After painting this full access toilet in wonderful yellow ochre and turquoise blue the team at Arkwright Meadows have nicknamed it the beach hut toilet!

Installed Summer 2007.

Internal and external views of this installation.

Installed May 2009.

Installed March 2010.

Supplied with a white pedestal.

Installed Sept 2009.

Two fully accessible toilets for a project working to provide a different type of learning experience for children.

See: The Walled Garden Project

Installed March 2008.

Sandown allotments at Nairn were the subject of an episode of BBC Scotland's Beechgrove Gardens series and the installation of this wheelchair accessible composting toilet was filmed for the programme.

Installed June 2007.

Sustainable Living Initiative, Norwich

NatSol supplied the complete toilet system which forms the foundations and floor for the building which the clients built.

Installed April 2007.

This toilet was squeezed into an unused corner of an organic garden.

Installed May 2006.

A fully accessible toilet for a church in West Wales. This was incorporated into an existing stone outbuilding.

Installed February 2010.

A fully accessible toilet for a church without water or sewage connections. We supplied the building as part of the package. The naturally durable timber cladding is sourced in Mid Wales.

Installed May 2009.

An installation similar to the Thurlby one above. NatSol will shortly be making available a timber building with double pitched roof which it will be possible to finish in a range of materials to tie in with existing buildings.

Installed June 2008.

This toilet provides a much needed facility for school parties and other visitors to this bird reserve managed by Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust. NatSol is a corporate member of MWT and this is the second toilet supplied to them.

See: Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust

Installed Autumn 2009.

The official opening of two fully accessible toilets on a very sensitive site.

Hilbre is a Local Nature Reserve within a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Protection Area, a Wetland of International Importance, a candidate Special Area of Conservation and a Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Site.

Our waterless toilets were chosen mainly because of their low environmental impact.

See: Hilbre Island to find out more about the island.

Installed February 2008.

One of 4 toilets for fishermen and bird watchers alongside a reservoir managed by South Staffs Water Board.

Installed May 2009.

Prior to making this installation engineers had to go off-site to find toilet facilities. We fit alcohol based gel hand cleansing dispensers as standard and so no water supply is required to our toilet facilties. This particular installation has fan driven ventilation.

Installed June 2006

Four toilets in a compound supplied for this public park.

Installed April 2009

Forestry Commission toilet at Salen, Acharacle, Scotland.

The building was designed by Chris Morgan of Locate Architects and uses a standard NatSol base unit to form the foundations and floor.

The project is shown nearing completion. NatSol supplied vaults and other components.

Completed January 2007.

A rear view of the two wooden buildings and toilets we supplied for this educational farm where parties of school chrildren visit. Cladding is Western Red Cedar sourced in Wales.

Installed December 2009.

A COMPUS TWIN bench seat in the Autonomous Environmental Information Centre [ATEIC] at the Centre. This is a urine separating twin vault toilet.

Installed 2000.

A bespoke design by Andrew Warren which includes storage shed and toilet which is an above gound COMPUS TWIN with urine separation. The masonry toilet vaults are accessed through vertical hatches.

We provided components and design assistance for a twin vault, urine separating toilet in this coastal location on Jersey.

Constructed Spring 2007.

An early above ground COMPUS TWIN toilet on an allotment site. This picture was taken during construction and before the addition of a ramp to facilitate wheelchair access. Our wheelchair accessible cubicles are now built with underground vaults to avoid the need for ramps.

Constructed 1999

This small twin chamber toilet at the NatSol Registered Office site was built for research and development.

Constructed 1997.

These flat packed timber buildings are shown being checked for assembly prior to dispatch. The cladding is currently Western Red Cedar sourced in Wales. This is naturally durable.

These Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) vaults are shown curing at the manufacturers, BCM GRC Ltd.