Waterless-urinal flanges, gaskets, and hardware are components for installing and repairing urinals. Flanges fit between the urinal outlet and the drainpipe to connect a waterless urinal to a waste line. These fittings are often used to retrofit a connection when installing a waterless urinal. Gaskets are rubber or plastic rings that form a seal on the urinal flange. They deteriorate over time and may need replacement when they leak. Hardware includes fasteners that mount urinals in place and ferrules that seal and reinforce joints between urinal components. This hardware is used for installing new urinals, reattaching existing urinals after making repairs, and replacing hardware that has cracked, corroded, or no longer seats properly due to stripped threads.

These tools remove cartridges from waterless urinals. They're used to aid cartridge replacements as part of routine waterless-urinal maintenance.

Waterless-urinal sealants keep odors contained within waste lines to help maintain a pleasant atmosphere in restrooms. These liquids form a barrier atop a urinal trap or cartridge that allows urine to drain into the waste line while stopping sewer gases from rising out of it. They slowly drain away with each use of the urinal and can be reapplied as needed to restore the barrier.

Waterless-urinal cleaners and accessories keep urinals clean and ease sealant refilling. The cleaners are formulated specifically for waterless urinals to allow cleaning without damaging fixture surfaces or depleting sealants. They remove stains, control odors, and help prevent grime buildup. Accessories are used for applications such as measuring sealant to provide the right amount for refilling.

Waterless-urinal cartridges and drain inserts trap debris and sediment to prevent clogged waste lines. They fit into urinal drains to filter urine and direct it into the drainpipe. The cartridges are typically used with sealants to keep solids out of the drain and block odors from rising out of the waste line.