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Why a composting toilet is the ideal garden toilet
In German allotment gardens, the Federal Allotment Garden Act stipulates that no wastewater may be generated. Conventional flush toilets are therefore not an option. At the same time, garden owners desire a hygienic, odor-free solution that blends seamlessly into the garden environment.
This is precisely where modern dry toilets come in: The consistent separation of urine and solids prevents unpleasant odors. The natural composting process transforms the solid waste into valuable humus for ornamental plants. A win-win situation for people and nature.
Key benefits for the garden
- 100% self-sufficient : No water, electricity or sewage connection required.
- Odorless : Patented sealing technology prevents ammonia formation
- Weather-resistant : High-quality materials for year-round outdoor use
- Flexibly expandable : Modules for different user groups and capacities
- Easy emptying : Ergonomic containers with secure closures
Installation requires no tools and takes place on a level surface. Whether in an existing garden shed, a separate toilet cubicle, or as a freestanding system – BioTioo composting toilets adapt to the circumstances.
From allotment gardens to clubhouses: solutions for every need
BioTioo composting toilets were specifically developed for the unique requirements of garden use. The modular system allows for individual configurations depending on available space and usage intensity.
Both variants compared
BioTioo Basic
- Solid container with bag inside
- Solids are covered with litter by hand after each use.
- Disposal of the solids after 5–8 uses, as they only dry on the surface.
- Toilet paper can be placed in the solid waste bin.
- Urine tank (10 L) with odor trap
- Upgradeable to a composting toilet
BioTioo RL (with agitator and fan)
- Solid waste container with integrated composting function
- One-time filling with plant fibers before the holiday
- Solids dry out and begin to compost.
- Disposal of solids after 20–30 uses
- Toilet paper can be placed in the solid waste bin.
- Urine tank (10 L) with odor trap
- Maximum independence
The comfort boost for your composting toilet: Ready-to-use plant fibers
Everything you need to know about a garden toilet
Here you will find concise answers to the most frequently asked questions.
For further information or a personal consultation regarding your individual situation, you can reach us by phone at 07551 8344970 or by email at info@biotioo.com. You are also welcome to book a personal consultation with us directly.
Can a composting toilet be used for a garden sauna?
Can a composting toilet be used for a garden sauna?
BioTioo composting toilets are particularly suitable for use in garden saunas – even where there is no water or sewage connection. They function independently, separating urine and solids without odor. They can be easily integrated into sauna anterooms or sauna cabins. Special accessory options such as SmellX Pro filters and versions with an agitator or fan module increase comfort and user-friendliness, even with intensive use.
How often does a garden toilet need to be emptied?
How often does a garden toilet need to be emptied?
With daily use, emptying every two weeks is sufficient. The exact frequency depends on the number of users. In the garden, a dry composting toilet is usually used on weekends. Here, the toilet should be emptied after approximately 20-25 uses.
Can the toilet be used in winter?
Can the toilet be used in winter?
Yes, BioTioo composting toilets are frost-proof and designed for year-round use in the garden. The high-quality polypropylene remains stable and does not become brittle even in sub-zero temperatures – ideal for unheated garden sheds or outdoor areas. The stainless steel housing is also temperature-resistant.
How complex is the installation?
How complex is the installation?
Installing a BioTioo composting toilet in the garden is straightforward: it can simply be placed on a level surface or, if necessary, screwed onto wooden surfaces, e.g. in the garden shed or tool shed.


