Green Toilet 120 Family Package with Spare container

Swappable bin system

$1,395.00

Introducing the Green Toilet 120 Family package with a spare composting bin. The Green Toilet 120 Family is an ideal solution for use of families and other small user groups. The Green Toilet 120 Family is most commonly used outdoors in an outhouse, but the system can also be adapted for tiny homes and other unconventional settings. With the included spare bin, servicing your Green Toilet becomes a quick, hygienic and pleasant task.

Please note: The composting bins for the Green Toilet 120 have recently been updated from dark green to black. Functionality, dimensions, and fit are unchanged — only the color has been updated.

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Green Toilet 120 Family Package with Spare container

The Green Toilet 120 Family is an innovative, eco-friendly composting toilet system that works without water or electricity. It's a common solution for outhouses and other outdoor structures where a toilet is needed. However, the system can also be adapted for tiny homes, cabins and even residential homes (take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120).

The Green Toilet 120 comes with two special composting bins. The bins are used one at a time underneath the toilet seat, so that all waste simply falls into the bin below. Inside each bin, a special double base separates excess urine from the solid waste — that is, the urine that the compost cannot naturally absorb and evaporate through the system's ventilation. Separating excess liquid from the solid waste is crucial in keeping the composting toilet odor-free. Learn more about urine separation from our blog.

When a bin fills up with solid waste (after several months of use), you simply swap it out for the empty spare bin included in the package. While one bin is in use, the other is set aside outdoors to continue composting. By the time the second bin has filled up, the first one should already be finished composting — and the two bins switch places again. This method of using two or more bins one at a time is called a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting). Find our entire selection of swappable bin systems here.

There are several advantages to a swappable bin system. First of all, it makes servicing the composting toilet quick and easy — there's no need to handle raw waste. All you have to do is pull out the full bin, seal it with the closed lid, and set it aside to finish composting. Secondly, the capacity of the system can be extended for full-time, everyday use. For public or commercial use, consider the larger Green Toilet 330 model.

The Green Toilet was first developed back in the early 1990s, and since then it has proven to be a reliable, long-lasting and easy-to-service waterless toilet for thousands of happy cabin owners.

Learn more about the Green Toilet from the other tabs in the yellow section.

Swappable bin system

The Green Toilet is a swappable bin system, meaning it comes with at least two composting bins. When a bin reaches capacity with solid waste after 3–6 months of use, it is swapped out for the empty spare bin provided in the package. While one bin is in use, the full one is placed outdoors to complete the composting process. By the time the second bin is filled, the first should be fully composted and ready for emptying. This cycle of alternating between bins is what makes it a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting).

Off-the-Grid

The Green Toilet composting toilet system does not require any water or electricity. This makes it a completely off-the-grid, onsite sanitation solution.

That said, the Green Toilet can be kept clean with a regular toilet brush and a water bottle if desired. In addition, when electricity is available, the system can be equipped with an electric duct fan to boost ventilation. The electric fan is recommended especially for indoor installations and for public or commercial use, when a lot of people are using the composting toilet (take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120).

Odor-free

When properly installed, the Green Toilet composting toilet is completely free of odor. The system separates liquid urine from solid waste, which is essential in keeping any waterless composting toilet odor-free. In addition, the Green Toilet features ventilation of the composting bin to ensure odor-free operation.

Eco-friendly

The Green Toilet is the most eco-friendly composting toilet. The system preserves all the valuable nutrients, including phosphorus and nitrogen, that are essential for plants and trees to grow. At the same time, it prevents those nutrients from getting into water bodies such as lakes, ponds or rivers, where they would cause eutrophication — a common issue with traditional septic systems. Read, for example, how Composting Toilets are Rescuing Cape Cod Environment in Massachusetts.

Unlimited Capacity

Because the Green Toilet is a swappable bin system operated with multiple composting bins, its capacity can easily be extended without limits using additional spare bins. For example, in full-time everyday family use, it’s common to use several spare bins to accommodate 3–6 people using the toilet each day.

Reliable & Durable

The Green Toilet is a sophisticated composting toilet system, yet it has hardly any moving parts that could break in use. This makes the system very robust and reliable. No user can break the Green Toilet unintentionally just by using it. So whether you’re looking to use the Green Toilet privately at a holiday cabin or for public/commercial use, you can rely on it working no matter the situation.

Long Service Intervals

The Green Toilet 120 composting bins are sizable, yet not too big for easy service. The volume of a single bin is about 31 gallons (120 liters). In family use of 4 people, it takes about 2–4 months to fill one bin with solid waste. This means the system requires maintenance only a couple of times a year, depending on use.

Cost Effective Solution

The Green Toilet stands out as a highly cost-effective solution compared to other onsite wastewater treatment systems. Its price is only a fraction of what a traditional septic system would cost. In most situations, installation is straightforward and can be done without hiring a professional. Additionally, the ongoing operational costs of the Green Toilet are extremely low.

When the Green Toilet is in use, all waste, including toilet paper, simply falls into the composting bin under the toilet. Inside the bin, all solid waste lands on a special double base layer near the bottom of the bin. Over time, most of the liquid urine is also absorbed into the solid waste and evaporates through the ventilation system.

However, if more urine enters the bin than the solids can absorb, the double base at the bottom passes it through tiny holes, so the excess liquid falls to the bottom of the bin.

The special double base features capillary pillars that touch the liquid at the bottom of the bin, allowing some of the excess to be absorbed back into the compost mass. The same design is used in self-watering flowerpots. This clever feature speeds up the composting process while keeping the moisture balance ideal at all times: the mass inside the bin should be neither too wet nor too dry.

If there is more liquid than the bin can manage, an outlet at the bottom lets the excess drain out, from where it can be led into a French drain or collected in a separate liquids container — depending on what local regulations and the environment allow.

The double base design has multiple advantages

  • The double base keeps the toilet and compost odorless at all times. The compost does not smell even when servicing the toilet.
  • Because a lot of the liquid is absorbed into the compost mass and evaporates through ventilation, there is less liquid waste to deal with than with other urine-diverting waterless toilets on the market. Keep in mind that most human waste is urine, after all.
  • The double base layer automatically maintains an optimal moisture balance within the composting bin.

Ventilation system

Another key feature of the system is the ventilation. The Green Toilet composting bins connect to a ventilation pipe that directs airflow from the bin outward. Its purpose is to prevent any odors from entering the toilet under all conditions. Additionally, the ventilation aids the evaporation of liquid from the compost. In warm climates the evaporation can be so effective that the system outputs no liquid at all from the bottom of the bin. This is typical especially in the warm summer months. That said, the system works well throughout the year, even in cold climates.

If the Green Toilet is to be used indoors, we recommend equipping the ventilation with an electric fan. If no power is available, consider the Whirlybird and/or the Solar Panel fan.

The Green Toilet composting toilet should be used like any regular toilet, except for the flush. Typically, the Green Toilet is installed underneath a flat, bench-like toilet seat, for example in an outhouse. However, it can also be used with a ceramic toilet pedestal (have a look at the Green Toilet Lux model of the product).

When you’re done with your business, you can throw regular toilet paper into the Green Toilet. The toilet paper will compost along with the other waste. It is not strictly necessary, but we do recommend adding some dry organic bulking material (such as hemp shavings) into the composting bin through the toilet from time to time, to improve the composting process and the quality of the compost.

The Green Toilet is a fully waterless composting toilet system, which means there is no water to flush the waste down. That said, the composting bin — and in particular the waste chute — can be kept clean with water and a toilet brush.

Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop inside photo Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop Green Toilet inside Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop Green Toilet perspective

The Green Toilet 120 is most often installed in a traditional outhouse, but its waterless, off-grid design makes it a perfect fit for many other outdoor buildings and structures. Here are just some of the places it feels right at home:

    • Traditional outhouse — the classic setup, with the Green Toilet installed under a flat, bench-style seat.
    • Campground & campsite washrooms — a low-maintenance, water-free option for outdoor recreation areas.
    • Hunting & fishing cabins — reliable sanitation deep in the wilderness, with no plumbing required.
    • Glamping & safari tents — a clean, odor-free toilet that suits upscale outdoor hospitality.
    • National & state park facilities — handles high visitor traffic thanks to its high capacity and long service intervals.
    • Garden sheds & allotments — turn a corner of the garden into a convenient, self-contained toilet.
    • Tree houses — off-grid by nature; no water lines needed up in the branches. Take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120.
    • Homesteads & farm outbuildings — rugged and dependable for everyday rural life.
    • Shipping container restrooms — ideal for events, work sites and pop-up facilities.
    • Construction sites — a clean, odor-free alternative to a rented porta-potty on residential building projects.

…and many more, including tiny homes, cabins, ADUs and backyard garden studios. Wherever you need a toilet without water or electricity, the Green Toilet 120 has you covered.

Installation

The Green Toilet can be installed for many different applications. Probably the most common of these is in a traditional outhouse, where the Green Toilet is placed underneath a flat, bench-like seat.

adjustable waste chute GT120 Waterless Toilet Shop

The Green Toilet composting bin is positioned directly underneath the toilet seat. This setup allows waste to drop vertically into the bin, where it begins composting straight away.

Excess liquid flowing through the double base of the Green Toilet is collected via a hose that drains from the bottom of the bin into a separate canister or trench. Additionally, the top part of the Green Toilet bin is equipped with a ventilation pipe. This pipe extends from the bin and runs up the back wall of the building, exiting above roof level. This ventilation setup is important, as it keeps the system odor-free, making the toilet always pleasant to use for everyone.

For maintenance, all service activities are conveniently carried out outside and the back of the building. This external access ensures that the interior remains clean and in good condition. As a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting), the Green Toilet comes with a spare bin that is swapped in as needed. When one bin fills up, it is replaced with an empty one, allowing continuous use. The full bin is then left to compost further until the compost is ready to be used as fertilizer, for example in gardens.

What happens after the bin in use fills up

The operation and maintenance of the Green Toilet rely on the swappable bin system. This means that once the composting bin of the Green Toilet fills up, it is wheeled out and an empty spare bin is put in place. The filled bin is then sealed with a lid and set aside to decompose until it’s time for the next servicing, eliminating the need for any direct contact with — or shoveling of — raw toilet waste.

By the time the second bin has also filled up (after 3–6 months in family use), the first bin should already be ready for emptying. If the Green Toilet 120 is used full-time every day by several people, consider purchasing additional spare bins, which are available separately. The finished compost can be emptied onto non-edible plants, trees or garden beds as fertilizer. This makes the Green Toilet the most ecological of all toilet types!

Service process in steps:

  1. Disconnect the ventilation pipe and liquids hose from the Green Toilet bin.
  2. Pull the full bin out using the wheels supplied.
  3. Seal the full bin with the closed lid of the spare bin.
  4. Leave the full bin outside to continue composting, and set the spare bin in use.
  5. Repeat the process when the other bin is full again (typically after 3–6 months in family use).

Please note that the service process does not require any special tools!

The photographs below are with the larger Green Toilet 330 but the principle is the same.

Removing Green Toilet
Changing Green Toilet containers

Feature Specification
Product Green Toilet 120 Family
Recommended For Outhouses, Tiny Homes, Unconventional Settings, and many more use cases.
Capacity 1-4 People Full-Time, Up to 6 People Part-Time
Average Daily Visits Click here
Exact container dimensions Download here PDF
Container Width 23.6″
Container Height 27.6″ + 11.8″ Vertically Adjustable Waste Chute
Container Depth 23.6″ + 2″ Handle
Minimum Under Floor Space Requirement N/A
Volume Per Container 31 Gallons (120 Liters)
Composting Container Weight (Empty) 20 lbs
Total System Shipping Weight 90 lbs

Delivery Contents

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  • Green Toilet 120 composting bin with liquid-diverting double base, wheels and adjustable waste shaft
  • Green Toilet 120 spare composting bin
  • Ventilation kit: long flexible ventilation pipe (⌀ 4″; length 8 ft*), 2 vent pipe holders with screws, and a vent pipe hat
  • Liquids hose (5 feet), canister (5 gallons) and plug (used to plug the Green Toilet bin’s liquids outlet)
  • Hinged Thermal Seat (Black) with fixtures
  • Rails and fixtures used to slide the waste shaft underneath the seat
  • Hemp dry material bale
  • Installation and user manual (click to read online)

*Longer vent pipes available upon request. Contact us: (702) 328 0689
Email: info@waterlesstoiletshop.com

Optional accessories

*Recommended for off-grid installations without electricity.

**Recommended for installations with power available.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Contact us: (702) 328 0689
Email: info@waterlesstoiletshop.com

1. Does the toilet smell?

No, the Green Toilet 120 Family Package is designed to remain odorless at all times. It features a double base design that effectively separates urine from solid waste. This ensures that liquid waste flows away while solid waste remains on the top layer — separation that is crucial for the composting process and helps prevent any odors. Additionally, the toilet is equipped with an effective ventilation system that reinforces its ability to stay odorless at all times.

2. Can you install the Green Toilet indoors?

Yes, the Green Toilet can be installed indoors, but the installation depends on the building’s structure. For indoor installations, consider the Green Toilet Lux 120 model. The Lux 120 features a stylish porcelain pedestal installed directly above the Green Toilet bin, which is positioned below floor level. If there is no such clearance below the floor level, then in that case you might need to build a seat on top of the Green Toilet bin. You may also consider some of the other composting toilets that can be installed more easily, directly on the floor. See our self-contained toilets.

3. Can you use the Green Toilet in a cold climate? What happens if it freezes?

Yes, the Green Toilet can be used in cold climates. While freezing temperatures will halt the composting process, this does not prevent the toilet from being used. Composting will naturally resume once temperatures rise, typically in the spring or summer. For regions where the climate remains very cold even in summer, it may be necessary to consider options such as extra capacity with spare bins, as the shortened composting period may require additional space. However, the toilet remains functional in freezing temperatures; the composting process will simply take longer to complete due to the cold.

Note: In places like Iceland, Green Toilets are used effectively in public toilets to serve tourists. These examples demonstrate the toilet’s robust performance, even in extremely cold conditions.

4. Should I choose the smaller Green Toilet 120 or the larger Green Toilet 330?

The best choice between the Green Toilet 120 and the Green Toilet 330 depends on your specific usage needs. The Green Toilet 120 is typically used by families for seasonal use, such as in a holiday home, tiny house, or cabin. It is well-suited for smaller families or less frequent usage.

On the other hand, the Green Toilet 330 is designed for larger families (five or more people) or for situations where the composting toilet is used more consistently throughout the year, not just seasonally. This model is often chosen for higher-usage scenarios such as public toilets or year-round residential use.

Should the capacity ever run out, there is always the option to acquire additional spare bins. For public-use composting toilets, it is not uncommon to see three or more spare bins used for a single toilet.

5. How many times can the Green Toilet be used before service?

The manufacturer has run tests of Green Toilets in use, and on average you can use them for “number two” as follows:

  • Green Toilet 120 for about 250 times
  • Green Toilet 330 for about 800 times

Exact numbers vary depending on the climate and use case, but the Green Toilets clearly have high capacity and offer long service intervals.

6. What does the compost look like after it is emptied?

The compost looks like this after it has been emptied from the Green Toilet.

What does the compost look like after emptying

7. Where can I order the Green Toilet?

You can place an order for your Green Toilet through our online shop. Once your order is placed, the toilet will be delivered to your chosen delivery address. Delivery times vary depending on your location in the United States: typically, it takes 2 to 8 days. Orders from the West Coast may arrive faster, as our warehouse is located in Nevada. Deliveries to the East Coast generally take longer. After placing your order, you will receive a tracking code, allowing you to trace your shipment every step of the way.

If you prefer not to order through the web shop, you are always welcome to contact us directly and your order can be handled manually.

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Green Toilet 120 Family Package with Spare container

The Green Toilet 120 Family is an innovative, eco-friendly composting toilet system that works without water or electricity. It's a common solution for outhouses and other outdoor structures where a toilet is needed. However, the system can also be adapted for tiny homes, cabins and even residential homes (take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120).

The Green Toilet 120 comes with two special composting bins. The bins are used one at a time underneath the toilet seat, so that all waste simply falls into the bin below. Inside each bin, a special double base separates excess urine from the solid waste — that is, the urine that the compost cannot naturally absorb and evaporate through the system's ventilation. Separating excess liquid from the solid waste is crucial in keeping the composting toilet odor-free. Learn more about urine separation from our blog.

When a bin fills up with solid waste (after several months of use), you simply swap it out for the empty spare bin included in the package. While one bin is in use, the other is set aside outdoors to continue composting. By the time the second bin has filled up, the first one should already be finished composting — and the two bins switch places again. This method of using two or more bins one at a time is called a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting). Find our entire selection of swappable bin systems here.

There are several advantages to a swappable bin system. First of all, it makes servicing the composting toilet quick and easy — there's no need to handle raw waste. All you have to do is pull out the full bin, seal it with the closed lid, and set it aside to finish composting. Secondly, the capacity of the system can be extended for full-time, everyday use. For public or commercial use, consider the larger Green Toilet 330 model.

The Green Toilet was first developed back in the early 1990s, and since then it has proven to be a reliable, long-lasting and easy-to-service waterless toilet for thousands of happy cabin owners.

Learn more about the Green Toilet from the other tabs in the yellow section.

Swappable bin system

The Green Toilet is a swappable bin system, meaning it comes with at least two composting bins. When a bin reaches capacity with solid waste after 3–6 months of use, it is swapped out for the empty spare bin provided in the package. While one bin is in use, the full one is placed outdoors to complete the composting process. By the time the second bin is filled, the first should be fully composted and ready for emptying. This cycle of alternating between bins is what makes it a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting).

Off-the-Grid

The Green Toilet composting toilet system does not require any water or electricity. This makes it a completely off-the-grid, onsite sanitation solution.

That said, the Green Toilet can be kept clean with a regular toilet brush and a water bottle if desired. In addition, when electricity is available, the system can be equipped with an electric duct fan to boost ventilation. The electric fan is recommended especially for indoor installations and for public or commercial use, when a lot of people are using the composting toilet (take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120).

Odor-free

When properly installed, the Green Toilet composting toilet is completely free of odor. The system separates liquid urine from solid waste, which is essential in keeping any waterless composting toilet odor-free. In addition, the Green Toilet features ventilation of the composting bin to ensure odor-free operation.

Eco-friendly

The Green Toilet is the most eco-friendly composting toilet. The system preserves all the valuable nutrients, including phosphorus and nitrogen, that are essential for plants and trees to grow. At the same time, it prevents those nutrients from getting into water bodies such as lakes, ponds or rivers, where they would cause eutrophication — a common issue with traditional septic systems. Read, for example, how Composting Toilets are Rescuing Cape Cod Environment in Massachusetts.

Unlimited Capacity

Because the Green Toilet is a swappable bin system operated with multiple composting bins, its capacity can easily be extended without limits using additional spare bins. For example, in full-time everyday family use, it’s common to use several spare bins to accommodate 3–6 people using the toilet each day.

Reliable & Durable

The Green Toilet is a sophisticated composting toilet system, yet it has hardly any moving parts that could break in use. This makes the system very robust and reliable. No user can break the Green Toilet unintentionally just by using it. So whether you’re looking to use the Green Toilet privately at a holiday cabin or for public/commercial use, you can rely on it working no matter the situation.

Long Service Intervals

The Green Toilet 120 composting bins are sizable, yet not too big for easy service. The volume of a single bin is about 31 gallons (120 liters). In family use of 4 people, it takes about 2–4 months to fill one bin with solid waste. This means the system requires maintenance only a couple of times a year, depending on use.

Cost Effective Solution

The Green Toilet stands out as a highly cost-effective solution compared to other onsite wastewater treatment systems. Its price is only a fraction of what a traditional septic system would cost. In most situations, installation is straightforward and can be done without hiring a professional. Additionally, the ongoing operational costs of the Green Toilet are extremely low.

When the Green Toilet is in use, all waste, including toilet paper, simply falls into the composting bin under the toilet. Inside the bin, all solid waste lands on a special double base layer near the bottom of the bin. Over time, most of the liquid urine is also absorbed into the solid waste and evaporates through the ventilation system.

However, if more urine enters the bin than the solids can absorb, the double base at the bottom passes it through tiny holes, so the excess liquid falls to the bottom of the bin.

The special double base features capillary pillars that touch the liquid at the bottom of the bin, allowing some of the excess to be absorbed back into the compost mass. The same design is used in self-watering flowerpots. This clever feature speeds up the composting process while keeping the moisture balance ideal at all times: the mass inside the bin should be neither too wet nor too dry.

If there is more liquid than the bin can manage, an outlet at the bottom lets the excess drain out, from where it can be led into a French drain or collected in a separate liquids container — depending on what local regulations and the environment allow.

The double base design has multiple advantages

  • The double base keeps the toilet and compost odorless at all times. The compost does not smell even when servicing the toilet.
  • Because a lot of the liquid is absorbed into the compost mass and evaporates through ventilation, there is less liquid waste to deal with than with other urine-diverting waterless toilets on the market. Keep in mind that most human waste is urine, after all.
  • The double base layer automatically maintains an optimal moisture balance within the composting bin.

Ventilation system

Another key feature of the system is the ventilation. The Green Toilet composting bins connect to a ventilation pipe that directs airflow from the bin outward. Its purpose is to prevent any odors from entering the toilet under all conditions. Additionally, the ventilation aids the evaporation of liquid from the compost. In warm climates the evaporation can be so effective that the system outputs no liquid at all from the bottom of the bin. This is typical especially in the warm summer months. That said, the system works well throughout the year, even in cold climates.

If the Green Toilet is to be used indoors, we recommend equipping the ventilation with an electric fan. If no power is available, consider the Whirlybird and/or the Solar Panel fan.

The Green Toilet composting toilet should be used like any regular toilet, except for the flush. Typically, the Green Toilet is installed underneath a flat, bench-like toilet seat, for example in an outhouse. However, it can also be used with a ceramic toilet pedestal (have a look at the Green Toilet Lux model of the product).

When you’re done with your business, you can throw regular toilet paper into the Green Toilet. The toilet paper will compost along with the other waste. It is not strictly necessary, but we do recommend adding some dry organic bulking material (such as hemp shavings) into the composting bin through the toilet from time to time, to improve the composting process and the quality of the compost.

The Green Toilet is a fully waterless composting toilet system, which means there is no water to flush the waste down. That said, the composting bin — and in particular the waste chute — can be kept clean with water and a toilet brush.

Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop inside photo Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop Green Toilet inside Prefabricated Outhouse Waterless Toilet Shop Green Toilet perspective

The Green Toilet 120 is most often installed in a traditional outhouse, but its waterless, off-grid design makes it a perfect fit for many other outdoor buildings and structures. Here are just some of the places it feels right at home:

    • Traditional outhouse — the classic setup, with the Green Toilet installed under a flat, bench-style seat.
    • Campground & campsite washrooms — a low-maintenance, water-free option for outdoor recreation areas.
    • Hunting & fishing cabins — reliable sanitation deep in the wilderness, with no plumbing required.
    • Glamping & safari tents — a clean, odor-free toilet that suits upscale outdoor hospitality.
    • National & state park facilities — handles high visitor traffic thanks to its high capacity and long service intervals.
    • Garden sheds & allotments — turn a corner of the garden into a convenient, self-contained toilet.
    • Tree houses — off-grid by nature; no water lines needed up in the branches. Take a look at the Green Toilet Lux 120.
    • Homesteads & farm outbuildings — rugged and dependable for everyday rural life.
    • Shipping container restrooms — ideal for events, work sites and pop-up facilities.
    • Construction sites — a clean, odor-free alternative to a rented porta-potty on residential building projects.

…and many more, including tiny homes, cabins, ADUs and backyard garden studios. Wherever you need a toilet without water or electricity, the Green Toilet 120 has you covered.

Installation

The Green Toilet can be installed for many different applications. Probably the most common of these is in a traditional outhouse, where the Green Toilet is placed underneath a flat, bench-like seat.

adjustable waste chute GT120 Waterless Toilet Shop

The Green Toilet composting bin is positioned directly underneath the toilet seat. This setup allows waste to drop vertically into the bin, where it begins composting straight away.

Excess liquid flowing through the double base of the Green Toilet is collected via a hose that drains from the bottom of the bin into a separate canister or trench. Additionally, the top part of the Green Toilet bin is equipped with a ventilation pipe. This pipe extends from the bin and runs up the back wall of the building, exiting above roof level. This ventilation setup is important, as it keeps the system odor-free, making the toilet always pleasant to use for everyone.

For maintenance, all service activities are conveniently carried out outside and the back of the building. This external access ensures that the interior remains clean and in good condition. As a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting), the Green Toilet comes with a spare bin that is swapped in as needed. When one bin fills up, it is replaced with an empty one, allowing continuous use. The full bin is then left to compost further until the compost is ready to be used as fertilizer, for example in gardens.

What happens after the bin in use fills up

The operation and maintenance of the Green Toilet rely on the swappable bin system. This means that once the composting bin of the Green Toilet fills up, it is wheeled out and an empty spare bin is put in place. The filled bin is then sealed with a lid and set aside to decompose until it’s time for the next servicing, eliminating the need for any direct contact with — or shoveling of — raw toilet waste.

By the time the second bin has also filled up (after 3–6 months in family use), the first bin should already be ready for emptying. If the Green Toilet 120 is used full-time every day by several people, consider purchasing additional spare bins, which are available separately. The finished compost can be emptied onto non-edible plants, trees or garden beds as fertilizer. This makes the Green Toilet the most ecological of all toilet types!

Service process in steps:

  1. Disconnect the ventilation pipe and liquids hose from the Green Toilet bin.
  2. Pull the full bin out using the wheels supplied.
  3. Seal the full bin with the closed lid of the spare bin.
  4. Leave the full bin outside to continue composting, and set the spare bin in use.
  5. Repeat the process when the other bin is full again (typically after 3–6 months in family use).

Please note that the service process does not require any special tools!

The photographs below are with the larger Green Toilet 330 but the principle is the same.

Removing Green Toilet
Changing Green Toilet containers

Feature Specification
Product Green Toilet 120 Family
Recommended For Outhouses, Tiny Homes, Unconventional Settings, and many more use cases.
Capacity 1-4 People Full-Time, Up to 6 People Part-Time
Average Daily Visits Click here
Exact container dimensions Download here PDF
Container Width 23.6″
Container Height 27.6″ + 11.8″ Vertically Adjustable Waste Chute
Container Depth 23.6″ + 2″ Handle
Minimum Under Floor Space Requirement N/A
Volume Per Container 31 Gallons (120 Liters)
Composting Container Weight (Empty) 20 lbs
Total System Shipping Weight 90 lbs

Delivery Contents

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  • Green Toilet 120 composting bin with liquid-diverting double base, wheels and adjustable waste shaft
  • Green Toilet 120 spare composting bin
  • Ventilation kit: long flexible ventilation pipe (⌀ 4″; length 8 ft*), 2 vent pipe holders with screws, and a vent pipe hat
  • Liquids hose (5 feet), canister (5 gallons) and plug (used to plug the Green Toilet bin’s liquids outlet)
  • Hinged Thermal Seat (Black) with fixtures
  • Rails and fixtures used to slide the waste shaft underneath the seat
  • Hemp dry material bale
  • Installation and user manual (click to read online)

*Longer vent pipes available upon request. Contact us: (702) 328 0689
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Optional accessories

*Recommended for off-grid installations without electricity.

**Recommended for installations with power available.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Does the toilet smell?

No, the Green Toilet 120 Family Package is designed to remain odorless at all times. It features a double base design that effectively separates urine from solid waste. This ensures that liquid waste flows away while solid waste remains on the top layer — separation that is crucial for the composting process and helps prevent any odors. Additionally, the toilet is equipped with an effective ventilation system that reinforces its ability to stay odorless at all times.

2. Can you install the Green Toilet indoors?

Yes, the Green Toilet can be installed indoors, but the installation depends on the building’s structure. For indoor installations, consider the Green Toilet Lux 120 model. The Lux 120 features a stylish porcelain pedestal installed directly above the Green Toilet bin, which is positioned below floor level. If there is no such clearance below the floor level, then in that case you might need to build a seat on top of the Green Toilet bin. You may also consider some of the other composting toilets that can be installed more easily, directly on the floor. See our self-contained toilets.

3. Can you use the Green Toilet in a cold climate? What happens if it freezes?

Yes, the Green Toilet can be used in cold climates. While freezing temperatures will halt the composting process, this does not prevent the toilet from being used. Composting will naturally resume once temperatures rise, typically in the spring or summer. For regions where the climate remains very cold even in summer, it may be necessary to consider options such as extra capacity with spare bins, as the shortened composting period may require additional space. However, the toilet remains functional in freezing temperatures; the composting process will simply take longer to complete due to the cold.

Note: In places like Iceland, Green Toilets are used effectively in public toilets to serve tourists. These examples demonstrate the toilet’s robust performance, even in extremely cold conditions.

4. Should I choose the smaller Green Toilet 120 or the larger Green Toilet 330?

The best choice between the Green Toilet 120 and the Green Toilet 330 depends on your specific usage needs. The Green Toilet 120 is typically used by families for seasonal use, such as in a holiday home, tiny house, or cabin. It is well-suited for smaller families or less frequent usage.

On the other hand, the Green Toilet 330 is designed for larger families (five or more people) or for situations where the composting toilet is used more consistently throughout the year, not just seasonally. This model is often chosen for higher-usage scenarios such as public toilets or year-round residential use.

Should the capacity ever run out, there is always the option to acquire additional spare bins. For public-use composting toilets, it is not uncommon to see three or more spare bins used for a single toilet.

5. How many times can the Green Toilet be used before service?

The manufacturer has run tests of Green Toilets in use, and on average you can use them for “number two” as follows:

  • Green Toilet 120 for about 250 times
  • Green Toilet 330 for about 800 times

Exact numbers vary depending on the climate and use case, but the Green Toilets clearly have high capacity and offer long service intervals.

6. What does the compost look like after it is emptied?

The compost looks like this after it has been emptied from the Green Toilet.

What does the compost look like after emptying

7. Where can I order the Green Toilet?

You can place an order for your Green Toilet through our online shop. Once your order is placed, the toilet will be delivered to your chosen delivery address. Delivery times vary depending on your location in the United States: typically, it takes 2 to 8 days. Orders from the West Coast may arrive faster, as our warehouse is located in Nevada. Deliveries to the East Coast generally take longer. After placing your order, you will receive a tracking code, allowing you to trace your shipment every step of the way.

If you prefer not to order through the web shop, you are always welcome to contact us directly and your order can be handled manually.

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Green Toilet 120 Family Ingenious Double Base Design

Ingenious Double Base Design

The Green Toilet effectively separates urine from solid waste using a specialized double base within the container. This innovative feature ensures that the Green Toilet remains completely odorless, enhancing the user experience.

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Adjustable Waste Chute

The Green Toilet features a vertically adjustable waste chute that can extend from 0 to 11.8 inches, accommodating any outhouse structure beneath the toilet seat regardless of height.

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Optimal Capacity

Designed for family use, the Green Toilet 120 Family offers the perfect balance in capacity. A single Green Toilet 120 composting container supports three to six months of use without being too large or heavy, making maintenance manageable for anyone.

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Convenient Spare Container

The Green Toilet includes a spare container, facilitating uninterrupted usage. As one container fills up, you can easily switch to the spare, allowing the full container to undergo further composting, such as in a garden, without any pause in toilet availability.

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Need an outhouse for your Green Toilet?

While we currently do not have any outhouses available in our selection, we do offer free downloadable plans for Do-It-Yourself outhouse toilet.

Download PDF plans here

Green Toilet 120 measurements.pdf

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Marnie

We finished our Green Toilet 330 composting toilet outhouse! Couldn't be happier with the product as well as the customer service/advice while ordering. The system is easy to use, which we thought was key for keeping up with it long term and encouraging others to try it as well. Was prepared to order from Finland a couple of years ago but project was delayed. Happy to find out there is a US supplier now!

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Marnie

We finished our Green Toilet 330 composting toilet outhouse! Couldn't be happier with the product as well as the customer service/advice while ordering. The system is easy to use, which we thought was key for keeping up with it long term and encouraging others to try it as well. Was prepared to order from Finland a couple of years ago but project was delayed. Happy to find out there is a US supplier now!

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Marnie

We finished our Green Toilet 330 composting toilet outhouse! Couldn't be happier with the product as well as the customer service/advice while ordering. The system is easy to use, which we thought was key for keeping up with it long term and encouraging others to try it as well. Was prepared to order from Finland a couple of years ago but project was delayed. Happy to find out there is a US supplier now!

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Susan Silverio

Here at Tranquility Grange in Lincolnville Center, Maine, we were pleased at the promptness of delivery. Our guys quickly installed the Green Toilet, built a bench for it, and installed the container at the lower level of the building with a door to the exterior. We are now looking forward to extending our use of the Grange Hall into the cold weather after the pipes are drained.

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Susan Silverio

Here at Tranquility Grange in Lincolnville Center, Maine, we were pleased at the promptness of delivery. Our guys quickly installed the Green Toilet, built a bench for it, and installed the container at the lower level of the building with a door to the exterior. We are now looking forward to extending our use of the Grange Hall into the cold weather after the pipes are drained.

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Lorian

The perfect solution After years of consideration, this composting toilet was the solution. Instead of adding expense and time for a pool side bathroom, we constructed an adorable outhouse with the Green Toilet in mind. Added a solar powered exhaust fan to make the trips as comfortable as possible. We enjoy the novelty of it all and the unit is very clean with no odors.

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    We finished our Green Toilet 330 composting toilet outhouse! Couldn’t be happier with the product as well as the customer service/advice while ordering. The system is easy to use, which we thought was key for keeping up with it long term and encouraging others to try it as well. Was prepared to order from Finland a couple of years ago but project was delayed. Happy to find out there is a US supplier now!

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  2. SS

    Here at Tranquility Grange in Lincolnville Center, Maine, we were pleased at the promptness of delivery. Our guys quickly installed the Green Toilet, built a bench for it, and installed the container at the lower level of the building with a door to the exterior. We are now looking forward to extending our use of the Grange Hall into the cold weather after the pipes are drained.

    Image #1 from Susan Silverio
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  3. L

    The perfect solution After years of consideration, this composting toilet was the solution. Instead of adding expense and time for a pool side bathroom, we constructed an adorable outhouse with the Green Toilet in mind. Added a solar powered exhaust fan to make the trips as comfortable as possible. We enjoy the novelty of it all and the unit is very clean with no odors.

    Image #1 from Lorian
  4. CA

    Happy you are in the US now! We purchased a Green Toilet last year, importing from Finland, and we are so pleased you have a store in the USA now. We have found the green toilet wonderful to use at our off grid island cottage. It is easy to use, and without odors one associates with an “outhouse”. It is easy to swap out the containers and this works very well for our purposes.

    Customer service, communication and care are amazing!

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Tamie W.
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Seems to work well. We ordered extra due to a family of 4, so far one tub has lasted 4 months

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Works great. We are off grid so we hook it up to a generator/inverter. It takes care of smell and you don’t even hear it.

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Tamie W.
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Life changer.
Been living off grid so you can imagine what that is like when it’s time to go.
I researched it felt like 100’s of toilets and I kept coming back to this one and I am glad I did!
My husband and I were skeptical when we first put it in thinking “ ok, it’s going to be nice to be able to do our business indoors but we will have to figure out what to do for the smell” to our surprise and delight there is absolutely no smell! We bought the upgraded pedestal and from my research that is a big plus and the right ventilation system. I would recommend this product to anyone that lives off grid or any other place that has septic or water challenges

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CF 8 Composting Toilet – Estimated Daily Capacity

The CF 8 is a continuous composting toilet system featuring a single large 250-gallon container. Like the CF 4, it is designed for gradual emptying rather than batch-style use. Solids are typically removed in thirds or sections, allowing earlier deposits time to fully compost inside the tank.

This setup allows for either:


🔁 Continuous Use: Gradual Emptying in Thirds

When used year-round, the CF 8 is typically emptied one-third at a time, effectively composting in three rotating “piles” within the container.

Because the CF 8 is more than twice as large as the CF 4, each pile can hold approximately 480–960 poops, depending on composting conditions and how much bulking material is used.

Service Interval (per pile) Estimated #2 Visits per Day
30 days (1 month) ~17–32 visits/day
60 days (2 months) ~8–16 visits/day
90 days (3 months) ~5–11 visits/day
180 days (6 months) ~3–5 visits/day
365 days (1 year) ~1.2–2.6 visits/day

💡 These figures assume that one-third of the tank is in active use at a time, with older waste given time to compost before removal.


🌤 Seasonal Use: Full-Tank Emptying After Inactive Period

For cabins, cottages, or other sites used seasonally, the CF 8 can be used for a few months and then left idle to allow full composting. In such cases, the entire tank may be emptied once a year.

Full-tank capacity estimate: ~1,440–2,880 poops

Example: 120 days of use (approx. 4 months):
→ ~12–24 solid visits per day on average


⚠️ Disclaimer

These numbers are rough estimates based on typical use and conditions. Actual capacity will vary depending on:

For best performance, ensure proper aeration, regular bulking material use, and consistent emptying of composted portions.


💡 Want to Maximize Capacity? Consider a Urine-Diverting Toilet — With Some Important Considerations

upgrade to a urine diverting toilet pedestal

If you’re looking to maximize the capacity of the CF 8 system — aiming for 960+ poops per composting “pile” — we recommend using a urine-diverting (UD) toilet pedestal.

✅ Benefits of Urine Separation:

By diverting urine out of the solids container, the volume taken up by absorbent material (like peat or wood shavings) is significantly reduced. This can make a big difference in how often the system needs to be emptied.


⚠️ Downsides to Consider:

Urine-diverting toilets can take some time to get used to. Users need to sit or aim correctly to ensure proper separation, which might not happen consistently without experience or guidance.

For this reason, UD toilets are generally not ideal for public or commercial settings where the toilet is used by guests, tourists, or other first-time users. In these cases, misuse can reduce the effectiveness of the system and may even lead to unpleasant maintenance issues.


In short: A UD toilet is an excellent choice for maximizing capacity in private or family use, but for guest or public access composting toilets, a standard non-diverting model may be more practical and user-friendly.

Green Toilet 100 Easy – Estimated Daily Capacity

The Green Toilet 100 Easy is a compact and user-friendly batch composting toilet with a 26-gallon composting container. Its design makes it well-suited for outhouses, cabins, and even indoor use. A spare container is available to expand capacity and simplify servicing.


🔢 Estimated Solid-Waste Capacity per Bin:

Note: Due to the shape and internal structure of the container, the actual composting capacity is slightly lower than its raw volume might suggest, if you compare with Green Toilet 120 Family composting toilet for example.


📆 Average Daily Capacity per Bin

Service Interval Estimated #2 Visits per Day
30 days (1 month) ~6–7 visits/day
60 days (2 months) ~3–4 visits/day
90 days (3 months) ~2.2 visits/day
180 days (6 months) ~1.1 visits/day
365 days (1 year) ~0.5 visits/day

Notes & Recommendations:


⚠️ Disclaimer:
These estimates are intended as general guidance. Real-world performance may vary depending on:

CF 4 Composting Toilet – Estimated Daily Capacity

The CF 4 is a continuous composting toilet system featuring a single large 105-gallon container. Unlike batch composting systems (such as the Green Toilet models), the CF 4 is designed for gradual emptying — solids are typically removed in thirds or sections, allowing earlier deposits time to fully compost inside the tank.

This setup allows for either:


🔁 Continuous Use: Gradual Emptying in Thirds

When used year-round, the CF 4 is typically emptied one-third at a time, effectively composting in three rotating “piles” within the container. Depending on composting conditions and how much bulking material is used, each pile can hold approximately 200–400 poops.

Service Interval (per pile) Estimated #2 Visits per Day
30 days (1 month) ~7–13 visits/day
60 days (2 months) ~3–7 visits/day
90 days (3 months) ~2–4 visits/day
180 days (6 months) ~1–2 visits/day
365 days (1 year) ~0.5–1.1 visits/day

💡 These figures assume that one third of the tank is in active use at a time, with older waste given time to compost before removal.


🌤 Seasonal Use: Full-Tank Emptying After Inactive Period

For cabins, cottages, or other sites used seasonally, the CF 4 can be used for a few months and then left idle to allow full composting. In such cases, the entire tank may be emptied once a year.


⚠️ Disclaimer

These numbers are rough estimates based on typical use and conditions. Actual capacity will vary depending on:

For best performance, ensure proper aeration, regular bulking material use, and consistent emptying of composted portions.


💡 Want to Maximize Capacity? Consider a Urine-Diverting Toilet — With Some Important Considerations

upgrade to a urine diverting toilet pedestal

If you’re looking to maximize the capacity of the CF 4 system — aiming for 400+ poops per composting “pile” — we recommend using a urine-diverting (UD) toilet pedestal.

✅ Benefits of Urine Separation:

By diverting urine out of the solids container, the volume taken up by absorbent material (like peat or wood shavings) is significantly reduced. This can make a noticeable difference in how often the system needs to be emptied.

⚠️ Downsides to Consider:


In short: A UD toilet is an excellent choice for maximizing capacity in private or family use, but for guest or public access composting toilets, a standard non-diverting model may be more practical and user-friendly.

Green Toilet 120 Family

💩 Average Daily Capacity per 31-Gallon Composting Bin

(Based on approx. 356 uses involving a #2 — i.e., poop) – only the solids count!

Service Interval #2 Visits per Day (involving a #2)
30 days (1 month) ~11.9 visits/day
60 days (2 months) ~5.9 visits/day
90 days (3 months) ~4.0 visits/day
180 days (6 months) ~2.0 visits/day
365 days (1 year) ~1.0 visits/day

🟢 What counts as a “#2 visit”?
Only visits that involve pooping (i.e., going number two) — urine-only visits don’t contribute to filling the composting bin and are not included in the estimate.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
These estimates are approximations. The actual number of solid uses per bin may vary significantly depending on climate, temperature, ventilation, user habits, and the amount of dry bulking material (e.g., wood shavings or peat) added after each use.

Green Toilet 330

💩 Average Daily Capacity per 87-Gallon Composting Bin

(Based on approx. 1,000 uses involving a #2 — i.e., poop) – only the solids count!

Service Interval #2 Visits per Day (involving pooping)
30 days (1 month) ~33 visits/day
60 days (2 months) ~17 visits/day
90 days (3 months) ~11 visits/day
180 days (6 months) ~5.6 visits/day
365 days (1 year) ~2.7 visits/day

🟢 What counts as a “#2 visit”?
Only visits that involve defecation (pooping) — urine-only visits don’t fill up the composting bin and are not included in the 1,000-use estimate.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
These estimates are based on typical, steady use. The actual number of solid uses a composting bin can handle may vary significantly depending on climate, temperature, humidity, ventilation, and how much dry bulking material (like wood shavings) is added after each use.

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💧 Liquid waste (urine) estimate

Average person produces about:

So for 100 people:


🚽 Flush water use estimate

Average flush volume in the U.S. is about:

Average person flushes ~5 times per day, so:

So for 100 people:


✅ Summary in gallons

Type Per person For 100 people
Urine (liquid waste) ≈0.4 gal/day ≈40 gal/day
Flush water (toilet only) ≈7.5 gal/day ≈750 gal/day
Product Image Product Clearance Requirement
CF 4 continuous composting toilet with porcelain pedestal green background CF 4 Continuous composting toilet 13″ (when partially buried)
gl 90 batch composting toilet package GL 90 Batch composting toilet 18″
CF 8 continuous composting toilet with non separating porcelain pedestal blue background CF 8 Continuous composting toilet 18″ (when partially buried)
Rota-Loo 650 Split-system Batch Composting Toilet Rota Loo 650 Batch composting toilet 26″
Green Toilet Lux 120 Composting toilet with spare container package Green Toilet Lux 120 Batch composting toilet 28″
Green Toilet Lux 330 Composting toilet with spare container package Green Toilet Lux 330 Batch composting toilet 37″
Rota Loo 950 batch composting toilet blue background Rota Loo 950 Batch composting toilet 38″

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