Urinal wax rings, seals, and gaskets help form water-tight connections to prevent leaks around urinals. They seal the connection between the urinal and flush valve or between the urinal and the wall or floor. These plastic or rubber rings can deteriorate over time and typically need replacement when they leak or fail to block odors from sewer gas.

Urinal drains and strainers help prevent clogs by stopping debris from entering waste lines. They have holes that allow liquid to pass through while keeping out large, solid particles. These strainers fit into a drain to filter out debris.

Urinal flanges connect the outlet of a urinal to a waste line. These fittings are used when installing new urinals or replacing cracked or corroded flanges in existing installations.

Urinal mounting brackets fasten to a wall to provide a connection point for hanging urinals. A typical installation requires two or more brackets to support the urinal.