Saniflo/Sanitrit/Sanibroyeur

A Saniflo, also known as a Sanibroyeur, is a macerating toilet system that grinds waste and toilet paper into fine particles before pumping it through a small-diameter pipe to the main drainage system.

A Saniflo can be installed in basements, loft conversions, garages, under staircases, extensions, and other locations where conventional gravity drainage is difficult or impossible.

Only human waste and toilet paper should be flushed. Items such as wet wipes, sanitary products, cotton buds, paper towels, nappies, and other foreign objects should never be disposed of through the system.

Because a Saniflo uses an electric motor, it will not operate during a power outage. The toilet should not be used until power is restored and normal operation has resumed.

When the toilet is flushed, the unit automatically activates. A macerating blade reduces waste into a slurry, which is then pumped to the nearest drain, soil stack, or sewer connection.

No. One of the key advantages of a Saniflo is that it pumps waste through a small-diameter discharge pipe, reducing the need for major plumbing alterations.

Modern Saniflo and Sanibroyeur units are designed for quiet operation. The motor runs only briefly after flushing, helping to minimise noise levels.

A Saniflo provides flexibility in bathroom design, enables installations in challenging locations, reduces renovation costs, avoids extensive drainage work, and offers a reliable solution for adding toilet facilities almost anywhere in a property.