You've thought through the fridge, the seating, the TV height. If you're honest, the bathroom situation is still a funnel, a hole cut into a wall, or a bottle you'd rather not talk about. It works, until it doesn't, and it's the one part of the build nobody plans for on purpose.
The Gap Between a Full Remodel and a Hose and a Prayer
A full bathroom remodel means new plumbing, a permit, and a contractor on the schedule, overkill for a space that just needs one fixture. The workaround version costs nothing but isn't something anyone's proud of, and it doesn't actually solve the problem long-term. It just relocates it, usually to somewhere with worse lighting.
PIDDÈL™ sits in the gap between those two options: a compact, freestanding Home Urinal System that connects to an existing toilet tank and bowl rather than requiring new plumbing. At 7.5 inches wide, it fits into corners a full second bathroom never would, and most people install it themselves in under 20 minutes.
Why Contractors Are Already Spec'ing This Into New Builds
Pole-building and garage-conversion contractors are already listing bathroom-equipped man caves as a real spec line item on new builds, not a novelty add-on. That's a signal that a dedicated fixture has moved from personal workaround to expected feature for a serious space. Somewhere, a spec sheet just got a lot more interesting.
If you're planning a new build rather than retrofitting an existing one, that's the moment to spec PIDDÈL™ in from the start, since it needs only a connection to an existing toilet tank and bowl rather than a full second bathroom's worth of plumbing.
Make It Actually Yours
The best builds aren't just functional, they're personal: a sign on the door, a rule about who's allowed in, a space that's unmistakably yours. A dedicated fixture is part of that same instinct, the difference between borrowing the house's bathroom and having your own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this be installed in a garage or outbuilding?
Yes, as long as the space has access to a toilet tank and bowl.
Do I need to hire a plumber?
No. It's designed for self-installation and connects directly to an existing toilet tank and bowl.
How much space does it actually need?
As little as 15 inches of clearance, at 7.5 inches wide.
Is it legal to have a urinal in a private home?
Yes. It's a plumbing fixture like any other, and local plumbing codes apply the same way they would to any bathroom fixture.
Does it smell?
It rinses with each use and the compact, easy-to-clean surface wipes down quickly with regular cleaning.
Reserve your PIDDÈL™ Home Urinal System for your garage, workshop, or man cave today; launch pricing locks in with a $50 deposit before Oct 27.
