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Rota Loo 950
Batch Composting Toilet
$5,980.00
The Rota-Loo 950 is a split-system, batch composting toilet for larger households, public use and other areas with high usage, supporting up to 8 full-time users.
Unique to this model is its ability to connect two toilet pedestals to a single unit, enhancing convenience for more extensive family settings. Rota Loo batch composting toilets employ a rotating mechanism where each bin can be used for roughly two-three months before transitioning to the next, offering an annual composting cycle that yields rich, garden-ready mulch.
38" Below clearance required
6 x Batch composting bins
In stock: 2 pcs
Rota Loo 950
The Rota-Loo 950 is a unique batch composting solution for larger households or high-usage areas, accommodating up to 8 full-time users. This model is capable of connecting two toilet pedestals to a single composting unit, making it the preferred choice for families seeking an effective and sustainable waste management system.
The larger Rota-Loo 950 requires 38 inches of clear space below the toilet floor level. If you lack sufficient space, you might consider the smaller Rota-Loo 650 or for example the GL 90 split-system composting toilets, which are similar to the Rota-Loo 950 but require significantly less room below floor level. For situations where there is no space available beneath the floor, our self-contained waterless toilets may be a suitable option.
Key Features
- Rotating Design: The Rota-Loo composting toilet features a large composting container divided into multiple inner composting bins/compartments. A single bin is connected to a porcelain dry toilet pedestal at any one time. When a bin fills up, the internal structure is rotated clockwise to bring a new empty bin into use, while the full bin remains inside to continue composting. This results in batches of compost being processed simultaneously within the unit.
- Enhanced Capacity: Designed to serve a large family, the 950 model can efficiently cater to the needs of up to 8 individuals, ensuring reliable performance even under high demand.
- Dual Pedestal Compatibility: Unlike the smaller 650 model, the 950 can accommodate two toilet pedestals simultaneously, offering greater flexibility and convenience for domestic installations.
Operating on a batch composting principle, the Rota-Loo 950 facilitates an odorless, chemical-free process that converts human waste into nutrient-rich humus. This method aligns with eco-friendly practices by minimizing water usage and avoiding the environmental impact associated with traditional sanitation systems.
What is a batch composting toilet?
A batch composting toilet is a waterless toilet that processes human waste through composting in separate batches. Unlike continuous composting systems, which handle waste in a single, ongoing process, batch systems compartmentalize the composting activity into distinct containers or bins. Each bin is filled sequentially, then set aside to allow the waste to compost over time, typically several months, transforming it into nutrient-rich mulch. Once a bin is full, it’s sealed and a new bin is used, minimizing handling and ensuring an odorless, chemical-free process. This method effectively reduces waste volume and recycles nutrients. Batch composting toilets are generally praised for their hands-off approach to the maintenance of waterless toilets.
Rota-Loos are exemplary models of a batch composting toilet. This innovative design incorporates multiple bins within a single large container, each acting as a separate batch unit. As one bin is connected to a dry toilet pedestal and fills up with human waste, it follows the fundamental principles of batch composting by isolating the waste. Once the bin reaches capacity, the internal mechanism of the Rota-Loo allows for the rotation of the container, positioning a new empty bin under the waste chute.
The full bin, now disconnected from the toilet, remains within the unit, where the composting process continues undisturbed. Over several months, the waste in this bin breaks down into nutrient-rich mulch. This system minimizes manual handling of raw toilet waste and maintains an efficient, odorless operation throughout its cycle.
How Rota Loo works?
The Rota-Loo functions much like a rotating clock. Picture it with multiple bins, starting with Bin 1 positioned at what would be 12 o’clock. This bin is used initially and typically fills up over the course of two to three months. Once Bin 1 is full, you simply rotate the Rota-Loo system clockwise to bring the next bin into the primary position at 12 o’clock for use.
This rotation process is repeated as each bin fills. By the time Bin 1 comes full circle back to the 12 o’clock position, usually about a year later, its contents have transformed into a rich, nutrient-dense humus. This humus is not only safe but also beneficial for your garden, completing the eco-friendly cycle. The emptied bin is then ready to be put back into use, starting the process anew.
Installation
The Rota-Loo is designed to be installed with ease and is ideal for both residential and commercial settings. It is supplied as a comprehensive kit, which can be assembled using standard tools that are readily available at most hardware stores.
Space Requirement
The Rota Loo 950 is a split-system composting toilet, meaning it requires a free clearance below the toilet floor level. Specifically, this model needs a minimum of 38 inches of space beneath the floor to function properly. Split-system composting toilets, by design, always necessitate some clearance below floor level.
If you don’t have enough space, you might want to look into the smaller Rota-Loo 650 or the GL 90 split-system composting toilets, which are comparable to the Rota-Loo 950 but need much less space below the floor level. In cases where there is no space below the floor, our self-contained waterless toilets could be an ideal solution.
Installation Highlights:
- Site Preparation: A flat, level base should be ensured, shielded from the elements, with adequate space allocated for the unit and ventilation components, and convenient access for maintenance.
- Assembly: The toilet pedestal is to be positioned directly above the Rota-Loo unit to ensure a vertical drop.
- Ventilation Setup: A ventilation system must be installed to control odors and facilitate the composting process. This involves the fitting of ventilation pipes and a fan to ensure effective air flow.
- Service Access: Regular access to the compost bins should be planned, making them readily accessible for easy servicing approximately every two months.
- Power Requirements: The electrical setup for the fan should be prepared.
Before its use, final checks should be conducted to confirm that everything is installed correctly and functioning as expected. This straightforward setup process, coupled with routine maintenance, ensures that the Rota-Loo will be pleasant to use and service.
Service
Servicing the Rota-Loo is designed to be straightforward, ensuring continuous and efficient operation. Here’s a simple guide to servicing the system:
- Bin Rotation: When a bin becomes full (remaining no more than 4 inches below the top), it is rotated. The access door should be opened, and a mixture of compost starter and water, as specified by the compost starter instructions, should be added through the pedestal.
- Compost Covering: It is recommended that the compost be covered with about 1 inch of covering material to enhance decomposition.
- Advance the Bins: The bins are rotated one position clockwise. The bin now under the waste chute, filled with composted material unless it is the first use, should be emptied.
- Empty and Prepare: The composted material is to be emptied safely. The jute liner, which decomposes more slowly, can also be composted. A new jute liner should be placed in the emptied bin, covered with 2 inches of covering material, and the bin returned to the Rota-Loo. The door is then closed, preparing it for reuse.
- Record Keeping: The Bin Rotation Diary is to be used to record when bins are turned and emptied. This diary should be kept either on the door of the Rota-Loo or in a nearby accessible location.
These steps ensure that the Rota-Loo is maintained properly, supporting the natural composting process, minimizing maintenance efforts and keeping the toilet pleasant to use.
Specifications
| Feature | RL650 | RL950 |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended for | Domestic use Small families, holiday homes, minimal clearance installations |
Domestic use Ideal for continuous use |
| Number of people frequently using* | 4 | 8 |
| Dimensions (inches) width x depth x height | 47.2 x 47.2 x 25.6 | 47.25 x 47.25 x 37.40 |
| Number of pedestals that can be mounted | 1 | 2 |
| Number of bins | 6 | 6 |
| Total capacity (gallons) | 47.6 | 103 |
| Shipping size (inches) | Standard pallet 40″ by 48″ |
Standard pallet 40″ by 48″ |
Delivery Contents
- 1 x RL950 with 6 x bins
- 1 x Non-separating Porcelain Dry Toilet Pedestal
- 1 x RL650 / 950 Filter Pack of 6 filters
- 1 x Air Inlet Filter
- 1 x Inlet Pod Connector (300mm)
- 1 x Outlet Pod Connector (100mm)
- 1 x Fan Housing and Fan
- 1 x Waste Chute
- 1 x Wind Turbine Sewer Vent
- 1 x Wind Turbine Adaptor
- 1 x 1L Bottle Biostimulant
- 1 x RL950 Document Pack
Rota Loo 950
The Rota-Loo 950 is a unique batch composting solution for larger households or high-usage areas, accommodating up to 8 full-time users. This model is capable of connecting two toilet pedestals to a single composting unit, making it the preferred choice for families seeking an effective and sustainable waste management system.
The larger Rota-Loo 950 requires 38 inches of clear space below the toilet floor level. If you lack sufficient space, you might consider the smaller Rota-Loo 650 or for example the GL 90 split-system composting toilets, which are similar to the Rota-Loo 950 but require significantly less room below floor level. For situations where there is no space available beneath the floor, our self-contained waterless toilets may be a suitable option.
Key Features
- Rotating Design: The Rota-Loo composting toilet features a large composting container divided into multiple inner composting bins/compartments. A single bin is connected to a porcelain dry toilet pedestal at any one time. When a bin fills up, the internal structure is rotated clockwise to bring a new empty bin into use, while the full bin remains inside to continue composting. This results in batches of compost being processed simultaneously within the unit.
- Enhanced Capacity: Designed to serve a large family, the 950 model can efficiently cater to the needs of up to 8 individuals, ensuring reliable performance even under high demand.
- Dual Pedestal Compatibility: Unlike the smaller 650 model, the 950 can accommodate two toilet pedestals simultaneously, offering greater flexibility and convenience for domestic installations.
Operating on a batch composting principle, the Rota-Loo 950 facilitates an odorless, chemical-free process that converts human waste into nutrient-rich humus. This method aligns with eco-friendly practices by minimizing water usage and avoiding the environmental impact associated with traditional sanitation systems.
What is a batch composting toilet?
A batch composting toilet is a waterless toilet that processes human waste through composting in separate batches. Unlike continuous composting systems, which handle waste in a single, ongoing process, batch systems compartmentalize the composting activity into distinct containers or bins. Each bin is filled sequentially, then set aside to allow the waste to compost over time, typically several months, transforming it into nutrient-rich mulch. Once a bin is full, it’s sealed and a new bin is used, minimizing handling and ensuring an odorless, chemical-free process. This method effectively reduces waste volume and recycles nutrients. Batch composting toilets are generally praised for their hands-off approach to the maintenance of waterless toilets.
Rota-Loos are exemplary models of a batch composting toilet. This innovative design incorporates multiple bins within a single large container, each acting as a separate batch unit. As one bin is connected to a dry toilet pedestal and fills up with human waste, it follows the fundamental principles of batch composting by isolating the waste. Once the bin reaches capacity, the internal mechanism of the Rota-Loo allows for the rotation of the container, positioning a new empty bin under the waste chute.
The full bin, now disconnected from the toilet, remains within the unit, where the composting process continues undisturbed. Over several months, the waste in this bin breaks down into nutrient-rich mulch. This system minimizes manual handling of raw toilet waste and maintains an efficient, odorless operation throughout its cycle.
How Rota Loo works?
The Rota-Loo functions much like a rotating clock. Picture it with multiple bins, starting with Bin 1 positioned at what would be 12 o’clock. This bin is used initially and typically fills up over the course of two to three months. Once Bin 1 is full, you simply rotate the Rota-Loo system clockwise to bring the next bin into the primary position at 12 o’clock for use.
This rotation process is repeated as each bin fills. By the time Bin 1 comes full circle back to the 12 o’clock position, usually about a year later, its contents have transformed into a rich, nutrient-dense humus. This humus is not only safe but also beneficial for your garden, completing the eco-friendly cycle. The emptied bin is then ready to be put back into use, starting the process anew.
Installation
The Rota-Loo is designed to be installed with ease and is ideal for both residential and commercial settings. It is supplied as a comprehensive kit, which can be assembled using standard tools that are readily available at most hardware stores.
Space Requirement
The Rota Loo 950 is a split-system composting toilet, meaning it requires a free clearance below the toilet floor level. Specifically, this model needs a minimum of 38 inches of space beneath the floor to function properly. Split-system composting toilets, by design, always necessitate some clearance below floor level.
If you don’t have enough space, you might want to look into the smaller Rota-Loo 650 or the GL 90 split-system composting toilets, which are comparable to the Rota-Loo 950 but need much less space below the floor level. In cases where there is no space below the floor, our self-contained waterless toilets could be an ideal solution.
Installation Highlights:
- Site Preparation: A flat, level base should be ensured, shielded from the elements, with adequate space allocated for the unit and ventilation components, and convenient access for maintenance.
- Assembly: The toilet pedestal is to be positioned directly above the Rota-Loo unit to ensure a vertical drop.
- Ventilation Setup: A ventilation system must be installed to control odors and facilitate the composting process. This involves the fitting of ventilation pipes and a fan to ensure effective air flow.
- Service Access: Regular access to the compost bins should be planned, making them readily accessible for easy servicing approximately every two months.
- Power Requirements: The electrical setup for the fan should be prepared.
Before its use, final checks should be conducted to confirm that everything is installed correctly and functioning as expected. This straightforward setup process, coupled with routine maintenance, ensures that the Rota-Loo will be pleasant to use and service.
Service
Servicing the Rota-Loo is designed to be straightforward, ensuring continuous and efficient operation. Here’s a simple guide to servicing the system:
- Bin Rotation: When a bin becomes full (remaining no more than 4 inches below the top), it is rotated. The access door should be opened, and a mixture of compost starter and water, as specified by the compost starter instructions, should be added through the pedestal.
- Compost Covering: It is recommended that the compost be covered with about 1 inch of covering material to enhance decomposition.
- Advance the Bins: The bins are rotated one position clockwise. The bin now under the waste chute, filled with composted material unless it is the first use, should be emptied.
- Empty and Prepare: The composted material is to be emptied safely. The jute liner, which decomposes more slowly, can also be composted. A new jute liner should be placed in the emptied bin, covered with 2 inches of covering material, and the bin returned to the Rota-Loo. The door is then closed, preparing it for reuse.
- Record Keeping: The Bin Rotation Diary is to be used to record when bins are turned and emptied. This diary should be kept either on the door of the Rota-Loo or in a nearby accessible location.
These steps ensure that the Rota-Loo is maintained properly, supporting the natural composting process, minimizing maintenance efforts and keeping the toilet pleasant to use.
Specifications
| Feature | RL650 | RL950 |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended for | Domestic use Small families, holiday homes, minimal clearance installations |
Domestic use Ideal for continuous use |
| Number of people frequently using* | 4 | 8 |
| Dimensions (inches) width x depth x height | 47.2 x 47.2 x 25.6 | 47.25 x 47.25 x 37.40 |
| Number of pedestals that can be mounted | 1 | 2 |
| Number of bins | 6 | 6 |
| Total capacity (gallons) | 47.6 | 103 |
| Shipping size (inches) | Standard pallet 40″ by 48″ |
Standard pallet 40″ by 48″ |
Delivery Contents
- 1 x RL950 with 6 x bins
- 1 x Non-separating Porcelain Dry Toilet Pedestal
- 1 x RL650 / 950 Filter Pack of 6 filters
- 1 x Air Inlet Filter
- 1 x Inlet Pod Connector (300mm)
- 1 x Outlet Pod Connector (100mm)
- 1 x Fan Housing and Fan
- 1 x Waste Chute
- 1 x Wind Turbine Sewer Vent
- 1 x Wind Turbine Adaptor
- 1 x 1L Bottle Biostimulant
- 1 x RL950 Document Pack
