BAMBOOLOO™


Hand-crafted by WCTNZ® – New Zealand’s leading supplier of waterless composting toilets

Bambooloo™ is a New Zealand family company dedicated to producing high quality composting toilets.

Let’s face it folks – we only have one planet, and it’s essential that we find sustainable ways to manage our waste.

Bambooloo™ is a New Zealand family company dedicated to producing high quality composting toilets.

Let’s face it folks – we only have one planet, and it’s essential that we find sustainable ways to manage our waste.

Composting toilets are the perfect solution – they take what is commonly seen by society as a waste product (human excreta) and turn it into a valuable resource of high quality, nutrient-dense and pathogen-free compost.

Bambooloo™ composting toilet commodes are expertly designed and crafted from the highest quality materials. Not only do they look great, but they’re also built to stand the test of time. Bamboo has a greater density than many hardwoods, giving it greater resistance to moisture, and making for long-lasting products.

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“I approached Bambooloo (WCTNZ Ltd) because I built a Tiny House at Piha for family use, as a retreat from the city and for overseas guests wanting to experience the wild west coast beach of Piha. Dylan from Bambooloo helped me by showing me the options to regular flushing toilets. At first I was skeptical and afraid the guests would not be able to cope. I live in New York so I took a gamble. The result was that the guests were totally fine with it. I have had 100% good reviews for my place from all the guests that have stayed there. It is eco friendly and in keeping with the natural environment. I found the experience amazingly easy as I have just returned to NZ for a visit and have been using the Bambooloo for the very first time. It’s as simple as can be with absolutely no odour whatsoever. I would recommend Bambooloo to people who need a toilet for out of the city areas or holiday baches. It is certainly 100% better than the Long Drop!”

Susannah Marks, B & B Owner

“I’ve been using my Bambooloo composting toilet in my Tiny House since April 2016 and I absolutely love it. It’s simple to use, there is no smell and it looks great in the bathroom. Together with my girlfriend, we worked out that we save around 25,000 litres of water every year simply by not using a flushing toilet.”

Kyle Sutherland, Tiny House Dweller

“The Bambooloo is an evolution of the simple bucket toilet concept. You can spend a lot of money on composting toilet solutions, but in the end it’s hard to beat a simple collector followed by a thermophilic compost process. The world would be a better place if we all looked after our own crap.”

Bryce Langston, Living Big in a Tiny House

Video Testimonial


Showcasing the use of the Bambooloo™ in a tiny home.

BAMBOOLOO™ ON THE GO

Caravanning on the go


Bambooloo™ composting toilets are constructed to be both strong and light weight to cope with on-road and off-road conditions. Buckets are easy and safe to store for later composting.

Boating on the go


Built with a boat-construction technique, the Bambooloo™ reflects contours and durability of hull designs, making it ideal for house boats and day sailors.

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Glamping

Bambooloo™ is a versatile toilet solution for glamping, providing style, comfort, convenience, and environmental benefits.

BAMBOOLOO™ LIVING

Lifestyle living


The Bambooloo™ is an effective on-site composting toilet solution for lifestyle, where getting in touch with the land and composting is truly possible.

Tiny Homes


Tiny home living calls for energy efficient and reliable toilets, making Bambooloo™ the perfect choice. Made from hardwearing bamboo, the Bambooloo™ requires no power, and is small and light weight – all this with the look and feel of a stylish hand-crafted toilet.

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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Making it through


Protect your family in times of disaster by providing them with a safe, reliable toilet. The Bambooloo™ is an excellent composting toilet solution for disaster relief, and a way to keep your dignity in the hardest of times.

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