Macerators for Toilets Only
How can you add an extra toilet in a room without standard water lines?How can you install a toilet in a space that’s below the wastewater drainage network? There’s a solution: the macerating toilet. This device is perfect for overcoming the physical challenges of installing traditional toilets.
Saniaccess 2
Half-bathroom Macerating Pump - 1/2hp - 2pcs - Install with any Saniflo bowls & Tank - For half-bathroom applications 2 Inlets: 4” for toilet and 1-1/2” Discharge ↑ 15 Ft ↑ and/or ← 150 Ft → Handle black and gray water Quietest pump on the market Certifications: CSA (IPC / NSPC), IAPMO (UPC) Easy dual-access service panels 4 Years limited warranty
Sanimarin 4
Comfort of traditional toilet for marine and RV markets. Standard height and comfortable sized macerating toilet system. Provided with soft-close toilet seat and mounting hardware. Quiet, acoustic pressure 52 dB(A). Equipped with powerful stainless steel macerating blade. Provided with electronic keyboard (Eco, Normal flushes, Empty key and Tank full indicator light).
Sanicompact
Half-bathroom Self Contained 2pcs bathroom - 1/2Hp - Install Anywhere macerating ventless toilet system<br>For half-bathroom applications<br>1 inlet: 1-1/4” (toilet discharge integrated)<br>Handle black and gray waterDischarge ↑ 9 Ft ↑ and/or ← 120 Ft →Toilet with built-in macerating systemWater saving dual-flush systemSilent (53 dBa)Certifications: CSA (IPC, NSPC)4 Years limited warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
A Saniflo macerating toilet — also called an upflush toilet or above-floor (Pump) system — grinds or macerates waste and toilet paper into a fine liquid slurry and pumps it through a ¾" or 1” rigid DVP pipe to the existing drain. Can be installed anywhere without breaking concrete. Main half-bath models: Sanicompact (all-in-one) and Saniaccess 2 (separate unit). Requires 120V.
Total installation cost typically ranges $1,500–$4,000 USD. Equipment (Saniaccess 2 or Sanicompact): $900–$1,600; plumbing labor: $500–$2,000 depending on region
Yes — standard toilet paper is safe in all Saniflo macerating toilets. Use standard 1- or 2-ply; avoid wet wipes, sanitary napkins, and hygiene products.
A properly installed and maintained unit will not produce odors. If odors occur: (1) inadequate vent pipe; (2) faulty toilet seal; (3) scale buildup — descale every 6 months with Saniflo descaler or white vinegar.
No — never use a plunger on a Saniflo macerating toilet. The pressurized force can damage the internal diaphragm and membranes. If a blockage occurs, contact Saniflo tech support at 1-800-571-8191.
Main limitations vs. a conventional toilet: (1) Requires electricity — no power, no flush; (2) Motor has a service life of 50,000 cycles; (3) More sensitive to foreign objects; (4) Higher equipment cost when drain access is already easy.
Key advantages: (1) No concrete demolition — saves $5,000–$10,000 in labor; (2) ¾"–1" rigid discharge pipe instead of 4" drain; (3) One-day installation by a licensed plumber; (4) CSA certified for UPC/IPC compliance.
Designed for up to 50,000 flushes with proper maintenance. Based on 2,735 tech support calls, the #1 cause of premature failure is bleach (Clorox) or chemical drain cleaners — never use them.
Never flush: sanitary napkins, tampons, male or female hygiene products, dental floss, facial tissues, or cotton. Never use bleach or aggressive chemical cleaners. Grinder models (Sanibest Pro, Sanigrind Pro) are designed for uncontrolled environments and have a higher tolerance for hygiene products and wet wipes — however, Saniflo does not recommend flushing large quantities of these items on a regular basis.
They produce a light sound during the 8–12 second pump cycle — comparable to a dishwasher. Quietest model for living areas: Sanicompact. Once the cycle ends, the system is completely silent.
Permit requirements vary by state and municipality. Many Saniflo systems are CSA certified, which facilitates approval. Consult your licensed plumber and local building department. Saniflo recommends obtaining all required permits.
Yes — Saniflo upflush macerating toilets are reliable for their intended purpose. Saniflo has been in business for over 60 years and has installed more than 7 million units worldwide. Licensed plumbers recommend them for bathroom additions where main drain access requires demolition.
A Saniflo macerating toilet — also called an upflush toilet or above-floor (Pump) system — grinds or macerates waste and toilet paper into a fine liquid slurry and pumps it through a ¾" or 1” rigid DVP pipe to the existing drain. Can be installed anywhere without breaking concrete. Main half-bath models: Sanicompact (all-in-one) and Saniaccess 2 (separate unit). Requires 120V.
Key advantages: (1) No concrete demolition — saves $5,000–$10,000 in labor; (2) ¾"–1" rigid discharge pipe instead of 4" drain; (3) One-day installation by a licensed plumber; (4) CSA certified for UPC/IPC compliance.
Total installation cost typically ranges $1,500–$4,000 USD. Equipment (Saniaccess 2 or Sanicompact): $900–$1,600; plumbing labor: $500–$2,000 depending on region
Designed for up to 50,000 flushes with proper maintenance. Based on 2,735 tech support calls, the #1 cause of premature failure is bleach (Clorox) or chemical drain cleaners — never use them.
Yes — standard toilet paper is safe in all Saniflo macerating toilets. Use standard 1- or 2-ply; avoid wet wipes, sanitary napkins, and hygiene products.
Never flush: sanitary napkins, tampons, male or female hygiene products, dental floss, facial tissues, or cotton. Never use bleach or aggressive chemical cleaners. Grinder models (Sanibest Pro, Sanigrind Pro) are designed for uncontrolled environments and have a higher tolerance for hygiene products and wet wipes — however, Saniflo does not recommend flushing large quantities of these items on a regular basis.
A properly installed and maintained unit will not produce odors. If odors occur: (1) inadequate vent pipe; (2) faulty toilet seal; (3) scale buildup — descale every 6 months with Saniflo descaler or white vinegar.
They produce a light sound during the 8–12 second pump cycle — comparable to a dishwasher. Quietest model for living areas: Sanicompact. Once the cycle ends, the system is completely silent.
No — never use a plunger on a Saniflo macerating toilet. The pressurized force can damage the internal diaphragm and membranes. If a blockage occurs, contact Saniflo tech support at 1-800-571-8191.
Permit requirements vary by state and municipality. Many Saniflo systems are CSA certified, which facilitates approval. Consult your licensed plumber and local building department. Saniflo recommends obtaining all required permits.
Main limitations vs. a conventional toilet: (1) Requires electricity — no power, no flush; (2) Motor has a service life of 50,000 cycles; (3) More sensitive to foreign objects; (4) Higher equipment cost when drain access is already easy.
Yes — Saniflo upflush macerating toilets are reliable for their intended purpose. Saniflo has been in business for over 60 years and has installed more than 7 million units worldwide. Licensed plumbers recommend them for bathroom additions where main drain access requires demolition.
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