Urinal Screens, Mats & Deodorizers

Commercial urinal odor control can include scented or deodorizing urinal screens, para or non-para blocks, enzyme-block screens, urinal mats and complementary restroom odor control products. The right mix depends on where the odor develops, the urinal configuration, restroom traffic and the facility’s maintenance program.

Use a urinal screen when in-bowl splash reduction, fragrance, drain protection or specialty fit is the priority. Use a urinal mat to protect the floor beneath or around the fixture. Use a deodorizer block when targeted, easy-to-service deodorizing or flush-activated cleaning is needed. Many facilities combine a screen or block with a floor mat for the highest level of protection.

Yes. A urinal screen works inside the fixture, while a urinal mat protects the floor below it. Using both can provide in-bowl splash and odor control support plus floor-level moisture and odor management, and is an approach many facility managers take to keeping restrooms clean.

A urinal screen covers more of the fixture and may reduce splashback, catch debris or release fragrance. A deodorizer block is a compact product focused on deodorizing or flush-activated cleaning. Screened-block formats combine a treatment block with a physical drain barrier.

Urinal mats are designed specifically for floor protection. Antimicrobial mats help manage moisture and odor causing germs, while disposable absorbent mats prioritize moisture capture and convenient replacement. In-bowl anti-splash screens can provide complementary support by reducing the amount of liquid reaching surrounding areas.

No. Urinal screens, blocks, deodorizers and mats support odor control, splash management, drain protection or floor care, but they do not replace routine cleaning, disinfection, inspection or plumbing maintenance.

Vectair offers partnership opportunities that can include private label and OEM options. Availability and customization depend on the product, region and project scope.

Start by identifying odor sources at the fixture, drain, floor and surrounding room. Combine appropriate urinal screens or blocks with floor mats, then evaluate broader restroom odor control products and aircare systems where additional coverage is needed.