A unique gender neutral urinate only toilet that is the evolution of female sanitation, dry, safe and private and no interaction contributes towards better hygiene and end user experience.

A waterless urinal saves up to 9% of water per flush.  Urinals also significantly reduce exposure to disease, as there is no direct with a toilet seat or flush handles.

In South Africa many township schools use pit toilets, which are not only dangerous, but also unhygienic. These urinals are easily assembled, and can be an economic alternative and safer alternative to pit toilets which are currently being used in township schools. 

The male stand has a a splash back feature added onto it to prevent liquid splashing onto the walls.

The female urinal has no splash back. 

The front of the design contours in-front so that a females legs can fit comfortably when squatting to urinate.