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Nature's Head Composting Toilets
Self-Contained Composting Toilets by Nature's Head
Wild Oak Trail proudly adds the Nature's Head Composting Toilet to our list of reliable off-grid and adventure products! The Nature's Head Composting Toilet has been around ever since it came through from the vision of two seasoned sailors in 2006. The vision was to create a more user-friendly and reliable alternative than anything else available at the time. While initially conceived to withstand the unforgiving marine environment, the Nature's Head Composting Toilet has since proven its adaptability in various settings, especially those where plumbing or electricity is scarce or impractical.
"We love our new dry composting toilet! Best investment we could have made for our tiny house." - Coral G., CA
Over the years, the Nature's Head Composting toilet has seen refinements and improvements, such as the introduction of the foot spider handle for the agitator in 2011 without making that much of a difference in the total price. The stainless steel hardware on the spider handle has also improved.
The very first sale of the Nature's Head Composting Toilet took place in 2007, marking the beginning of a journey that has led to the distribution of thousands of units. Nature's Head takes great pride in its toilets and their robust construction while aiming to give customers the best including exceptional customer service. These toilets now grace the spaces of homeowners, tiny homes, cabin enthusiasts, seafarers on boats, nomads in campers and RVs, craftsmen in workshops, homesteaders in barns, seekers of tranquility in yurts, and even the esteemed members of the US Military.
Check out all of our Nature's Head Composting Toilets and accessories here:
Nature's Head Unboxing Video
How to Use The Nature's Head Toilet
What Makes the Nature's Head Composting Toilet the Best Choice?
IT DOESN'T SMELL.
That's right. No smell. With the Nature's Head, there should be no nasty smell coming out from the toilet tanks even if they are not being emptied daily. Something that is not common with other composting toilets. Thanks to the proper separation of liquids and solid wastes, Nature's Head made sure that you can enjoy the convenience of having a working toilet without being bothered by the waste odor or sewage smell every time you use it or empty it.
When used correctly, there should only be a slight earthy smell coming from your choice of composting materials. May it be peat moss or coco coir, this eco-friendly toilet will have zero waste odor.
COMPLETELY SAFE FOR YOU AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Nature's Head is designed with your safety in mind. The toilet seat is molded into the unit making it sturdier and more durable to cracks and breaks. Since the idea is to have these toilets in your motor home, RV, or even boats, they are conditioned to be very safe in mobile environments without breaking even in rough conditions. You can sit on the lid without any worries!
Emptying and cleaning the Nature's Head is also quite easy. Due to its robust construction, the simple installation process helps with its user-friendliness. Nature's Head takes great pride in creating an eco-friendly toilet that is as easy to operate as a regular toilet. Since the pee and human waste are separated, you won't be having a hard time looking for proper places to empty them out. You can properly dump the liquid collector in toilets or empty the bottle in trees while you can dump the solids in toilets or they can be buried. It is recommended to let the solid wastes decompose first which will make the cleaning job easier. They can also be added to plants, bed of flowers, and the like.
USES MINIMAL POWER
With the Nature's Head Composting Toilet fan only using 1.7amp-hours in 24 hours, this is equivalent to only 4 cents per month in household electricity costs.
Installing your composting toilet from Nature's Head is absolutely simple, you just need to consider a few things based on where you'll be using it to make sure you're all set.
Unpacking Your Nature's Head Composting Toilet:
Your new Nature's Head is almost ready to go! The composting toilet will be shipped to you with all of the things you'll need to install it like a spray bottle, liquids bottle, stainless steel hardware, foot spider handle, and even an Allen wrench. However, while it comes with most essentials, remember that the outside vent varies based on your setup, and the 12V to 110V Transformer isn't included as it's not always needed.
Customizing Your Installation:
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Installing your Composting Toilet in a Tiny House:
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Using 110V? Grab the Nature's Head wall transformer.
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On 12V or solar? You're set with the included parts.
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Venting? The Nature's Head PVC vent assembly is perfect for wall or floor exits.
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Installing your Composting Toilet in an RV:
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For 12V setups, everything you will need to install it is in the box.
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Using 110V? You'll need the Nature's Head wall transformer.
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Venting options: Mushroom vent for side/roof or PVC for floor. You might even connect to an existing vent.
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Installing your Composting Toilet in a Cabin:
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All set for 12V systems.
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On 110V? Get our wall transformer.
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Venting? The PVC vent is ideal for wall or raised cabin floor.
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Installing your Composting Toilet in a Boat:
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Ready for 12V setups.
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Venting? Use the mushroom vent for cabin side/roof or over an old pump out fitting hole.
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Additional Considerations:
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Hose Length for the Composting Toilet: Need more vent hose? Buy per foot or use PVC pipe from local stores.
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Floor Construction: Non-wood floors might need special mounting bolts. For concrete, consider mounting on plywood for ease.
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Electrical Needs: Use a 12V transformer or wall adapter for 110V sources. Available at Nature’s Head, Inc.
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Composting Toilet Medium: Sphagnum Peat Moss is popular and affordable. Ensure it's organic and avoid enriched types like MIRACLE-GRO. Alternatively, Coco Coir is also suitable but might be pricier and harder to find.
Dimensions & Location:
Ensure your Composting Toilet from Nature's Head has enough space to function and for maintenance. Keep at least a 1-inch gap from walls and ensure room for hose connections and the agitator handle. The standard handle requires 21 inches in width, but a foot spider handle reduces it to 17 inches.
Mounting:
Secure your Nature's Head toilet using the two L-brackets. Follow the provided instructions carefully, ensuring you don't overtighten the hold-down knobs.
Venting:
Essential for a fresh-smelling bathroom with no odor and effective composting. Vent options for the composting toilet include mushroom vents, shell vents, and PVC Vent Assembly Kits, all available for purchase. Ensure you attach a mesh fabric or screen to prevent insect entry.
Reversing the Fan and Filter Housing:
You can swap the fan/filter housing based on your preferred hose placement.
Nature’s Head Airflow Assembly & Power Connection:
Always fuse your Nature's Head toilet on a circuit between 2-5 amps (12V). If using a 110V source, get a power adapter that reduces to 12V. Remember, no fuse is needed with the wall transformer.
In Conclusion:
Your Nature's Head Composting Toilet is a versatile, eco-friendly solution not to mention the great price. You will not only like the user-friendliness but will help you save money in the long run. With this guide, you're well on your way to a successful installation. Enjoy your Composting Toilet! If you have any questions at all, our friendly staff at Wild Oak Trail will be happy to help answer all your questions and provide you with exceptional customer service!