Stainless Steel Toilets for Public, Commercial and Industrial Use

Jawdah Industrial Co. manufactures stainless steel toilets for projects that need durable, hygienic and easy-to-clean sanitary fixtures. The range is made from deep-drawing 304 stainless steel and is offered in squat and western designs to meet Saudi market requirements.

This category page explains the toilet types listed by Jawdah, what data is published for each, and how to choose between them. Detailed product pages cover the squat toilet and the western WC toilet, with separate pages for floor-mounted and wall-hung mounting.

A stainless steel toilet is a sanitary fixture whose bowl or pan is formed from stainless steel sheet instead of glazed ceramic. The material does not chip or crack under impact the way vitreous china can, and its non-porous surface can be cleaned repeatedly with standard sanitary cleaners.

For this reason stainless steel toilets are widely used where fixtures face heavy traffic, rough treatment or intensive cleaning: factories and labour accommodation, schools, mosques and public washrooms, transport and service facilities, and industrial sites.

Jawdah's range covers the two main user formats, the squat toilet and the western WC, both made from deep-drawing 304 stainless steel.

The statements below are taken from Jawdah's product data for the toilet range.

• Range material: 304 stainless steel, formed by deep drawing.
• Designs: squat (Arabic) and western (WC) types.
• Designed to meet Saudi market requirements.
• Squat toilet: dimension 62X64, hole size 4”, stainless steel thickness 1 mm.
• Uses: factories, public facilities, schools, industrial sites, commercial buildings.
• WC toilets: suitable for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, public restrooms, schools and other high-traffic areas.
• Squat toilet documents: System Catalogue, Technical Data Sheet, tests available in hard copy.

Four toilet pages sit under this category. Two of them, squat and western, carry Jawdah product statements. Floor-mounted and wall-hung describe how a toilet is fixed to the building; Jawdah confirms the specific models and data for those mounting options on request.

The table summarises what is published for each type so that specifiers know where a request for data will be needed.

Jawdah lists factories, public facilities, schools, industrial sites, commercial buildings and projects that require strong and hygienic sanitary products as uses for its stainless steel toilets.

In Saudi Arabia, many public and workplace washrooms provide both squat and western fixtures so that users can choose. A typical block in a factory, a school or a service station might combine squat pans in most cubicles with a WC in at least one, which is why Jawdah offers both designs from one material platform.

Jawdah states that its squat and WC toilets are made from deep-drawing 304 stainless steel. Deep drawing presses a flat blank into a die so that the pan is formed in one piece, without welded seams in the wetted area where dirt and bacteria could collect.

Grade 304 is an austenitic chromium-nickel stainless steel with good resistance to water, moisture and common cleaning agents. It is the general-purpose grade for sanitary fittings, food equipment and wet-area hardware. Users should still avoid prolonged contact with chlorine bleach or hydrochloric descalers, which can attack any stainless steel.

The squat toilet is the type for which Jawdah publishes a dimension table, covering dimension, hole size, sheet thickness and design. The published design entry is a stainless steel top with slots; any further design options are confirmed by the Jawdah team when the project is quoted.

Decide the mix of squat and western fixtures first, based on user population and the operator's policy. Then confirm the drainage arrangement: the outlet size and position must match the soil pipe and the trap arrangement planned in the slab or wall.

For squat pans, coordinate the floor build-up so the pan sits flush with the finished tiles, and plan the flushing method, whether a flush valve or a cistern. For WCs, decide whether the fixture will be floor-mounted or wall-hung before the walls are built, because wall-hung units need a concealed support frame.

Add accessibility needs, such as a western WC with grab rails in an accessible cubicle, and note any requirement for vandal-resistant fixings in public locations.

Stainless steel pans are lighter than ceramic ones, which makes handling easier, but they must be bedded and fixed so the pan does not flex under load. Follow the bedding and fixing method in the Jawdah documents, available on request, and confirm the soil connection is watertight before the floor finish is completed.

Seal the junction between pan and floor or wall with a sanitary sealant that tolerates cleaning chemicals, and test the flush and drainage under real flow before handover.

On delivery, check the dimension, hole size and design against the order, and inspect the pan for dents, scratches and burrs around the outlet. Tests for the squat toilet are available in hard copy from Jawdah if the consultant needs them for submittal.

These errors frequently delay toilet packages on site.

• Ordering squat pans before confirming the floor build-up depth for a flush finish.
• Choosing wall-hung WCs without planning the concealed support frame.
• Assuming dimensions for western, floor-mounted or wall-hung items instead of requesting Jawdah data.
• Mismatching the outlet hole size with the soil pipe and trap.
• Using chlorine bleach for routine cleaning of stainless steel fixtures.

Jawdah describes its stainless steel toilets as easy to clean and low maintenance, with a smooth surface that suits places needing frequent cleaning and hygiene control.

Use neutral or mildly acidic sanitary cleaners, rinse with clean water, and avoid steel wool or abrasive powders. Where hard water leaves scale, remove it regularly with a product approved for stainless steel rather than allowing deposits to build up.

Choose the squat toilet where users expect it, where floor-level fixtures simplify cleaning, and where Jawdah's published 62X64 data lets the design team detail the floor immediately.

Choose the western WC where seated use is required, including accessible cubicles, offices and mixed public facilities. Then decide between the floor-mounted and wall-hung arrangement with Jawdah.

Jawdah supplies squat and western stainless steel toilets from one material, deep-drawing 304, alongside related stainless steel products such as floor drains and kitchen sinks. Contractors can source the wet-area package from one Saudi supplier and request the System Catalogue, Technical Data Sheet and hard-copy tests from the Jawdah team.

• Jawdah Industrial Co. manufactures stainless steel toilets from deep-drawing 304 stainless steel.
• Jawdah stainless steel toilets are available in squat (Arabic) and western (WC) designs.
• The Jawdah stainless steel squat toilet is listed at 62X64 with a 4” hole size and 1 mm thickness.
• Jawdah stainless steel toilets are designed to meet Saudi market requirements.
• Jawdah lists factories, schools, public facilities, industrial sites and commercial buildings as uses for its stainless steel toilets.
• Jawdah toilet dimensions other than the squat type are provided on request.

• Quantity of squat and western WC fixtures
• Mounting: floor-mounted or wall-hung for WCs
• Model and dimension, e.g. squat 62X64
• Outlet hole size and soil pipe connection
• Design option for squat pans
• Flushing method: flush valve or cistern
• Floor build-up or wall frame details
• Accessible cubicle requirements
• Required documents: catalogue, TDS, tests
• Project location and delivery schedule

• Toilet Squat Type
• Toilet Western Type
• Floor Mounted Toilet
• Wall Hung Toilet
• Sanitary Ware & Drainage
• Stainless Steel Floor Drains
• Sinks