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Premium Waterless Toilets
A real porcelain toilet in the bathroom, with the composting unit below the floor.
Porcelain elegance
- Porcelain pedestal
- Looks and feels like a normal toilet
- Bin or chamber under the floor
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Start with where it goes. Every card lists the specs that decide fit.
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Green Toilet Compact Lux
- Installation
- Under-floor
- Under-floor space
- 16.5″
- Full-time users
- 1–3
$1,749incl. porcelain pedestal
ViewGreen Toilet Lux 120
- Installation
- Under-floor
- Under-floor space
- 28″
- Full-time users
- 1–3
$1,849incl. porcelain pedestal
ViewGreen Toilet Lux 330
- Installation
- Under-floor
- Under-floor space
- 37″
- Full-time users
- 10+
$1,989incl. porcelain pedestal
ViewRota Loo 650
- Installation
- Under-floor
- Under-floor space
- 26″
- Full-time users
- up to 4
$4,980incl. porcelain pedestal
ViewRota Loo 950
- Installation
- Under-floor
- Under-floor space
- 38″
- Full-time users
- 10+
$5,980incl. porcelain pedestal
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Spare bins & add-ons
Spare bins for more capacity
Ventilation & power
How to choose a premium system
Space under the floor
Each system needs its own clearance below the bathroom floor. It is on every card.
Power: fan, solar or wind
Models with a 12V fan can run on the Solar Power Bank Kit. With no power at all, a Whirlybird wind turbine keeps the vent drawing.
Capacity grows with spare bins
Swappable-bin systems take extra spare bins, so the number of users is a guide, not a limit.
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Common questions
What dimensions or clearances do I need to plan for?
Every product has its own dimension and space requirements, so the exact numbers are always listed on that product's page — but here's what to look out for.
Read the full answer →Is a waterless toilet comfortable for my family and guests to use?
Yes — and for many of our customers, this turns out to be one of the most important question of all. A premium waterless toilet looks, feels, and functions like the bathroom everyone is already used to, so children, partners, older relatives, and guests all use it without hesitation or a second thought.
Read the full answer →Do waterless toilets smell?
Set up correctly, no — and usually far less than the conventional flush toilet you're used to. The mental image most people have is a porta-potty on a hot day, but a well-designed waterless toilet works on completely different principles, and odor control is built into how it functions.
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About premium waterless toilets
What are premium waterless toilets?
Premium waterless toilets are our top-tier, plumbing-free toilets built around a genuine porcelain pedestal — a seat that looks, feels and works almost exactly like a regular flush toilet, just without the water. That pedestal is exactly what makes them premium: instead of perching on a plastic all-in-one unit, you sit on an elegant porcelain toilet, while the part that does the real work is tucked neatly out of sight below your bathroom floor.
You may also see these called “split-system” waterless toilets — a name that simply comes from the system being split across two levels, with the porcelain pedestal at floor level and the collection unit directly beneath it — and you’ll still hear us use that term in some of our YouTube videos and older guides. “Split system” and “premium” mean the same thing.
Because the working unit sits under the floor rather than under the seat, a premium waterless toilet can hold far more than a standard, self-contained model. In practice that means two things people love: much less frequent servicing, and servicing that happens outside the bathroom entirely. Put the porcelain pedestal on top of that, and you get a waterless toilet everyone can use exactly like a normal one — with none of the “wait, how do I use this?” moment that other dry toilets so often create.
The one thing to plan for is space. Because the unit lives below floor level, every premium waterless toilet needs clear, empty room beneath the bathroom floor. Exactly how much depends on the model — you’ll find the precise underfloor clearance for each of our toilets in the table by clicking this link:
| Product Image | Product | Clearance Requirement |
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CF 4 Continuous composting toilet | 13" (when partially buried) |
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GL 90 Batch composting toilet | 18" |
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CF 8 Continuous composting toilet | 18" (when partially buried) |
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Rota Loo 650 Batch composting toilet | 26" |
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Green Toilet Lux 120 Batch composting toilet | 28" |
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Green Toilet Lux 330 Batch composting toilet | 37" |
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Rota Loo 950 Batch composting toilet | 38" |
Key advantages of premium waterless toilets
Compared with a standard, self-contained waterless toilet that sits entirely on the bathroom floor level, a premium model gives you:
- Much larger capacity — With the collection and composting unit below the floor instead of inside the seat, premium waterless toilets hold far more. That means far less frequent servicing; many setups run for months, and in light-use cases even years, before they need any attention.
- Servicing outside the bathroom — All maintenance takes place under the floor, outside the restroom entirely. The bathroom stays clean during and after the job, and you never have to handle anything inside the room where the toilet is actually used.
- A real porcelain pedestal — This is where the premium feel comes from. You sit on a modern porcelain toilet that looks and behaves just like a conventional flush toilet: odor-free, intuitive, and needing no special instructions. The only difference is there’s no flush — because there’s no water.
- Flexible composting method — Premium models come as either with swappable bins or fixed-in-place composting units, so you can match the toilet to how, and how often, it will be used.
- Built to last — With few or no moving parts, these are among the most durable and reliable waterless toilets you can buy.
Choose Porcelain Toilet With or Without Urine-Separation
At Waterless Toilet Shop, we have got plenty of different toilet pedestal options for premium waterless toilet systems. From our selection, you can find porcelain toilet pedestal with and without urine-separation. We also do have plastic made pedestals that are a great option for public and commercial use.
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Not sure where to begin?
Switching to a waterless toilet is a big step, and it’s completely normal to have questions. Our FAQ Center is a full knowledge base — covering everything from how these toilets actually work to installation, delivery, servicing, and staying completely odor-free. Whether you’re just getting curious or ready to choose, it’s the best place to start.
This solved a problem that we were having trouble with. Worked perfect!
I wasn’t sure what I was getting into with this toilet system but since it was the only option I had for my off grid cabin, I rolled the dice and I’m glad I did. Installation took me longer than it should have with trying to figure out the best method, but after that it was easy. I installed it in July and have visited the cabin every month since then. There have never been any foul odors and other than losing a toilet brush inside, it’s been great. I highly recommend.
First experience with a waterless toilet. Everything works as expected.
I can’t provide pictures. The installation is in a high elevation, snowy location, that has already been winterized for the season.
We have been using our GL 90 for about the last 5 months now. We had another composting toilet previous to the GL 90. Our previous composting toilet was not working properly. It was not composting making the yearly maintenance on the toilet a nightmare. It was basically an indoor out house. The only upside to the old system was that it did control odor but that was about the only plus. So far the GL 90 has been much better. We did get the urine diverting toilet and I believe that makes a huge difference. We have to empty the urine container every 5 days or so but if all that was going into the composting container I cannot see how any composting could occur with that amount of moisture. We are happy that we went with the urine diverting option. As for the waste container it seems like we need to swap it out about once a month with full time use. I was thinking that we might get a little more time before we had to swap out the container but after our last system this is much better. We also upgraded the fan and that made a huge difference with odor control. Installation was pretty straight forward because we had a system with ventilation previously. Overall we are very happy with the GL 90.
Seems well made, I havent christened it yet but am excited to see if it feels warm in ther cold weather.
I purchased the replacement fan old 1 still working