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Oz-e-Pod
Composting Toilet
$1,590.00
The Oz-e-Pod stands as a modern, floor-standing swappable bin system (also known as batch composting), designed for 1–2 people full-time use or 2–3 people part-time use. Its capacity can easily be expanded with additional compost bins. Adding a third compost bin makes the system applicable for 2–3 people full-time use, 3–4 people part-time use and so on. The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is a truly sophisticated composting toilet with effective liquid separation and ventilation for 100% odor-free operation. Learn more about the Oz-e-Pod composting toilet below!
2 x composting bins
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In stock: 5 pcs
Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod is an advanced, floor-standing composting toilet (also known as self-contained) that works as a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting), designed for the sustainable lifestyle of 1–2 individuals full-time or 2–3 individuals part-time. The standard delivery package includes two special composting bins: when the bin in use becomes full, it is simply swapped for the empty one, and the full bin composts under its closed lid. The capacity is also easy to expand with additional compost bins if needed. The Oz-e-Pod is made of ASA material that is durable and withstands impacts, chemicals, and UV exposure, ensuring longevity and reliability.
Made in Australia.
Key Benefits
- Forget Flushing: The Oz-e-Pod, like all our waterless toilets, does not require any water to flush the waste.
- Familiar Design: Looks and feels like a regular flush toilet.
- Adjustable Capacity: Suitable for 1–2 full-time or 2–3 part-time users, with the option to expand by adding extra compost bins.
- Durable Construction: Made of ASA for superior resistance to impact, chemicals, and UV light.
- No Mess, No Fuss: Features a 'transit tray' for clean bin exchanges.
- Privacy Guaranteed: A chamber screen conceals compost when not in use.
- Waste Reduction: Efficiently reduces waste volume by 70–90%, producing nutrient-rich, safe compost.
- Energy Efficient: Includes a low consumption fan and an effective drainage system for liquid waste.
- Simplified Installation: Designed for easy set-up with basic tools, ideal for tiny homes and cabins. Does not require any clear space below the bathroom floor (unlike premium waterless toilets).
The Oz-e-Pod is a certified product manufactured to: AS/NZS 1546.2:2008 - On-site domestic wastewater treatment units – Waterless composting toilets.
Use of Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is used similarly to a traditional flush toilet, with the exception that it is not flushed. All waste, including toilet paper, is deposited into a single compost bin within the Oz-e-Pod, where it composts into humus and compost. However, it’s important to remember that items containing plastic, such as sanitary towels, must be disposed of in a separate waste bin since they are not suitable for composting.
One of the neat features of the Oz-e-Pod is the view screen. The view screen conceals the waste from direct view above. The view screen is operated by hand before and after each use of the toilet.
After every solid deposit, it is recommended to scatter a cup of covering material, such as hemp shavings or peat, over the waste via the toilet seat. This practice improves the quality of the compost. When placing an order for a new Oz-e-Pod composting toilet, do not forget to take advantage of shipping and add some extra hemp covering material into your order.
Installation of the Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is designed for easy installation directly on the bathroom floor, requiring an area of approximately 26 x 20 inches (please refer to the other tab for precise dimensions).
The vent pipe installation
This toilet features a ventilation pipe located at the back, which needs to be routed outside the bathroom. Typically, this involves drilling a hole through the back wall of the bathroom to accommodate the 3-inch vent pipe.
If drilling through the back wall is not feasible, you have the option to reroute the ventilation pipe to the side of the Oz-e-Pod. To do this, you would need to drill a new vent hole on the desired side and seal the pre-existing rear vent outlet.
The liquid drainage pipe installation
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet separates excess liquid from the solids within the black composting bin. The excess liquid (= liquid that has not been absorbed into the solid compost mass) drains out from the back of the Oz-e-Pod through a flexible drainage pipe.
When installing the Oz-e-Pod, you need to make a hole for the drainage pipe through your bathroom wall or floor so that liquid flows out naturally.
The liquid waste can be collected for example into a jerry can or filtered through non-edible plants and trees that can use the nutrients in the liquid. Please make sure to check your local regulations regarding the use of compost and liquid waste from the composting toilet.
Service of Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod is serviced by a standard procedure involving carrying the inner composting bin out of the house and replacing it with an empty spare bin. This is the swappable bin system (also known as batch composting) in action: the full bin is sealed with the closed lid and set aside to continue composting, while the empty bin takes its place in use. By the time the second bin fills up, the compost in the first one is ready.
Let our Australian partner Roland from Green Loo explain the service of Oz-e-Pod in the video below.
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Oz-e-Pod |
| Recommended For | Cabins, Tiny Homes, and many more use cases. |
| Capacity | 2-3 People Part-Time, 1-2 People Full-Time |
| Average Daily Visits | – |
| Length | 25.2″ |
| Width | 19.3″ |
| Height | 17.7″ |
| Depth | – |
| Minimum Under Floor Space Requirement | N/A |
| Volume Per Container | 15 Gal |
| Container Weight (Empty) | – |
| Toilet Weight | – |
| Total System Shipping Weight | 50 lbs |
The Oz-e-Pod delivery package includes everything you need to set up the toilet in use, except for long rigid ventilation pipes. If you would like to have the ventilation pipes delivered as well, consider the following ventilation pipe package available separately.
Delivery package includes:
- Oz-e-Pod Composting toilet with view screen
- 2 x Oz-e-Pod composting bins (15 gallons capacity each)
- 1 x closed lid & 1 x transit tray
- 12V fan & housing, mains plug
- Vent pipe hat
- Moisture trap to protect the fan from condensation
- Organic Hemp Covering material
- 65 mm pipe & excess liquids drainage pipe
- Enzyme Cleaner
- Jute Liner
Optional accessories
- Ventilation pipe package
- Whirlybird*
- Solar Power Bank Kit*
- Extra Spare Container
- Extra Liners
- Fan Replacement**
*Recommended for off-grid installations without electricity.
**We recommend considering the purchase of a replacement fan along with your toilet, so you’ll have one on hand in case the original fan eventually needs replacing after year(s) of use.
Does the Oz-e-Pod smell?
No — set up correctly, an Oz-e-Pod smells less than the flush toilet you’re used to. The composting bin’s design separates excess liquid from the solid waste through small holes at the bottom, keeping the solids dry enough to compost properly, while the fan draws air continuously out and away. As with any waterless toilet, the few things that can cause odor — a switched-off fan, a blocked vent, or a blocked liquid hose — are easily avoided and easily fixed.
Can I use it indoors, or only in an outbuilding?
Both. The Oz-e-Pod sits directly on the bathroom floor — no space below the floor is needed — which makes it just as suitable for an indoor bathroom, ADU, or tiny home as it is for a cabin or outhouse.
Is it comfortable for family and guests to use?
Yes. The Oz-e-Pod looks and feels like a regular flush toilet, so there’s no awkward technique for kids, older relatives, or guests to learn — it’s one of the reasons it’s a popular choice for cabins the whole family actually wants to visit.
Do I need the second compost bin, or can I add more later?
The standard package already includes two bins, which is what makes it a swappable bin system from day one. If your household grows or you move to full-time use, you can add a third (or more) compost bin at any time — each additional bin extends the comfortable capacity by roughly one more person’s worth of part-time use.
Can I use it in a cold climate? What happens if it freezes?
Yes. Freezing temperatures pause the composting process but don’t stop you from using the toilet — composting simply resumes once temperatures rise again. In very cold regions with a short composting season, an extra spare bin gives you the buffer capacity to cover it.
Is the Oz-e-Pod NSF certified? Do I need a permit?
None of our composting toilets — including the Oz-e-Pod — currently hold NSF 41 certification; the certification process is long and expensive. The Oz-e-Pod has instead been independently tested and certified in Australia to AS/NZS 1546.2:2008 (download certificate), which covers the same core requirements as NSF 41. Whether you need a permit depends entirely on your state and county — read our full answers: Are waterless toilets NSF certified? and Do I need a permit to install a waterless toilet?
How much power does the fan use — is it loud?
The included 12V DC fan is low-power and quiet enough that most owners stop noticing it’s running. It’s light enough to power from the Solar Power Bank Kit for a fully off-grid setup.
Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod is an advanced, floor-standing composting toilet (also known as self-contained) that works as a swappable bin system (also known as batch composting), designed for the sustainable lifestyle of 1–2 individuals full-time or 2–3 individuals part-time. The standard delivery package includes two special composting bins: when the bin in use becomes full, it is simply swapped for the empty one, and the full bin composts under its closed lid. The capacity is also easy to expand with additional compost bins if needed. The Oz-e-Pod is made of ASA material that is durable and withstands impacts, chemicals, and UV exposure, ensuring longevity and reliability.
Made in Australia.
Key Benefits
- Forget Flushing: The Oz-e-Pod, like all our waterless toilets, does not require any water to flush the waste.
- Familiar Design: Looks and feels like a regular flush toilet.
- Adjustable Capacity: Suitable for 1–2 full-time or 2–3 part-time users, with the option to expand by adding extra compost bins.
- Durable Construction: Made of ASA for superior resistance to impact, chemicals, and UV light.
- No Mess, No Fuss: Features a 'transit tray' for clean bin exchanges.
- Privacy Guaranteed: A chamber screen conceals compost when not in use.
- Waste Reduction: Efficiently reduces waste volume by 70–90%, producing nutrient-rich, safe compost.
- Energy Efficient: Includes a low consumption fan and an effective drainage system for liquid waste.
- Simplified Installation: Designed for easy set-up with basic tools, ideal for tiny homes and cabins. Does not require any clear space below the bathroom floor (unlike premium waterless toilets).
The Oz-e-Pod is a certified product manufactured to: AS/NZS 1546.2:2008 - On-site domestic wastewater treatment units – Waterless composting toilets.
Use of Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is used similarly to a traditional flush toilet, with the exception that it is not flushed. All waste, including toilet paper, is deposited into a single compost bin within the Oz-e-Pod, where it composts into humus and compost. However, it’s important to remember that items containing plastic, such as sanitary towels, must be disposed of in a separate waste bin since they are not suitable for composting.
One of the neat features of the Oz-e-Pod is the view screen. The view screen conceals the waste from direct view above. The view screen is operated by hand before and after each use of the toilet.
After every solid deposit, it is recommended to scatter a cup of covering material, such as hemp shavings or peat, over the waste via the toilet seat. This practice improves the quality of the compost. When placing an order for a new Oz-e-Pod composting toilet, do not forget to take advantage of shipping and add some extra hemp covering material into your order.
Installation of the Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is designed for easy installation directly on the bathroom floor, requiring an area of approximately 26 x 20 inches (please refer to the other tab for precise dimensions).
The vent pipe installation
This toilet features a ventilation pipe located at the back, which needs to be routed outside the bathroom. Typically, this involves drilling a hole through the back wall of the bathroom to accommodate the 3-inch vent pipe.
If drilling through the back wall is not feasible, you have the option to reroute the ventilation pipe to the side of the Oz-e-Pod. To do this, you would need to drill a new vent hole on the desired side and seal the pre-existing rear vent outlet.
The liquid drainage pipe installation
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet separates excess liquid from the solids within the black composting bin. The excess liquid (= liquid that has not been absorbed into the solid compost mass) drains out from the back of the Oz-e-Pod through a flexible drainage pipe.
When installing the Oz-e-Pod, you need to make a hole for the drainage pipe through your bathroom wall or floor so that liquid flows out naturally.
The liquid waste can be collected for example into a jerry can or filtered through non-edible plants and trees that can use the nutrients in the liquid. Please make sure to check your local regulations regarding the use of compost and liquid waste from the composting toilet.
Service of Oz-e-Pod
The Oz-e-Pod is serviced by a standard procedure involving carrying the inner composting bin out of the house and replacing it with an empty spare bin. This is the swappable bin system (also known as batch composting) in action: the full bin is sealed with the closed lid and set aside to continue composting, while the empty bin takes its place in use. By the time the second bin fills up, the compost in the first one is ready.
Let our Australian partner Roland from Green Loo explain the service of Oz-e-Pod in the video below.
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Oz-e-Pod |
| Recommended For | Cabins, Tiny Homes, and many more use cases. |
| Capacity | 2-3 People Part-Time, 1-2 People Full-Time |
| Average Daily Visits | – |
| Length | 25.2″ |
| Width | 19.3″ |
| Height | 17.7″ |
| Depth | – |
| Minimum Under Floor Space Requirement | N/A |
| Volume Per Container | 15 Gal |
| Container Weight (Empty) | – |
| Toilet Weight | – |
| Total System Shipping Weight | 50 lbs |
The Oz-e-Pod delivery package includes everything you need to set up the toilet in use, except for long rigid ventilation pipes. If you would like to have the ventilation pipes delivered as well, consider the following ventilation pipe package available separately.
Delivery package includes:
- Oz-e-Pod Composting toilet with view screen
- 2 x Oz-e-Pod composting bins (15 gallons capacity each)
- 1 x closed lid & 1 x transit tray
- 12V fan & housing, mains plug
- Vent pipe hat
- Moisture trap to protect the fan from condensation
- Organic Hemp Covering material
- 65 mm pipe & excess liquids drainage pipe
- Enzyme Cleaner
- Jute Liner
Optional accessories
- Ventilation pipe package
- Whirlybird*
- Solar Power Bank Kit*
- Extra Spare Container
- Extra Liners
- Fan Replacement**
*Recommended for off-grid installations without electricity.
**We recommend considering the purchase of a replacement fan along with your toilet, so you’ll have one on hand in case the original fan eventually needs replacing after year(s) of use.
Does the Oz-e-Pod smell?
No — set up correctly, an Oz-e-Pod smells less than the flush toilet you’re used to. The composting bin’s design separates excess liquid from the solid waste through small holes at the bottom, keeping the solids dry enough to compost properly, while the fan draws air continuously out and away. As with any waterless toilet, the few things that can cause odor — a switched-off fan, a blocked vent, or a blocked liquid hose — are easily avoided and easily fixed.
Can I use it indoors, or only in an outbuilding?
Both. The Oz-e-Pod sits directly on the bathroom floor — no space below the floor is needed — which makes it just as suitable for an indoor bathroom, ADU, or tiny home as it is for a cabin or outhouse.
Is it comfortable for family and guests to use?
Yes. The Oz-e-Pod looks and feels like a regular flush toilet, so there’s no awkward technique for kids, older relatives, or guests to learn — it’s one of the reasons it’s a popular choice for cabins the whole family actually wants to visit.
Do I need the second compost bin, or can I add more later?
The standard package already includes two bins, which is what makes it a swappable bin system from day one. If your household grows or you move to full-time use, you can add a third (or more) compost bin at any time — each additional bin extends the comfortable capacity by roughly one more person’s worth of part-time use.
Can I use it in a cold climate? What happens if it freezes?
Yes. Freezing temperatures pause the composting process but don’t stop you from using the toilet — composting simply resumes once temperatures rise again. In very cold regions with a short composting season, an extra spare bin gives you the buffer capacity to cover it.
Is the Oz-e-Pod NSF certified? Do I need a permit?
None of our composting toilets — including the Oz-e-Pod — currently hold NSF 41 certification; the certification process is long and expensive. The Oz-e-Pod has instead been independently tested and certified in Australia to AS/NZS 1546.2:2008 (download certificate), which covers the same core requirements as NSF 41. Whether you need a permit depends entirely on your state and county — read our full answers: Are waterless toilets NSF certified? and Do I need a permit to install a waterless toilet?
How much power does the fan use — is it loud?
The included 12V DC fan is low-power and quiet enough that most owners stop noticing it’s running. It’s light enough to power from the Solar Power Bank Kit for a fully off-grid setup.
Familiar design
The Oz-e-Pod is a popular choice among many tiny house and cabin owners as it looks and feels a lot like a regular flush toilet. The system is robust: one cannot break the toilet simply by using it. Nor do you have to worry about hitting the right bowl when using the toilet (compare to urine-diverting toilets). All waste (incl. toilet paper) falls into the same composting bin where liquid is separated.
View Screen
One of the standout features of the Oz-e-Pod is its view screen, which discreetly conceals waste from direct sight. The view screen is manually operated before and after each use, ensuring a clean and pleasant experience for you and the next toilet user.
Separation of excess liquid
The Oz-e-Pod separates excess liquid from the solid waste through tiny holes at the bottom of each black composting bin. The separation of liquid ensures that the toilet remains odorless at all times and is therefore pleasant to use. The separation of liquid is also important for the natural composting process because this feature keeps the solid compost mass ideally moist: not too wet, not too dry.
The excess liquid is drained out from the Oz-e-Pod composting toilet through a flexible drainage pipe supplied with the package.
Scalable capacity
The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is ideal for 1–2 full-time users or 2–3 part-time users. If needed, the toilet’s capacity can be easily expanded by adding extra composting bins. The standard package includes two composting bins.
No Electricity? No Problem!
If electricity is not available, we recommend our Solar Power Bank Kit and Whirlybird as accessories for your off-grid composting toilet system. The Oz-e-Pod composting toilet is equipped with a 12 V DC ventilation fan (AC adapter included), which can be powered by the Solar Power Bank Kit for up to 24 hours without sunlight. In addition, the wind-driven Whirlybird ventilator provides effective ventilation on cloudy/windy days.
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Verified ownerSimple design, ample hose, sturdy build. Just what I was looking for.
Verified ownerI put it in my shop bathroom, well it just makes it smell like piss in there if I don't follow with a bucket of water to flush it. I could have just used the same amount of water by pissing in the toilet and flushing less often. How about an option to be able to actually flush this with water, and valve.
Verified ownerMy son and I own a wooded piece of property in northern Michigan with a travel trailer. We wanted to avoid constantly taking the trailer to a dumping station when the black water tank got full, so we decided to build a small outbuilding for a composting toilet.
After searching online for a solution that would suit our needs, we found the Waterless Toilet. The price, engineering, and comprehensive instructions were exactly what we were looking for.
We followed the instructions and installed the toilet in our outbuilding. The porcelain toilet is a great feature—it looks very clean and professional. The height and seat are comfortable, it is very easy to use, and there is absolutely no odor. We are completely satisfied with our purchase.
Great toilet I have some property off the grid. I needed waterless toilet, and I couldn’t have picked a better one! It was easy to set up, easy to use, and doesn’t smell. Even my very high maintenance kids are excited to use it!