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Toilé technology

A patented product

Toilé features a patented system that extracts air directly from the toilet bowl. Registered as a medical device with the Italian Ministry of Health, it conveys the extracted air directly into the drain stack, preventing the spread of odours and contaminated aerosol. The system has unique features: • Separate chambers that prevent overlap between the flushing flow and the extracted air • Continuous extraction throughout the entire time the toilet is in use, especially during flushing • Air handling system integrated into the sanitary fixture, with no need for additional masonry work • Standard hydraulic connections in accordance with EN33, allowing rapid replacement of any toilet The dedicated duct integrated into the ceramic body ensures constant and quiet extraction, especially effective during flushing, when the spread of bio-aerosol is at its highest.

Why Toilé is different from a traditional toilet

Traditional toilets do not prevent odours and aerosol from spreading into the bathroom air. Common technological alternatives have significant limitations:

  • Wall-mounted air extractors: air exchange takes a long time, still allowing contamination of the next user and of the surfaces;
  • Extraction connected to the flush cistern: during flushing, the extraction capacity disappears completely because the pipe is filled with water, making it impossible to remove the aerosol.

Toilé acts directly at the source, eliminating the need to open windows, use wall-mounted extractors or rely on air fresheners that only mask odours.

Main benefits

  • Elimination of bad odours in the bathroom
  • Effective control of the spread of viruses, bacteria and other pathogens present in the aerosol generated during use and flushing
  • Simple installation, with standard hydraulic connection
  • Greater comfort and hygiene in all environments, from private homes to public and healthcare facilities

Scientific support: ALTEMS study

A study conducted on Toilé by ALTEMS, Policlinico A. Gemelli and the Istituto Superiore di Sanità, coordinated by Professor Americo Cicchetti, current Director General of Health Planning at the Ministry of Health, highlighted that:

  • The introduction of the toilet in healthcare prevention settings reduces hospital-acquired infections
  • It increases the safety of healthcare professionals and patients
  • It has a positive impact on healthcare system costs, helping to reduce them