Urinal Curtain

When urinals are backed with hard porcelin or a metal of some kind, it often happens that urine splashes back onto the urinator's pants. On the other hand, when urinating in the shower, the splashing back is not as common, due to the flexible give of a plastic curtain, a trait even more effective when paired with water flowing down the curtain.

So, instead of producing urinals with hard backs, the producers can still make porcelin or metal frames, the sides which prevent splashing or curious eyes, but the backing and bowl itself is now a thin plastic sheet with a small amount of water constantly washing over it. Behind the sheet is a thin, bare sheet of metal, to prevent urine from coming out the back, but still giving much more room than porcelin so the curtain can move back and forth with more ease.

At the bottom of the curtain is a thin, relatively lightweight rod that keeps it from twisting or ripping, but still allows the give of a shower curtain.

A side benefit of these curtains is the instantly customizable element added to the toilets. Now novelty games and aiming activities have a much larger range, and businesses can customize their toilets with advertising and slogans simply by making the urinal curtain into a sleeve.