NatSol waterless toilets are the ideal solution for providing accessible toilets for churches without mains drainage.
They are a silent, frost free, odourless and waterless alternative to the popular Trench Arch system developed by one of NatSol's founders, Nick Grant. The small footprint allows toilet facilities to be provided with minimal disruption.
Here you can see examples of church toilets demonstrating a range of solutions. For further information on the service we can provide for churches please go to our Churches page.
Some examples of NatSol church toilets:-
Congregation waits 150 years for a toilet


Description: "This toilet is going to make a huge and positive difference for the people of Trimpley and our many visitors. It is thanks to the hard work of all our volunteers in fund raising and in building and installing the toilet itself that we now have such a great facility.
To mark just how important the toilet is for us, Bishop Martin came to the Church on the evening of Wednesday, 23rd July for a celebration, along with a dedication and blessing of the new building and of everyone who came along.
I would highly recommend NatSol composting toilets to any church that is in a similar situation…so if you would like to come and see for yourself do get in touch." SM, Lay Preacher
Full Access Composter Toilet at St Michael's Church, Guiting Power

All year round toilet for St James the Great Church, Dauntsey

Full Access Composter Toilet for Contin Church, Ross-shire

Full Access Composter at Ayot St Peter's Church, Welyn, Herts

Waterless toilet for All Saints Church, Cadney

Accessible toilet for St Bartholomew's Church near Stroud

A queue for the compost loo

Lean-to toilet building for church in Thirsk

Two cubicle toilet building

Bespoke toilet facility for St Gregory's Church, Thetford

Another accessible church toilet in Wales
