Split System Composting Toilets
Split system toilets are the larger / greater capacity systems. Underfloor clearance is required for these systems and the height requirement varies to accommodate different toilet models depending on your specific needs.
The compost treatment tank/chamber is below the floor and is separated from the toilet pedestal by a waste chute.
Green Loo
4 People full-time usage
Increased capacity with additional chambers
Nature Loo Classic
1 person full-time usage
Increased capacity with additional chambers
Clivus Multrum
The Clivus system is based on a “continuous” composting process in one large chamber. As the organic material decomposes it reduces in volume by up to 90%. The compost pile is therefore always “shrinking in the middle” whilst new material is being added to the top, and finished compost is removed from the bottom of the pile when appropriate.
Rota-Loo
The Rota-Loo’s unique design incorporates a turn-table of six, wedge shaped, removable compost chambers. When the ‘in service’ chamber becomes full the turntable is rotated and the full bin remains inside the system to continue the composting process. This process is repeated for one full cycle of the turntable, by which time the contents of the initial chamber will be well and truly composted and ready to be used on the garden or buried.
In a case where usage increases and the turntable cycle completes before the initial chamber has had time to compost, then a spare chamber can be purchased to put in its place and the other removed to finish composting in a safe place.
Sun-Mar Centrex
The Sun-Mar Centrex toilets are ideal for people who feel the need to flush after using the toilet. The micro flush moves solid waste along a narrow waste chute to the composting unit. This system has the advantages that the composting unit does not need to be installed directly below the pedestal and that it is possible to connect more than one pedestal to the composting unit.
