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NatSol Ltd The Compost Toilet Specialists |
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We supply compost toilets suitable for allotments, nature reserves, churches and other remote sites without mains services. We specialise in twin vault, urine separating composting toilets suitable for wheelchair access. We have many years experience in alternative sewage treatment and composting toilets and can assist with bespoke design in cases where our standard products are not suitable. Welcome to our website......... |
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NEWS..!
We sold our 100th COMPUS TWIN Full Access toilet at the beginning of June 2009 - three years after launching this model.
Drawings can be downloaded to assist with planning applications.
You can view a map showing the approximate location of NatSol toilets around the UK by going to the examples page.
A survey of customers during 2008 confirmed that nobody has experienced smells from our toilets and that users are very happy with the toilet function.
Yes, we do churches too! See Dogmersfield Church on the examples page.
NatSol supplied two composting toilets to Wirral Council for Hilbre Island. Hilbre is a Local Nature Reserve within a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Protection Area, a Wetland of International Importance, a candidate Special Area of Conservation and a Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Site. Our waterless toilets were chosen mainly because of their low environmental impact. Go to Hilbre to find out more about the Island.
- We are designing and supplying components for the composting toilet in the new Wales Institute for Sustainable Education [WISE] at The Centre for Alternative Technology. Go to The Centre for Alternative Technology, WISE Project.
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| The offical opening of the Tindall Street Allotments toilet in Manchester. | Users of the Full Access COMPUS TWIN at Sandown Allotments, Nairn. |
We have been designing and installing composting toilets since 1995. Most of these are genuine composting toilets in the sense that composting takes place in the toilet and emptying is carried out typically once a year. The toilets are urine separating and use a system unique to NatSol toilets.
There are a number of very compact dry toilets on the market which will stand in the space taken up by a WC but these are often not composting in the strict sense. Some are 'box' toilets which require more frequent emptying; composting then takes place elsewhere. Others use significant amounts of energy to dehydrate or incinerate the waste but are sometimes erroneously described as composting.
We supplied a COMPUS TWIN, for the new utonomous Environmental Information Centre at The Centre for Alternative Technology.
NatSol has installed composting toilets in homes, work premises, campsites and allotment sites.