A safe, seated washing unit that makes wudu easy for older Muslims, including washing the feet, without bending, standing on one leg, or asking for help.
SitWudu is a seated ablution unit that lets an older person wash for wudu, including the feet, in comfort and safety. They sit, hold the grab bar, and wash under a gently warmed stream, in their own home. It works as an everyday bathroom vanity too.
Bending to a low tap. Balancing on one leg on a wet floor. Reaching for a stool that slides. It is difficult, tiring, and a real risk of falling. Some struggle through it. Some quietly stop coming to pray. SitWudu was made to bring that ease back.
Sit and wash in comfort. No standing on one leg on a wet floor.
A sturdy grab bar gives secure support when sitting down and rising.
Built-in scald protection keeps the water at a safe, gentle warmth.
A low foot basin with a gentle spout. No bending to the floor.
Non-slip surfaces throughout, designed for wet, bare feet.
Built in Canada and installed in your home, with local service.
With SitWudu, an elder simply sits, holds the bar, and washes, one foot at a time, with no one to depend on. A calm, safe place to prepare for prayer, in their own home.
“No bending. No slipping. No asking for help.”
From the first visit to the finished install, we handle everything.
We come to you, look at your bathroom, and measure the space. No cost, no obligation.
Pick your options (including a manual or touchless sensor spout) and get a clear price.
We build it and fit it in your home, ready to use, installed to local code.
A safe, private, dignified place for an elder to make wudu, and an everyday vanity too.
Installed side by side in a row for busy ablution areas, with left- and right-hand layouts.
Ideal for care homes, hospitals and community centres serving Muslim residents.
It can. The upper hand basin works as an everyday vanity, so the unit does not take extra space. The foot-wash cavity is simply there when it is needed.
Yes. Water can enter and drain through the wall or the floor, so no access under the floor is required.
Yes. A thermostatic mixing valve holds the water at a safe, comfortable warmth, so there is no sudden burst of hot water.
Both. Homes usually take the manual or self-closing spout; a touchless sensor spout is available as an upgrade and is ideal for mosques.
Yes. Units can be installed in a row, with left- and right-hand layouts for the men and women ablution areas.
We build in Canada and install locally. Contact us for a free site visit and quote.
Book a free home visit and quote. We measure, build, and install it for you.