Suitable and USCG Certified Toilet for Sea Environment
At Sea!
The Natures Head composting toilet is the most convenient, Economical, and Eco-Friendly option for all types of boats. This composting toilet is entirely self-contained and may be safely used while cruising or anchored in the marina. Since it was built to withstand a turbulent sea environment, you will receive years of hassle-free service.
Certification
The Natures Head is a type III USCG Certified toilet meeting all Coast Guard (No discharge) regulations.
Not with the Natures Head! Since our toilet separates liquids from solids, you will never have to deal with the unpleasant smells you get with most other portable toilets. When properly maintained, the toilet will have a slight earthly smell; In fact, the longer you let compost sit, the earthier the smell.
The Natures Head is a dry toilet meaning it needs no water for flushing and no plumbing to be attached. There is a small vent line to help the composting.
If you are tired of waiting idly for a pump-out or have to pay for this service, then this is the toilet for you. No longer will you be inconvenienced by the pump-out hassles, leaving you more cruising time and more money to do the things you enjoy with your boat.
The Natures Head will give you more storage space by eliminating the need for a holding tank usually found under the berth. Feel free to remove that holding tank and eliminate 15 or more gallons of smelly waste and over 120 lbs. of unwanted fuel- wasting weight.
The Natures Head has a high-capacity reactor. Since it separates the liquids from the solids, you receive an outstanding amount of usage from your toilet before emptying is required. For a couple using their boat on weekends, you may go an entire summer before you need to empty the solids reactor. The liquid holding tank holds 2.2 gallons and may have to be emptied more often.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find an easier installed toilet, and the Natures Head design is especially for the marine installation. The unit attaches to the floor with two L- shaped brackets; one ventilation hose to run outside and one 12 volt power hookup for a small computer-type fan. We also offer a solar-powered vent. Check out our accessories page for pricing and details.
The Natures Head is incredibly simple to empty. Just flip the two latches on the sides and lift the upper section a few inches. Put the lid on the liquid tank and pull it out of the holder; when emptying the solids reactor, unhook the 12-volt power source and vent hose, then slide the upper section off the open-ended hinge. Undo the two thumbscrews on its base, ready to be emptied. Since there are no liquids in the reactor tank, it won’t be heavy even if it is full. A common kitchen garbage bag is big enough to fit over the main tank. Then flip it over, and you’re done; no need to clean the tank after emptying for any leftover matter will help the start the next composting process.
If you’re one of the many boat owners who like to sail the open sea with your friends, you will love our toilet, and so will they. No longer will your guests be intimidated or confused with operating ahead (turn the valve, pump number of times, no TP down the bowl, close the valve). The Natures Head is so simple to use that even the novice boater can figure it out, and most importantly, no more clogged toilet as there is no plumbing to clog.
Absolutely! The paper enhances the composting process, and One-ply is recommended.
The Natures Head is economical to operate; since two gallons of peat moss is all you need, you will save on costly chemicals needed to maintain other heads. A $12 bag of peat moss will give you years of use; other composting enhancers are sawdust and dried leaves.
On Land!
The Natures Head Composting toilet is the latest design and the best value for Earth friendly-toilets, and they aren’t just for boats. Whether plumbing is impractical or you want to help the environment, this is the product for you. Cottages, cabins, workshops, basements, garages, pool houses, barns, and even job site trailers could be home to a composting toilet. The Natures Head will meet your needs anywhere a traditional toilet would be inconvenient and costly to install.
Our toilet separates the liquids from the solids, not with the Natures Head. You get that disgusting sewage smell only when urine is mixed with solid human waste.
The Natures Head has a high-capacity reactor; since it separates the liquids from the solids, you receive an outstanding amount of usage from your toilet before emptying is required. For a couple using their boat on weekends, you may go an entire summer before you need to empty the solids reactor. The liquid holding tank holds 2.2 gallons and may have to be emptied more often.
Composting toilet waterless toilet for a tiny house or on land.
What about plumbing and water?
The Natures Head is a dry toilet meaning it needs no water or plumbing for operation.
The Natures Head is economical to operate; since two gallons of peat moss is all you need, you will save on costly chemicals needed to maintain other heads. A $12 bag of peat moss will give you years of use; other composting enhancers are sawdust and dried leaves. The simple design of the Natures Head means you won’t have to spend money replacing parts such as float valves, flush levers, flap valves, or float balls.
The Natures Head requires little energy or effort for installation; the unit attaches to the floor with the two L brackets. There is one ventilation hose to run outside and the 110-volt adapter for home use will have to be used. We also offer a solar fan- powered vent cap for alternative use.
The Natures Head is incredibly simple to empty; just flip the two latches on the sides and lift the upper section a few inches. Put the lid on the liquid tank and pull it out of the holder; when emptying the solids reactor, simply unhook the 12-volt power source and vent hose, then slide the upper section off the open-ended hinge. Undo the two thumbscrews on its base, ready to be emptied. Since there are no liquids in the reactor tank, it won’t be heavy even if it is full. A common kitchen garbage bag is big enough to fit over the main tank. Then flip it over, and you’re done; no need to clean the tank after emptying for any leftover matter will help start the next composting process.