Jindal Stainless, has made an entry in the modular toilet manufacturing segment and has received orders from companies and government bodies such as KRIDL -Karnataka Rural Infrastructure Development Limited. The company would soon be installing these toilets in key districts and cities such as Jajpur in Orissa, at Paradip port which is one of the major ports of India, as part of the Government’s Swachh Bharat Programme. Besides, the company is closely working with corporates and industrial houses to install these modular toilets in government schools for girls.

JSL Architecture, subsidiary of Jindal Stainless, which has been providing turnkey solutions to cater to the emerging market of stainless steel for architecture, building and construction (ABC) in India, would carry out the company's plan of producing the stainless steel modular toilets, which promise to last for at least 25 years with minimal maintenance.

The company pioneer in providing stainless steel toilets with drop down retention tanks in the railway coaches, where in the purpose of the tanks is to convert human waste into gases and water with the help of a special bacteria developed by DRDE, which survives on Human waste.

The pre-fabricated toilet seats would be manufactured at the company’s Gurgaon facility, which has an installed capacity of producing around 500 single toilets and 100 community toilets per month. The raw material for the product would be sourced from Jindal Stainless' Hisar plant.

These toilets are made up of 100 percent stainless steel with PVD coated interiors, completely modular in design, which makes them easier to be knocked down and allows for easy assembly at a site in minimum time, thus saving on a transportation cost. The 100 percent recyclable toilets are available in a range of single units and as community toilets of six and eight units, respectively.