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AVIATION / Cabin & life support / REVIEWED 2026-09-11

E04Lavatories & water systems

Provide onboard sanitation and water services.

Manufacturers & products

A lavatory combines a structural monument with water, waste, lighting, ventilation and safety equipment. Cabin-space savings should not be mistaken for increased interior accessibility or floor area.

Program applicability is stated for each listing. 737NG, 737 MAX, and other aircraft examples are distinct configurations; listed products are not automatically interchangeable or approved for installation.

manufacturer

Collins Aerospace / RTX

737 Advanced Lavatories

Aircraft lavatory options including Spacewall and PaxPlus configurations. [3]

Program / application

737 family — documented; NG/MAX effectivity unverified [3]

Custom program inquiry

Contact the manufacturer or aircraft OEM for the applicable approved program and configuration. This is an inquiry route, not an assertion of stock, price or installation eligibility.

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manufacturer

Safran Cabin

SpaceFlex V2

Integrated galley/lavatory arrangement for A320/A321 aircraft. [1]

Program / application

Other aircraft — A320/A321 documented; no 737 applicability established [1]

Custom program inquiry

Contact the manufacturer or aircraft OEM for the applicable approved program and configuration. This is an inquiry route, not an assertion of stock, price or installation eligibility.

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manufacturer

Diehl Aviation

AirPax lavatory complex

Two-compartment lavatory and galley complex with accessible-layout option. [2]

Program / application

General cabin retrofit capability; 737 applicability unverified [2]

Custom program inquiry

Contact the manufacturer or aircraft OEM for the applicable approved program and configuration. This is an inquiry route, not an assertion of stock, price or installation eligibility.

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manufacturer

JAMCO

Aircraft lavatories

Widebody lavatory assemblies for documented Boeing programs. [4]

Program / application

Other aircraft — 747/767/777/787 documented; no 737 applicability established [4]

Custom program inquiry

Contact the manufacturer or aircraft OEM for the applicable approved program and configuration. This is an inquiry route, not an assertion of stock, price or installation eligibility.

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What remains unverified

  • The cited 737 product page does not establish every NG/MAX part number.
  • Public sources do not provide a common flush-water, mass or accessibility dimensional baseline for these assemblies.

Where it comes from

A company address is shown separately from a published factory location. Request the manufacturing site and lot traceability for the exact part when sourcing.

What to compare

  • Aircraft station and approved layout

    Door swing, aisle clearance and attachment position determine installation feasibility.

  • Usable interior dimensions · mm

    Compare actual clear space, not only the outer monument envelope.

  • Accessibility configuration

    Verify the specific combined-compartment layout and applicable installation approval.

  • Water and waste demand

    Toilet type, flush water and tank interfaces influence aircraft system sizing.

  • Mass and center of gravity · kg

    Use equipped monument mass, not an empty shell figure.

  • Ventilation and odor control

    Duct routes and extraction performance need to match the aircraft system.

  • Safety equipment integration

    Check smoke detection, waste-bin fire protection and oxygen as applicable.

  • Maintenance and cleaning

    Assess service access, removable surfaces, leaks and replacement modules.

Selection & integration notes
  • Compare the usable interior and aircraft cabin gains as separate metrics.
  • Galley/lavatory combined modules require a complete layout and service-capacity trade study.

Published product examples

2 REFERENCES

Specifications belong to the named product and configuration.

737 SpacewallCollins Aerospace / RTX
Additional cabin space
Up to 7 in[3]Manufacturer describes space released into the cabin with slight cabin modifications; not an increase in lavatory interior width.

Exact approved cabin geometry is configuration dependent.

Example sources [3]
AirPax lavatory pairDiehl Aviation
Lavatory compartments
2[2]Combined with one galley; source describes an option to join compartments for accessibility.

No universal water-use, equipped-mass or interior-clearance number is published in the consulted sheet.

Example sources [2]

Sources & references

REVIEWED 2026-09-11

Manufacturer pages and technical documents support the linked claims. A review date is not a publication date or stock check.

  1. Space-saving aft complex solution Safran Cabin · Publication date not stated

    SpaceFlex V2 integrates galley/lavatories for A320/A321; additional seating is layout dependent.

    Accessed 2026-09-10
  2. AirPax cabin retrofit complex Diehl Aviation · Publication date not stated

    Aft complex has one galley and two lavatories; optional accessible arrangement and layout-dependent additional seating.

    Accessed 2026-09-10
  3. 737 Advanced Lavatories and PaxPlus Collins Aerospace / RTX · Publication date not stated

    737 lavatory family and integrated galley/lavatory complex; Spacewall can release up to 7 inches of cabin space.

    Accessed 2026-09-10
  4. Lavatories (Japanese product page) JAMCO · Publication date not stated

    Lavatory work for 747, 767, 777 and 787; no 737 installation established.

    Accessed 2026-09-10