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Recently, Saniflo worked with a remote construction site to provide a powerful and cost-effective waste evacuation system for a 300-person, temporary work camp. The camp needed a simple, easy to install plumbing solution that could support workers in harsh conditions and Saniflo suggested its Sanicubic 1 to get the job done.    The Sanicubic 1 is a heavy-duty grinder system, designed to pump waste from multiple fixtures in settings such as a warehouse, office complex, multi-bathroom home or a large-scale construction operation. It has a simplex, one HP grinder system, capable of handling up to 189 litres per minute from multiple fixtures and can pump up to 36 ‘ vertical and/or 328 ‘ horizontal at the same time. The Sanicubic 1 is designed to accept the accidental flushing of sanitary items such as feminine hygiene products, cotton swaps, dental floss and more. It has an external alarm system – both visual and audible – in the event of a failure, plus the electronics are ...

Living at home as a senior may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Although assisted living centres provide quality care and safety, you can achieve many of the same aspects at home with easy and accessible age-related renovations. The bathroom is one of the easiest places to foolproof, and can go from a slippery danger zone into a secure and stylish heaven! Check out some of these budget-friendly tips to a great, accessible bathroom reno! Have a bathroom on the main level Sanicompact by Saniflo Walking up the stairs can become more difficult as we grow older. Why go through the hassle of using the upstairs bathroom when you could do a quick and easy bathroom renovation on the main floor? Saniflo systems are an ideal solution, as they are quick to install and are economically friendly as there is no need to break concrete or walls in order to complete extensive plumbing work. The Sanicompact for example, is a small, all-in-one toilet and pump unit that can...

Looking to give your kids their own place to wash-up? Is your family climbing on top of each other to get ready in the morning? An extra bathroom could be a huge time-saver, not to mention help get everyone up on the right side of the bed. So why not turn a small, unused space in your home into a kid-friendly bathroom? Take a look at some of the tips below to make this weekend reno, quick, easy and budget-friendly!   Add a step to the sink or lower the vanity It can be hard for kids to reach the sink or mirror, often leading to more spills and messes than anyone would like. Consider lowering the vanity countertop or build a step that pulls out of the bottom of the vanity for a longer-term solution.   When kids are younger they can step on it to reach the sink and when they are older you can pull the step out to create a drawer with more storage space! Put the toilet at the perfect height Turning a small space like a closet into a bathroom can be a challenge wit...