Commercial urinal screens serve three main purposes: they release fragrance to control odors at the source, they reduce splashback to keep floors clean, and they act as a physical barrier to prevent debris from clogging the drain.

Replacement frequency depends on the specific product and the traffic level of the restroom. Screens typically require replacement every 30 days, while extended-performance models like the P-Screen® can last up to 60 days in normal restroom traffic.

Yes. High-quality screens feature specialized designs. When the urine stream hits the screen, the texture breaks the surface tension of the liquid, absorbing the impact and preventing it from splashing back onto the user or the surrounding floor.

An enzyme block urinal screen works by resting at the base of the urinal and releasing enzymes with every use. As water flows over the integrated block, it sends active enzymes directly down the drain to break down organic matter.

Specifically, these microbes target and digest uric acid buildup. Because uric acid crystals are the primary cause of stubborn odors and pipe clogs, breaking them down stops the problem at its source.

By continuously digesting this waste, enzyme screens deliver superior odor control and prevent blockages. This proactive cleaning process keeps both the urinal and the plumbing pipes noticeably cleaner, fresher, and much easier to maintain.

For superior performance in odor control and maintenance, a urinal screen with enzyme block is the ideal choice.