water connection is the standard one for a wall-hung urinal; any plumber who has fitted a regular model can fit this one. Mounting follows the Geberit centres: 25 cm on the large urinal, 20 cm on the small. No special frame, no custom waste.

Two sizes, four finishes

The large urinal is 76.6 × 39.5 × 35.4 cm and 22.2 kg – the piece for a bar, a club, or a guest bathroom that should carry the room. The small one is 58.5 × 31.5 × 32.5 cm and 14.3 kg, for a tight wall. Both come in glossy black, matt black, glossy white and gold. Colour is fired into the glaze, not painted on, so it does not wear off in daily use.

Home cloakroom or hospitality

At home a urinal takes the pressure off the only toilet and keeps the seat cleaner. In hospitality it is the object guests photograph. Same eight models, same ceramic, same connection. What changes is how often it is used – and how often you wipe it. A soft cloth after cleaning is enough, especially on the glossy finishes.

Eight unique skull urinals, one of a kind worldwide, 24-month guarantee, free shipping to 43 countries. If you want to see one before you buy: five showrooms – three in Switzerland, one in Poland, one in Los Angeles.