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MICAWA wall-hung ceramic urinal for commercial washrooms

Urinal Manufacturer

Wall-hung and sensor ceramic urinals for commercial and public washrooms. One-piece and smart toilets remain on the toilet category page.

Current ceramic urinal models

Browse wall-hung urinals, including sensor-flush models. Dimensions and installation information are shown where provided.

Commercial Urinals Engineered for Hygiene and Water Efficiency

MICAWA commercial urinals combine vitrified ceramic construction, easy-clean glazing, low-volume flushing and flexible installation options for high-traffic washrooms.

High-Temperature Vitrified Ceramic

High-pressure casting and an 18-hour firing cycle at 1,280°C create a dense, fully vitrified ceramic body for demanding commercial environments.

1,280°C Firing18-Hour Firing CycleHigh-Pressure Casting

Antibacterial Easy-Clean Surface

A secondary high-temperature glazing process creates a smooth microcrystalline surface with water absorption of no more than 0.5%.

Microcrystalline Glaze≤0.5% Water AbsorptionEasy-Clean Surface

Ultra-Low Water Consumption

Selected urinal configurations use as little as 0.5 litres per flush, helping reduce water consumption by up to 62.5% under the relevant comparison conditions.

As Low as 0.5 L per FlushUp to 62.5% Water Savings

Efficient Inner-Wall Rinsing

Engineered water distribution covers up to 96% of the inner wall, while a waste outlet of at least 19 mm supports dependable drainage.

96% Inner-Wall Coverage≥19 mm Waste Outlet

Durable Ceramic Construction

The ceramic body achieves a flexural failure load of at least 0.22 kN, supporting stable performance in commercial washroom applications.

≥0.22 kN Flexural Failure LoadFully Vitrified Ceramic

Flexible Installation and Flush Control

Depending on the selected model and project configuration, options include top or rear water inlets, wall or floor drainage, and sensor, manual or foot-operated flushing.

Top / Rear InletWall / Floor DrainageSensor / Manual / Foot Control
Worker finishing ceramic sanitary ware in the MICAWA production workshop

Ceramic urinals from the same sanitary-ware system

MICAWA produces ceramic urinals in the same sanitary-ceramic system used for toilets and basins: raw-material processing, forming, glazing, firing, grading, inspection, packaging and warehousing.

The company-reported sanitary ceramic capacity is 600,000 pieces per year. Model-level inlet, drainage and flush-control options are confirmed against the project brief.

200,000 m²
Current company-reported manufacturing base
2 × 123 m
Automatic ceramic tunnel kilns
1,280°C / 18 h
Controlled ceramic firing cycle
600,000 pcs/year
Sanitary ceramic capacity
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Urinals for commercial and public washrooms

Use the project route that matches the washroom type, then confirm inlet, drainage and control details before quotation.

Hotel & commercial washrooms

Coordinate urinals with toilets and basins for public washroom zones in hotels and commercial buildings.

Hotel & commercial washrooms

Public & engineering washrooms

Prepare quantities, spacing and installation inputs for high-traffic public and engineering facilities.

Public engineering washrooms

Sanitary ware range

Return to toilets, urinals and ceramic basins when the RFQ covers more than one sanitary-ceramic family.

Sanitary ware overview

Urinal sourcing questions

Questions specific to commercial urinal inlet, drainage and flush-control decisions.

What urinal products does MICAWA currently supply?

The current public range includes wall-hung ceramic urinals, including models with integrated sensor flushing. Model availability, dimensions and installation drawings are confirmed through inquiry.

What information is needed for a urinal quotation?

Share the washroom type, expected quantity, inlet and drainage positions, flush-control preference, power conditions where applicable, destination market and any branding or packaging needs.

Are these urinals for residential bathrooms?

The listed urinals are intended for commercial and public washrooms. Guest-room and residential toilet programs should start with the toilet category covering one-piece and smart toilets.

When should urinals be scheduled separately from toilets and basins?

Use a separate urinal schedule when inlet, drainage, sensor control, partitions, power or public-washroom quantities need their own approval and delivery tracking.

Which urinal features require project-specific feasibility review?

Review inlet and drainage positions, flush-control method, sensor power, fixing conditions, spacing, documentation and any non-standard finish or branding requirement.

Tell us the washroom layout for your urinal program

Send inlet and drainage positions, flush-control preference, quantity, destination market and any sensor power conditions. MICAWA will confirm current models and the next evaluation step.

Inlet · Drainage · Flush control · Quantity · Target market

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