Upflush bathroom basements

Because this type of need is important and it is necessary to combine technical requirements and your aesthetic choices, SFA the perfect solution for you! Do you choose a wall-hung toilet or a porcelain toilet bowl?

Install an upflush toilet in your basement. An electric pump, rather than gravity, will get rid of waste, and the technology is much improved.

Want to add a new bathroom but your plumbing won't allow for it? No problem. Saniflo upflush toilets and systems may be installed anywhere in your home!

Hi all---installed a Saniflo Saniaccess 3 Upflush Macerator Pump in the basement bathroom around April 2018. This allowed for hookup of a shower...

Considering adding another bathroom to your home? Need a bathroom in an unusual location? Find out when and where you'll need to use a macerating upflush toilet.

I often get asked whether or not you can put a bathroom in the basement where there is a concrete floor and the sewer drain is higher than that. The answer is yes, you can. There are a couple different ways of doing this and in each of the ways you’ll need a sewage pump. […]

Planning on adding a bathroom to your basement? Well, here's Mike Holmes tips on adding a basement bathroom and what you need to know!

Ah, dorm living. One word that comes to mind when thinking of student housing? Cinderblocks. In Katie and Philip Bowling’s 1963 home, aka @onedelightfulhome, the basement previously had apartments that were used as college boys’ dorms in the ’70s during a housing shortage — and it showed.