Mosque architects and committees want a masjid’s ablution area to work for everyone during prayer times. The WuduMate Modular is a cleverly designed modular wudu khana station, accommodating a combination of standing, seated, and if required, wheelchair-based users.

Some of its features include:

Individual WuduMates can be installed singularly or can be joined together neatly with as many ablution positions as required.
A high quality, acrylic finish, facilitates cleaning, assists in the fight against unwanted bacteria.
A combination of stainess steel, chrome, and high gloss white acrylic, compliments innovative lighting schemes.
The avoidance of grout reduces maintenance, facilitates reduction of bacteria and extends the life of the ablution area.
Individual drainage outlets improve hygiene and help reduce unpleasant odours.
Prefabricated components minimise the contractor skills required during construction.
Decorative patterns included with each installation, with purpose designed colours and patterns available on request.
With an increasing number of WuduMate Modular customers, WuduMate has introduced a number of accessories and complementary products for mosques, suitable for both those using the WuduMate, and those with traditional trough ablution systems.

Other features include:

Manufactured in high quality, easy to clean sanitary grade acrylic.
Can accommodate users wanting to perform wudu whilst seated, standing or in their wheelchairs.
Individual drainage outlets improve hygiene and help reduce unpleasant odours.
The avoidance of grout reduces maintenance, facilitates reduction of bacteria and extends the life of the ablution area.

For the contractor:

Easy to install.
Can be installed at ground level to allow wheelchair access onto the unit provided no seat pole is installed.
Can be joined neatly together with other WuduMate Modulars to provide as many wudu stations as required.

For the employer:

Supports Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), equality and diversity policies.
Mitigates health & safety risks and Disabled Discrimination Act (DDA) compliance risks.

For the user:

Safe, comfortable and dignified wudu appliance.
The stainless steel pole can be installed with the seat closer or further away from the tap to accommodate for children and adults.
Designed together with numerous WuduMate taps to ensure that the spouts are in the most comfortable position for wudu and at the right angle to minimise splashing.

Accessibility

The WuduMate Modular Standing is available as an alternative to the Seated Modular; the Standing Modular has non-slip foot positions for standing wudu which is increasingly popular amongst the younger generation performing wudu in western clothing.
When set into the floor with tiling up to the back of the WuduMate, the Standing Modular is accessible for wheelchair users.

WuduMate (Australia)

Addresses and contacts

Head Office

Nigel Bromilow

Warren Davies