The emptying arrangement decides the toilet, not the seat height · review
Keystone Peak folding bag toilet, ABS frame, 200 kg stated, 8 cm folded review
A folding ABS frame that takes a disposable bag, stated at 200 kg and 8 cm folded — and it never publishes the one figure a folding toilet is judged on, which is how high the seat sits open.
The bottom line A flat-packing frame with a load figure and a folded height, and no answer at all about the seat.
What this listing puts on record
A folding camping toilet in ABS, stated to carry up to 200 kg, folding down to 8 cm high, supplied with five disposable bags, and set up by opening it, fitting a bag and closing the lid.
A frame, a bag, and eight centimetres
Three of the four folding toilets in this hub work the same way — a rigid frame that opens into a seat and takes a disposable bag — and this is the sparest of them. There is no tank, so there is no valve and no second capacity to publish. What the listing does give is the number that decides where it is stored: 8 cm flat. That is a real figure, and it is checkable.
The seat height nobody states
An 8 cm folded height tells you nothing about the open one. On a folding toilet the seat height is the whole comfort argument — it is the difference between sitting and squatting, and it is why the other listings on this shelf publish 30.5, 38 and 42 cm. This one publishes none, and the ABS frame is described only as strong and reliable.
Five bags is a starting stock
Five bags come in the box, and their capacity is not given. Neither is a replacement size or reference, so restocking means matching by eye. What may be put into a bag, and what is done with a full one, belong to the maker’s instructions and to the rules of the site — this page reports what is supplied and goes no further.
Availability
Selling between 24 € and 28 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the American and British Amazon stores in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and where it gives way
Strengths
200 kg is stated for the frame, and only one listing in this hub states a higher figure
Folding to 8 cm is a number that can be held against a boot floor or a locker before ordering
Five disposable bags are stated as supplied, so it works from the first day
Compromises
No seat height, on a folding toilet where seat height is the entire comfort question
No mass, and no folded length or width to go with the 8 cm
The bags are supplied and never measured
Specifications
Toilet type
Folding bag toilet — an ABS frame that takes a disposable bag; five bags are stated as supplied
Fresh tank capacity
Not published on the listing — no water tank is described
Waste tank capacity
Not published on the listing — the capacity of the supplied bags is never given
Seat height
Not published on the listing — the only height anywhere on the page is the 8 cm it folds down to
Stated load rating
Up to 200 kg — stated by the maker for the ABS construction
Valve arrangement
Not published on the listing — no valve or slide is described, and the listing names no tanks to separate
Seal arrangement
Not published on the listing — the lid is stated to close, with no gasket or seal named
Packed dimensions
Folds down to 8 cm high — stated; no folded length or width is given
Empty weight
Not published on the listing
Amazon reference
B0FPXQY7HN (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
3701152115150
What people ask before buying
How high is the seat?
The listing never says. It gives 8 cm as the folded height and describes unfolding the frame, inserting a bag and closing the lid, and it stops there. Five of the nine toilets in this hub publish a seat height; this is one of the four that do not.
What happens when the five bags run out?
The listing states five disposable bags in the box and says nothing about what replaces them — no capacity, no size, no reference. What may go into a bag, and where a full one may be put, are matters for the maker's instructions and for the rules of the place you are camping.
Dry separating camp toilet set · 5 L urine canister · 38 cm seat height with the riser fitted · odour-trap plug, hemp litter, two 10 L compostable bags and six clips · no water or chemicals
A dry separating toilet sold as a set rather than as an object: the 38 cm seat height it publishes is the height with the supplied riser fitted, and the toilet on its own is never given one.
Best for: A van conversion already built around the maker's box system, where the toilet has to clip to what is there.
Folding bag camp toilet · leather-faced seat on an MDF core · 42 cm seat height stated · 200 kg stated · folds to 8 cm · hinged lid and closing seat ring · biodegradable bags supplied
The highest seat height of the nine at 42 cm, on a folding bag toilet with a leather-faced seat over an MDF core — and no mass and no capacity published anywhere on the page.
Best for: Knees that will not thank you for a 30 cm seat, where the toilet travels by car rather than on a back.
Bucket camp toilet · 19 L single container · 38 cm seat height stated · 120 kg stated · moulded pouring recess · seven colours · no mass or packed size published
The simplest toilet of the nine: one 19-litre bucket under a seat and lid, a 38 cm seat height and a moulded recess to pour it out of — no tanks, no valve, no published mass.
Best for: A festival or an allotment pitch where the toilet lives in a car boot and the seat height is the only figure that has to be right.
