The emptying arrangement decides the toilet, not the seat height · review
Montafox folding camp toilet, 25 L, 33 × 27 cm open, seat 30.5 cm, 1.4 kg review
The fullest specification of the nine — capacity, seat height, load, open and folded size and mass are all published — on a listing whose title calls it a dry separating toilet and whose bullet points describe a bag toilet.
The bottom line The most complete sheet on this shelf, under a title that describes a different kind of toilet.
What this listing puts on record
A folding camping toilet in polypropylene, cube-shaped, stated at 25 litres, 33 × 27 cm open and 11.5 cm folded, with a seat height of 30.5 cm, a stated load of up to 150 kg on level ground, a mass of 1.4 kg, and twelve toilet bags supplied.
The fullest spec sheet on this shelf
Six of the nine columns this hub compares are answered here — type, capacity, seat height, load, packed and open size, and mass — which is more than any other toilet on the shelf manages. The fifth bullet point is the reason: it simply lists the material, the weight in grams, the seat height, the capacity and both sets of dimensions, one after another. Very few listings anywhere do that.
The name on the title and the object described
The title reads dry separating toilet. The bullet points describe a single folding container with twelve bags, needing neither water nor chemicals, and doubling as a stool or a storage box. A separating design keeps liquid and solid in two vessels; there is no second vessel here, and no diverter is named. Both statements are on the same page, and the description is the part that tells you what will arrive.
25 litres and what carrying it means
25 litres is the largest capacity published in this hub, and capacity cuts both ways: fewer trips, and a heavier one each time. The empty mass is 1.4 kg and the full one is not stated by anybody, here or elsewhere on the shelf. Where the contents may go, and what may be put in with them, are set out in the maker’s instructions and by the rules of the place you are camping.
Availability
Selling between 30 € and 45 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
Catalogued on the American and British Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
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
Six of the nine columns this hub compares are filled, more than any other toilet here
25 litres is the largest capacity figure published in this hub, and the seat height, open size, folded height and mass all appear beside it
The 150 kg is qualified by the maker itself — on level ground — which is more care than a bare load figure usually shows
Compromises
The title says dry separating toilet and the description is of a single container with twelve bags
Nothing about a seal or a gasket anywhere on the page
30.5 cm is a low seat beside the 42 cm and the two 38 cm listings on this shelf
Specifications
Toilet type
Folding cube-shaped camp toilet in polypropylene, supplied with twelve toilet bags. The title calls it a dry separating toilet; the bullet points describe one 25-litre container and name no second vessel and no diverter
Fresh tank capacity
Not published on the listing — the maker states that neither water nor chemicals are needed
Waste tank capacity
25 litres — stated, the largest capacity figure published in this hub
Seat height
30.5 cm — stated
Stated load rating
Up to 150 kg on level ground — stated by the maker, who names the level-ground condition itself
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 — no gasket, seal or spare part is named
Packed dimensions
11.5 cm folded — stated; open, 33 × 27 cm
Empty weight
1.4 kg, given as 1400 g — stated
Amazon reference
B0CHBDRVW1 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4251379382822
What people ask before buying
Is it really a separating toilet?
The title says so; the five bullet points do not support it. They describe a cube-shaped folding container of 25 litres, twelve toilet bags, and the fact that neither water nor chemicals are needed. A separating design keeps liquid and solid apart in two vessels, and no second vessel is named here.
What does 25 litres mean in practice?
It is the stated capacity of the container, and the largest figure in this hub. It is also a figure to read against the carry: a full container weighs a great deal more than the 1.4 kg empty, and where the contents may go is decided by the maker's instructions and by the site you are on, not by this page.
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.
