Kildwick MiniLoo Composting Toilet review
The crafted alternative — a separating toilet that looks like furniture, from a UK-rooted maker.
By Tom Calder
Kildwick's MiniLoo does what the Trelinos do — urine separation, zero water, zero chemicals — in a ready-assembled birch-ply unit that looks like a piece of furniture rather than moulded plastic. It's the pick where the toilet will be visible and permanent: a garden room, cabin or narrowboat. Wood needs slightly more care than plastic (keep it sealed, wipe don't soak), and the capacities suit one-to-two people; a full-time family wants the Evo L above.
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- Genuinely good-looking — furniture, not kit
- Same proven separating system, ready-assembled
- Plywood is repairable and re-finishable
- Wood wants sealing and gentler cleaning than plastic
- Capacities suit occasional/one-to-two-person use
Key specs
| Type | Separating (composting) toilet |
| Capacity | — |
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