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Nature's Head Composting Toilets
Official Partner Authorized Nature's Head Dealer
Self-Contained Composting Toilets by Nature's Head
A Nature’s Head Composting Toilet is a self-contained, waterless sanitation system that separates liquids from solids to provide an odor-free, eco-friendly solution for off-grid living. As an Authorized Dealer, Wild Oak Trail ensures every unit is backed by expert support and free U.S. shipping.
No Plumbing 0.0 Gallons Water No Chemicals Stainless Hardware Built in the USA
Proven History & Reliability
Founded in 2006 by sailors, Nature's Head is a globally trusted sanitation system used by over 10,000 users, including the U.S. Military.
- ✓ Exceptional Versatility: The standard for RVs, tiny homes, cabins, and yurts.
- ✓ Military-Grade Reliability: Trusted and utilized by the U.S. Military.
- ✓ Durable: Marine-grade stainless-steel hardware for life-long use.
Unboxing Video
How to Use Guide
Installation Guide by Setting
| Setting | 12V Setup | 110V Power | Recommended Venting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiny House | Included | Transformer Required | Wall or Floor (PVC) |
| RV / Van | Everything in box | Transformer Required | Roof/Side or Floor |
| Cabin | Ready for 12V | Transformer Required | Wall or Raised Floor |
| Marine / Boat | Ready for 12V | N/A | Side/Roof (Mushroom) |
Nature’s Head Resource Center
Installation & Setup
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between the Spider and Foot Spider Handle?
The Spider Handle is a side crank; Foot Spider is a compact pedal for tight spaces.
How does a Nature’s Head toilet work?
Separates liquids and solids to facilitate natural aerobic composting via an internal fan.
Do you put toilet paper in the toilet?
Yes, though separate disposal can increase tank capacity for off-grid users.
Does it require electricity?
Requires minimal 12V power (1.7 amp-hours/day) for the constant-run exhaust fan.
How often do you empty it?
Liquids every 2-3 days; solids every 3-4 weeks for two full-time users.
What material is used for compost?
Organic sphagnum peat moss or coco coir (Avoid Miracle-Gro or enriched soils).