Tucked away amid the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand's South Island lies LandEscape Wanaka, a sanctuary that seamlessly blends nature's splendor with a firm commitment to sustainability.

Rushed mornings, toilet queues, arguments as to who gets to go first and warm seats that provide all too much familiarity... Perhaps it's time to think about a second toilet.

Today, we're looking at the evolution of the split batching system, and all the features that make the 2nd generation systems superior to the 1st.

Looking to build an eco-friendly outhouse? We've got ALL the inspo! Outhouses can be constructed in two ways - close to the ground or raised on piles, and there are composting toilet options to compliment both.

Regenerative farming is a holistic approach to farming that focuses on enhancing the health and vitality of the soil, optimizing biodiversity, and restoring ecosystem functions.

Outhouses, also known as privies or dunnies, have a long and intriguing history dating back thousands of years. The modern-day version, equipped with composting toilets, represents an eco-friendly solution that combines functionality with environmental sustainability.

A question we get asked often is "how often are composting toilets emptied?" Obviously, emptying frequency is system and usage dependent, but there are average expected time frames.

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The short answer is yes. They can easily back on to division walls in proximity to the perimeter and, with the right set up, can even be placed in more central parts of the house.

Composting toilets are resilient to floods. Once drained, they will keep composting. The path to recovering the toilet will largely depend on the type of system you have.