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Located amongst the old gold mining shafts at Steiglitz (Vic) this Rota Loo Maxi and its’ Soltran building are providing toilet facilities in tricky conditions to tourists and church goers behind which it is located.

Painted slate grey to suit it's surrounds the toilet block is solar powered and features a single and disabled cubicle.

It is beautifully sited to take full advantage of the slope and a northerly aspect.

The dry footprint of the Rota Loo protects the dam just downslope.

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Rota-Loo Toilets | Waterless Urinals | Mobile Rota-Loo | Rota-Loo 101 | The Biolet | Rota-Loo Soltran | Brochures | Buildings Grey Water Systems | Rota-Loo Dealers
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Benchmark quality

Our customers really like their Rota-Loo's

If you want to REALLY cut down on your water usage in the household, this is one of the most effective ways that I personally know of.

Back in 1991/92, I had a small timber house built right in the middle of a dry Sclerophyll Eucalypt forest. The rainfall is not very high there.

The roof area of the house was about 13 squares, and I had 2 x 22500-litre tanks under the house for collection. The house was built on a hillside, overlooking a fantastically beautiful little valley.

To dispose of sewage on this block in the usual way would have meant ripping through the ground to put seepage lines in; disturbing roots of trees, rocks, nesting holes, innumerable habitat sites. So I had a Rota-Loo installed.

The first one to get a permit in that shire. From personal experience, I can tell you it was the best choice I could ever have made.This particular Rota-Loo that I purchased was the earlier type, made with glass-fibre, and having 4 sections (bins).
With my installation, it took approximately 6-9 months for one bin to be filled, after which the second bin was rotated into position. Thus, by the time no. 1 bin came round for use again, (a time lapse of about 18 months) its contents had matured into a non-smelly, friable compost in which none of the original excreta could be recognised as such. Within the toilet cubicle, smell was no problem at all, because a fan continuously draws air from the cubicle down through the system, and vented above the roofline.
Guests would remark that the toilet smelt less than a conventional flush toilet.

Rota-Loo is a registered name owned by
Environment Equipment Pty Ltd
Victoria Australia
Phone 61 3 9587 2447
email

DID YOU KNOW ?

Twenty percent of all household water is flushed down the toilet.

ROTA-LOO composting toilets DO NOT use any water!