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Showing posts with label novelty urinals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label novelty urinals. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Funky Find Of The Week: 'Kisses' Urinal

the "Kisses" Urinal

Photo: Jeroen Voolstra and Coen Dekkers

Design: Meike van Schijndel for Bathroom Mania.

'Kisses!' is the first Bathroom Mania! product that is for sale! The urinal is engineered to European standards; please review the specifications to ensure the urinal can be installed at your location.

Two variants are available: a top- and a wall-inlet. Check to see which variant meets your wishes best.

Worldwide delivery has started and the first owners all say: Kisses looks fantastic!
Material: Ceramic.
Colours: Red, White and Salmon.
Dimensions: +/- 380x415x600mm (wxdxh)
Inlet: EU 35mm, back- and top inlet available.
Outlet: 50mm, outlet will be inside the urinal and can be connected to both a back- as well as a bottom-siphon.

Buy it here.

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Talk About Pissing on Religion: China Unveils World's Largest Bathroom



above: Virgin Mary Themed Urinals

Anyone who has traveled to the Middle Kingdom would agree that the country's public restroom facilities leave a lot to be desired. Well, in Chongqing, a city of 31 million people in south-central China, they've had enough. Not content with the rudimentary squat units found everywhere in China, the city has pursued some innovative ideas that are meant to make the experience not just easier, but a little more fun.

First came round, open air urinals on the city's infamous "Foreigners Street," featuring tiny waist screens that left little to the imaginations of passers-by (below):



Then came news of outdoor sinks, pictured below, that made the hand-washing experience, um, different.



Now comes news that the city has opened the world's largest restroom. The four-story, 1,000-stall facility features TVs, a soothing soundtrack piped throughout, crocodile- and Virgin Mary-themed urinals, and stalls with no roofs for those who prefer to relieve themselves al fresco. Says a local government official:

"We are spreading toilet culture.... After they use the bathroom [people] will be very, very happy."

You can't argue with that.

 
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