A home urinal toilet attachment adds a guided funnel to an existing toilet for standing urination. True Toilet is available in round and elongated versions, costs $179, installs without new plumbing or special tools, and directs urine toward the bowl to reduce splashing.

Choose the Right True Toilet for Your Toilet

True Toilet is available in two versions. The main difference is the toilet seat's shape and length.

• Round toilet: Shop the True Toilet round urinal attachment
• Elongated toilet: Shop the elongated toilet urinal attachment

Measure your toilet before ordering rather than relying on appearance alone.

What Is a Home Urinal Toilet Attachment?

A home urinal toilet attachment is a funnel-style device that works with an existing toilet to provide a closer target for standing urination.

Instead of installing a separate wall-mounted urinal, the attachment uses the bathroom's existing toilet and plumbing.

True Toilet integrates the funnel with the toilet-seat setup. When needed, the user positions the funnel at a comfortable height and directs the urine stream into it. The funnel guides urine toward the toilet bowl.

For households where standing urination regularly leaves urine around the seat, rim, floor, or nearby surfaces, this approach can help contain more of the stream at the toilet.

A Cleaner, More Controlled Setup

Standing urination can create splashes even when the main urine stream reaches the bowl. A urinal attachment changes the target by bringing the receiving point closer to the user.

True Toilet is designed to guide urine toward the bowl and help reduce the amount that reaches surrounding bathroom surfaces. It should still be considered a splash-containment aid, not a replacement for normal toilet and bathroom cleaning.

Round vs. Elongated: Getting the Fit Right

The most important pre-purchase question is whether the attachment matches your toilet.

True Toilet comes in separate round and elongated versions.

Round Version

The round version has approximate seat dimensions of:

15.2 inches × 16.6 inches

It is designed for compatible round toilet bowls.

View the True Toilet round urinal attachment

Elongated Version

The elongated version has approximate seat dimensions of:

15.2 inches × 19 inches

It is designed for compatible elongated toilet bowls.

View the elongated toilet urinal attachment

How to Check Your Toilet Before Ordering

Start by identifying whether your bowl is round or elongated.

You can also measure from the center of the toilet-seat mounting area toward the front edge of the bowl and compare your toilet with the product dimensions and fit information.

Before buying, check:

• bowl shape
• front-to-back length
• seat-mounting position
• existing hinge configuration
• clearance around the toilet tank
• any unusual or proprietary toilet-seat design

True Toilet is designed for many standard toilet configurations, but checking measurements first is the best way to avoid ordering the wrong version.

For additional compatibility information, review the fit and installation questions.

How Does the Urinal Attachment Work?

True Toilet provides a closer receiving point for standing urination.

The basic process is simple:

1. Position the funnel at a comfortable height.
2. Stand close enough to use it without stretching.
3. Direct the urine stream into the funnel.
4. Allow the funnel to guide urine toward the toilet bowl.
5. Return the attachment to its resting position after use.

Because the receiving point is closer than the toilet bowl, the user doesn't need to direct the stream across the same distance as a conventional standing-toilet setup.

Installation: Time, Tools and Plumbing

One of the biggest differences between a home urinal attachment and a traditional plumbed urinal is the amount of installation work involved.

Does It Require Plumbing?

The attachment requires no new urinal plumbing. True Toilet uses your existing toilet and bowl.

You do not need to add a separate:

• drain line
• urinal water supply
• flush valve
• waste outlet
• wall-mounted plumbing fixture

This makes it considerably less disruptive than adding a standalone urinal to an existing bathroom.

Does It Require Special Tools?

True Toilet's installation information states that no special tools are required. You must first remove the existing toilet seat, so the exact process can vary depending on your current seat hardware. Older or corroded bolts may naturally take longer to remove.

How Long Does Installation Take?

True Toilet describes installation as taking a few minutes under normal conditions.

The basic process is:

1. Remove the existing toilet seat.
2. Install the True Toilet seat and attachment.
3. Secure the mounting hardware.
4. Check that the seat and funnel move correctly.
5. Confirm the funnel is positioned properly before use.

No wall opening or plumbing modification is required.

Cleaning and Maintenance Expectations

A urinal attachment comes into regular contact with urine, so routine cleaning is important.

Clean the Funnel Regularly

Include the funnel and urine-contact surfaces in your normal toilet-cleaning routine. Cleaning fresh residue is easier than letting it dry and build up.

Use Appropriate Cleaning Products

True Toilet is made from ABS plastic. Use a mild, non-abrasive cleaner that is compatible with the material, and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.

Don't assume every harsh toilet chemical is suitable for the attachment.

Check Moving Areas

Periodically inspect adjustable or moving parts for:

• dried residue
• trapped moisture
• buildup
• anything preventing normal movement

Continue Cleaning the Toilet

The attachment does not replace cleaning of the:

• bowl
• toilet seat
• hinges
• exterior
• floor
• nearby splash zones

The goal is to help reduce recurring mess, not eliminate bathroom maintenance.

Home Urinal Attachment vs. a Plumbed-In Urinal

A toilet with urinal attachment and a permanent wall-mounted urinal solve the same general problem in very different ways.

A separate urinal has advantages.

It provides a completely dedicated standing fixture and may be a better choice for a large bathroom, heavy-use environment, or renovation where permanent plumbing work is already planned.

A home urinal attachment has a different advantage: it adds standing-use functionality without creating another plumbing fixture.

When a Home Urinal Attachment Makes Sense

A toilet urinal attachment for men may be worth considering when:

• your existing toilet works well
• standing urination regularly creates splash
• you do not want to install another fixture
• bathroom space is limited
• you want to avoid new plumbing
• you want a removable solution
• both sitting and standing toilet use are needed in the same location

It can also be useful in family bathrooms where multiple people share the same toilet.

Some users with mobility limitations may also find a closer standing-use target helpful, depending on their individual balance, positioning, and bathroom needs. Don't assume it's suitable for every disability or mobility limitation.

Where a Permanent Urinal May Be Better

A home attachment is not automatically the best option for every bathroom.

A dedicated urinal may make more sense when:

• you are building or remodeling the bathroom
• several standing users will use it heavily
• enough wall space is available
• permanent plumbing changes are acceptable
• you specifically want a separate urinal fixture

The choice depends on cost, available space, installation disruption, and how permanent you want the setup to be.

The Convenience of Targeted Aiming

True Toilet's funnel creates a larger and closer target than aiming directly into a standard toilet bowl.

That can help users direct the urine stream toward the bowl while reducing the chance of urine reaching the seat, rim, floor, or surrounding area.

Results still depend on:

• correct installation
• correct fit
• funnel position
• user position
• routine cleaning

Don't treat the attachment as a guarantee that it will eliminate every possible droplet.

Can the Attachment Be Removed?

Yes.

Because True Toilet uses the existing toilet-seat mounting area rather than requiring a permanently plumbed fixture, you can remove it later. You can then return the toilet to a conventional seat setup.

This reversibility can help households that do not want a permanent bathroom renovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a True Toilet urinal attachment fit my toilet?

True Toilet is available in round and elongated versions designed for many standard toilet configurations. The round version measures approximately 15.2 × 16.6 inches, while the elongated version measures approximately 15.2 × 19 inches. Measure your toilet and confirm the bowl shape before ordering.

Does it help reduce urine splatter?

The attachment provides a closer, guided target and directs urine toward the toilet bowl. This can help reduce urine reaching the seat, floor, rim, and surrounding surfaces compared with repeated misses or splash around a standard setup. It should not be described as guaranteeing zero splash in every situation.

How is the urinal attachment cleaned?

Include the funnel and urine-contact areas in your normal toilet-cleaning routine. Use a cleaner appropriate for ABS plastic and follow the manufacturer's care instructions. Clean dried residue before it builds up around moving or contact areas.

Can the attachment be removed?

Yes. The attachment uses the toilet-seat mounting area rather than permanent urinal plumbing. It can be removed later and the toilet can be returned to a conventional seat configuration.

Choosing Your True Toilet

The main decision is not whether you need the most advanced or expensive option. It is whether the attachment fits your toilet and your bathroom needs. Choose the round version if your toilet has a compatible round bowl:

Shop the True Toilet round urinal attachment

Choose the elongated version if your toilet has a compatible elongated bowl:

Shop the elongated toilet urinal attachment

Both versions are currently priced at $179.

Measure the toilet first, check the bowl shape and mounting setup, and review the fit and installation questions if you are unsure about compatibility.

For an existing bathroom where you want urinal-style functionality without adding another permanent fixture, a home urinal toilet attachment offers a lower-disruption alternative to installing a separate plumbed urinal.