Built-in Toilets

Why does a built-in toilet make sense?

Built-in toilets offer a number of advantages for travellers with motorhomes, caravans and camper vans. Anyone considering retrofitting a cassette toilet should consider the advantages and whether they justify the purchase:

• Independence: With a built-in toilet, you are no longer reliant on public toilets or campsite facilities. You can use your own toilet in the comfort of your vehicle.
• Comfort: A built-in toilet offers the comfort of a normal toilet. You don't have to be outdoors or in a cramped cubicle, but a familiar and comfortable environment.
• Hygiene: Built-in toilets have flushing mechanisms and waste water tanks that allow for clean and hygienic use. They also often offer features such as a tap and washbasin to improve hand hygiene.

How is the cassette toilet constructed?

Cassette toilets are usually specially designed for installation in mobile homes and caravans. Some basic characteristics of these are:

1. Flushing system: Built-in toilets have a flushing system that is usually operated with fresh water from the vehicle's on-board tank. It enables effective cleaning of the toilet after use.
2. Waste-water tank: Built-in toilets have an integrated waste-water tank in which waste is collected. The tank is usually removable for easy and hygienic disposal.
3. Water supply: Some built-in toilets offer a separate water supply for flushing and hand hygiene. They may be equipped with a separate water tank or connected directly to the on-board water tank.
4. Odour control: High-quality built-in toilets have effective odour control mechanisms, such as ventilation systems or special covers that prevent unpleasant odours.

In summary, built-in toilets offer travellers with motorhomes and caravans comfortable and hygienic toilet options on the road. Based on its features, you can choose the right built-in toilet for your needs. Remember to maintain and care for your built-in toilet to ensure its performance and longevity.