Waterless urinal and outdoor sink for cabins, smallholdings and summerhouses
Wall-mounted waterless urinal for an off-grid home, farmstead, summer cabin, shepherd’s wagon, and small farm. Attaches to any wall, urine drains separately into a canister or connects to a dry toilet. No plumbing, no sewer connection.
The Pi-Pi sink hangs next to it: you supply the water yourself and the waste runs through a hose into a bucket or canister – there is no built-in tank and no pump.
Why an off-grid home needs a separate urinal
In a remote home, there is no plumbing or sewer system, and in winter any water pipe risks freezing. A dry or separation toilet (Separett, Biolan, Kildwick, Trelino) handles feces well, but its liquid waste container fills quickly and requires frequent emptying – especially if several people live or stay in the house.
Pi-Pi solves one specific part of the task: separate collection of urine by men standing, against the wall, without water. Less liquid enters the toilet: the container fills more slowly, and the contents remain drier.
Technical facts
- Material LLDPE: does not crack at −40 °C; operating range −40…+60 °C, unheated house in winter is not a problem
- Weight 1.4–1.5 kg: mounts on any wall, including thin wooden partitions and wagon walls
- Installation 5–7 minutes: no plumber, no special tools required
- Stepped nozzle Ø24/32/40 mm: fits garden hose and outlets of Separett, Biolan, Kildwick, Trelino without adapters
- Standard: closed top, for installation without ventilation
- Standard Plus: top opening Ø70 mm for connection to existing ventilation of the dry toilet
- Manufactured in Estonia (EU)
What to do with collected urine
- Garden fertiliser: some gardeners use diluted urine as a fertilizer; follow the dilution rules and proportions from official or professional recommendations in your region and plot regulations
- For disposal: canister is emptied into a cesspit or disposed of according to local rules
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Pi-Pi complements your dry toilet – it doesn’t replace it
In an off-grid cabin, on a smallholding or in a summerhouse, a dry or separating toilet handles most of the job, but its liquid container needs emptying often. Pi-Pi is a separate wall urinal: men use it standing, and the liquid drains straight into a jerrycan or the existing vent. There’s no water line to run, nothing to freeze in a pipe, and the dry toilet handles only solids.
- Separett, Biolan: fixed-install units for an off-grid cabin – the Standard bottom outlet to a holding tank, the Ø70 mm top inlet on Standard Plus into the existing vent
- Kildwick, Trelino: drain into a jerrycan or compost chamber, vent through Ø70 mm without an adapter
- Soakaway or compost: Pi-Pi connects via its stepped outlet to any gravity-fed run
Seamless connection: the stepped outlet Ø24/32/40 mm meets the run already there, and the Ø70 mm top inlet on Standard Plus meets the existing ventilation duct without an adapter.
Frequently asked questions
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Mart Tamm
Account Manager for United Kingdom
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