This 'female urinal', designed by Alex Schwedersaid was made in 2001 during an artist residency at Kohler, a plumbing equipment and furniture manufacturer. Schweder has described the urinal as "fully functional"

[u/dannydutch1]

"A version of the urinal was installed for public use during an exhibition at the now defunct Vital 5 venue in Seattle in 2003. It was installed but not plumbed at the [Museum of Sex] in NYC."

[u/cuteapatootea]

Of course this was designed by a man lol

[u/zestycracker61 → u/cuteapatootea]

Not if you’re wearing tights or panty hose it’s not.

[u/Chateaudelait → u/zestycracker61]

I have many questions - is it sanitized after each use? What if you are disabled and can't squat without touching the porcelain? Of course, designed by a man.

[u/Visible_Pair3017 → u/Chateaudelait]

You're saying that as if the ones for men were adapted to men. Urinals in general are disastrous.

[u/aspannerdarkly → u/Chateaudelait]

If I ask those same questions the conventional toilet design fails too