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Caravan sink and waterless urinal that fit a thin van partition

Wall-mounted waterless urinal for campervans, motorhomes, converted minibuses, and glamping cabins. Urine flows through a hose into a separate container. No plumbing, no pump.

Why the cassette and separating toilet in a campervan fill up quickly

In a campervan, the main volume in the toilet is liquid. The cassette toilet needs to be emptied at a dump station or roadside restroom, which is the worst part of the trip. A compact separating toilet (Trelino, BOXIO, CompoCloset) reduces the problem, but its small liquid waste capacity still fills up.

Pi-Pi takes on this part and works alongside the toilet, not instead of it: men use the urinal standing up, against the wall, without water, and the liquid goes into a separate container. Less liquid enters the cassette or composting chamber, so they fill up more slowly; how much slower depends on the number of people and how you use the toilet.

Technical facts

  • Weight 1.4–1.5 kg: the urinal is lightweight; on thin cladding or plywood partitions, it should be mounted to a stud or reinforcement to withstand accidental pressure
  • Material LLDPE: operating range −40…+60 °C – suitable for an unheated van in winter and summer heat within these limits
  • Installation without a plumber and special tools
  • Stepped nozzle Ø24/32/40 mm: cut to fit your flexible hose into the container; if the hose diameter does not match any step, an adapter is needed
  • Standard: closed top, for installation without ventilation – optimal if you don’t need to run a pipe through the roof
  • Standard Plus: upper opening Ø70 mm for connecting to a ventilation channel, for example, with an outlet through the roof
  • Standard Corner: corner model for a tight van corner, mounts directly into the corner without a mounting plate; upper port Ø70 mm, like the Standard Plus, weight 1.4 kg

What to do with collected urine

  • To the dump station: the separate container is emptied without the hassle of a heavy cassette
  • As a plant feed: diluted urine is sometimes used as a fertilizer; follow official or professional recommendations for your region on dilution ratios and rules

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Pi-Pi gives your campervan toilet a separate liquid circuit

The Thetford cassette toilet or a separating toilet in a campervan accumulates a lot of liquid, and emptying the cassette remains the most unpleasant task on the road. Pi-Pi is a separate wall-mounted urinal that works alongside the toilet, not instead of it: men use it standing up, and urine flows through a hose into a separate container. The cassette fills up more slowly; how much slower depends on the number of people and how you use the toilet.

  • Trelino, BOXIO: compact models for van life; Pi-Pi collects liquid separately, so their capacity fills up more slowly
  • Kildwick, CompoCloset (Cuddy): lower drain Standard goes into a separate container, and the upper port Ø70 mm on Standard Plus and Standard Corner connects to ventilation
  • Cassette toilet: Pi-Pi relieves the cassette, so you have to empty it less often

Installation on a thin partition: the urinal is lightweight, but on thin cladding or plywood, it should be mounted to a stud or reinforcement (backing, block) – the mounting must withstand not only the weight but also accidental pressure.

Frequently asked questions

Yes: the waterless urinal collects urine separately and diverts it via a hose into a separate container, so less liquid enters the cassette and it fills up more slowly. The urinal complements the cassette toilet rather than replacing it. For tight corners, there is Standard Corner.
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How often to empty the canister depends on its volume and the number of users: a guideline is once every 1–2 weeks for one user. Empty it in advance, before it fills up, and rinse the canister with water.
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With a closed container and a clean hose, the Pi-Pi waterless urinal does not smell: urine immediately goes into the container. In an enclosed space, ventilation through a Ø70 mm port helps. If an odor does appear, check the hose, container, and filter screen.
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Water drains passively through an outlet Ø24/32/40 mm into a bucket or canister under the sink or via a hose to wherever you direct it. The Pi-Pi sink has no built-in tank or pump; you supply the water yourself.
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The waterless urinal is designed for standing use, so it is used by men and boys. The benefit is shared: the liquid goes into a separate container, and the toilet used by the whole family fills up more slowly.
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Mart Tamm

Mart Tamm

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