Thetford toilet conversion kit

With the SK C220 and SK C260 conversion kits, the cassette toilet can be easily converted into a separating toilet. There is a special group of end users who are looking for water- and additive-free sanitary solutions. This is despite the fact that the current standard cassette toilets use very little water (5% of what is used at home) and minimal additives compared to the detergents and toilet blocks used at home. Of course, Thetford follows all sanitary trends in general and the separating toilet systems in particular. In addition, Thetford tests all systems on the market in the laboratory. As the market leader in the sanitary sector, Thetford believes that the time has come to further develop the concept of urine-diverting toilets.
85% of recreational vehicle users actively use their toilet and say the toilet system has a major influence on their choice of vehicle. Hygiene comes first, followed by comfort. Sustainability is also seen as important, but only after hygiene and comfort. This shows that while sustainability is important, hygiene and comfort must be prioritised. In addition, research shows that there is a willingness to make changes to sanitary systems. The reasons why a certain target group is considering switching to urine-diverting toilets lie in the perception of environmental friendliness and the flexibility of disposal. Overall, however, and particularly in terms of hygiene and comfort, users of urine-diverting toilets are less satisfied than users of cassette toilets. So, there is some interest, but the concept needs to be improved. And this is where Thetford comes in. Thetford has worked hard to improve hygiene, both during use and during the emptying process. There is no visual contact with faeces in the toilet, and bad odours are removed from the bathroom by an optional active vent and filter. The SK and S series offer unique features such as a level indicator for the urine tank, an ergonomically larger bowl and an integrated manual flap to cover the faeces and prevent it from mixing with liquid. In all installations, the toilets can be positioned at an angle of 180 degrees as required. In addition, a practical 9-litre liquid tank simplifies the emptying of liquids. The SK series also stands out from the competition in other respects. The entire toilet bowl can be replaced, making it easy to convert. Thetford will announce the technical details at a later date.

Both the SK series and the S series will be available on the market from August 2025.