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Zurn Incinerator & Incinolet Toilets

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Zurn Incinerator & Incinolet Toilets: buyer's guide

Zurn offers 4 incinerator toilets toilets models in the lineup we track. This page is the Zurn-specific cut of the broader Incinerator & Incinolet Toilets toilets category — same product class, narrowed to the Zurn catalog only.

About Zurn

Zurn Industries (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, founded 1900) is one of the largest US commercial plumbing brands — the dominant supplier of commercial flush valves (the metal valves on commercial diaphragm-flush toilets), wall-hung toilet carriers, sensor-flush systems, and floor drains across US offices, hotels, schools, and hospitals. The Zurn toilet line is primarily commercial-spec: wall-hung bowls designed to mount on Zurn-supplied steel carriers, with Zurn diaphragm flush valves controlling the flush. Residential Zurn toilet presence is small (the brand doesn't target Home Depot or Lowes channel...

For the complete Zurn lineup across all sub-types and capacities, see the Zurn Toilets hub.

Zurn Incinerator & Incinolet Toilets models we track

Other Incinerator Toilets toilets brands

If you're cross-shopping incinerator toilets toilets beyond Zurn, the following brands also ship in this category:

About Incinerator & Incinolet Toilets toilets

An incinerator toilet uses no water, no holding tank, and no plumbing connection. After each use, an electric heating element (or in some models, a propane burner) raises the contents of a removable bowl liner to 1,200–1,400°F over a 60–90 minute cycle, reducing everything to a small amount of sterile ash that's emptied into the trash. Two brands — Incinolet (US, electric) and Cinderella (Norwegian, propane) — dominate the segment.