The emptying arrangement decides the toilet, not the seat height · review
The only toilet in this group that publishes its load rating as a range — 450 to 500 pounds — and the only one that rates the bags by the weight of waste they hold.
An upgraded 15-inch portable toilet with a removable paper holder and a load capacity of 450 lbs.
Eioehtl states a newly designed elongated 12-inch bucket toilet seat, higher and wider than before; premium ABS plastic weighing only 4.8 pounds and sturdy to bear up to 450–500 lbs, approximately equal to two adults; a detachable phone shelf cradling most phone sizes and a paper holder for standard rolls; assembly or folding in 30 to 60 seconds, with disposable waste bags that withstand approximately 11–13 lbs of rubbish and a waterproof storage bag; and use as a toilet, a bin, a stool or a vomiting bucket.
No packed size. No seal arrangement. No bag count.
A range, where every rival publishes a figure.
A load rating is normally a design limit rather than a measurement with a spread, and this shelf’s introduction says it is published for the seat and lid assembly.
The reading to take is the lower end. Four hundred and fifty is what the other ABS toilet in this group publishes outright, and a limit is worth taking at its bottom.
“Approximately equal to two adults” is a comparison, not a use. A toilet seat holds one.
The bag, rated by what it carries.
This shelf’s introduction says a full tank is heavier than any listing photograph suggests, and the buying tip says the walk to the emptying point is the part nobody pictures.
Five to six kilograms in a bag that has to be lifted out, tied and carried. It is the only figure of its kind on this shelf.
The other two listings that specify a bag give a volume or a size in inches — which says how much it holds and nothing about whether it will take the weight.
Household height, nearly.
A domestic toilet is usually 15 to 17 inches to the seat, which is what makes this figure worth publishing rather than a packed size.
Three toilets in this group publish a height: 15, 15.6 and 16 inches. The elongated 12-inch opening here is the second half of the same comfort argument.
What is missing is how small it folds — and with a published height and a published seat length, that is the obvious next question.
Eioehtl’s instructions carry the bags and the load rating. Nothing here replaces them, and nothing on this page describes any product as safe.
The American Amazon store was listing it at about $30 at the time of writing.
Every figure here is what Keepa held on the day this page was last revised. Offers and prices shift without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 8, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Toilet type | Bucket and liner: a folding ABS shell over a bagged insert |
|---|---|
| Fresh tank capacity | Not applicable — no water is used |
| Waste tank capacity | Not published as a volume. The supplied bags are stated to withstand approximately 11–13 lbs of waste |
| Seat height | 15 inches, published, with an elongated 12-inch bucket toilet seat stated higher and wider than before |
| Stated load rating | Published as a range: 450–500 lbs, stated approximately equal to two adults |
| Valve arrangement | None |
| Seal arrangement | None published |
| Packed dimensions | Not published. Assembly or folding is stated at 30 to 60 seconds |
| Empty weight | 4.8 pounds — about 2.18 kg (4.8 lb) |
| Amazon reference | B0CNCH24VF |
| EAN | 6298042407008 |
The listing publishes both as a range — "sturdy to bear up to 450-500Lbs (Approximately Equal To Two Adult)" — and no other toilet in this group does that. A range on a load rating is unusual because the figure is normally a design limit rather than a measurement with a spread, and this shelf's introduction says it is published for the seat and lid assembly. The useful reading is the lower number: 450 pounds is what the other ABS toilet in this group publishes outright, and a limit should be taken at its bottom. "Two adults" is a comparison rather than a use case; a toilet seat holds one.
Because that is what carries. This shelf's introduction says a full tank is heavier than any listing photograph suggests, and the buying tip says the walk to the emptying point is the part nobody pictures. Eleven to thirteen pounds is five to six kilograms in a bag that has to be lifted out, tied and carried — and it is the only figure of its kind on this shelf. The other two listings that specify a bag give a volume or a size in inches, which says how much it holds and nothing about whether it will take the weight.
A seat close to household height, which is the point of the figure. This shelf's introduction makes seat height the comfort decision and the one that decides whether standing up is easy; a domestic toilet is usually 15 to 17 inches to the seat. Three toilets in this group publish a height — 15, 15.6 and 16 inches — and the elongated 12-inch opening here is the second half of the same argument. What the listing does not publish is how small it folds, which the two other figures make the obvious next question.
Close prices, same category: comparable camping gear. We keep only the specifications all of them publish, because a column with gaps compares nothing.
| Model | Price | Toilet type | Waste tank capacity | Seat height | Stated load rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eioehtl black-A1 15 in toilet | $30 | Bucket and liner: a folding ABS shell over a bagged insert | Not published as a volume. The supplied bags are stated to withstand approximately 11–13 lbs of waste | 15 inches, published, with an elongated 12-inch bucket toilet seat stated higher and wider than before | Published as a range: 450–500 lbs, stated approximately equal to two adults |
| Sckee ZDHWMT-01 folding toilet | $40 | Bucket and liner: a folding ABS shell over a bagged insert, stated to fit 12-gallon bags | Set by the bag: the listing states it fits 12-gallon bags | Not published. A 12-inch seat opening is published instead, stated 20 per cent longer than previous models | Up to 450 lbs — about 204 kg (449.7 lb) |
| YOSN 15.6 in aluminum toilet | $40 | Bucket and liner: a folding stand with a collapsible seat over a bagged insert | Not published as a volume. Twelve heavy-duty waste bags are supplied | 15.6 inches — about 40 cm (15.7 in), published as a natural sitting position for adults | Up to 350 pounds — about 159 kg (350.5 lb). The lowest stated load in this group |
| 72 HRS Snap-on toilet seat and lid | $16 | Bucket and liner — the seat and lid only, snapping onto a 5-gallon / 19-liter bucket that is not supplied | Set by the bucket: 5 gallons / 19 liters, by the fit the listing publishes | Set by the bucket. The seat itself is 1.06 in thick | Not published. The material is stated crack- and pinch-resistant |
A car or a tent where the seat has to be the widest available
Amazon reports what buyers took in the month before this page was last checked: at least 1,000.
The figure is a floor, rounded by Amazon, and read through Keepa — it says what buyers picked, not what a maker claims.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for camping and hiking gear and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Seat and lid only · fits a 5 gal / 19 l bucket · 0.7 lb · polypropylene
A seat and a lid that snap onto a five-gallon bucket you already own — 0.7 pounds, published to the hundredth of an inch, with no pail and no bags in the box.
Best for: A bucket already in the garage, and the lightest possible answer
≈ $16
16 in seat, 12 in wide · 400 lb · fits 31.5 × 35.5 in bags · ABS, carry bag
The tallest seat in this group at sixteen inches, published for knee trouble — and the only listing here that gives the bag size it takes in inches.
Best for: A family camp where the seat height has to suit everyone
≈ $60
450 lb · 12 in seat opening · folds to 14.1 × 12.6 × 2.7 in · fits 12 gal bags
The flattest folding toilet in this group — under three inches packed — with a 450-pound rating, a phone tray, a paper holder and the bag size it takes published in gallons.
Best for: A car boot where the toilet has to disappear between trips
≈ $40
