We can’t compare apples and oranges, so let us first look at the characteristics we can use to separate these eco-toilets into manageable side-by-side comparisons. We will start with Split vs Self-Contained Systems.

When we are helping you find the right toilet solution for your situation, we ask “what kind of structure are you installing it into?” or “do you have space under the floor?”. This is because we are trying to determine if you’ll be looking at a split system or a self-contained system.

Once we have determined if a split or self-contained system suits your needs we can look at different composting styles and other features within those categories.

A split system offers the advantage of separate chambers and pedestals, utilizing underfloor space to accommodate larger chambers than self-contained systems. Our range of porcelain waterless pedestals come in various styles, each designed with a universal base to connect to waste chutes, allowing for customization to suit your bathroom’s aesthetic.

Split systems are available in two composting methods: batch or continuous, offering flexibility and eco-friendly solutions for waste management.