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Wishbone

The Wishbone

The Wishbone is one of the most versatile toilet structures designed for backcountry and frontcountry sites. The structures are prefabricated, flat pallet packed, assembled rapidly, and require zero annual maintenance. This is the toilet you replace your pit toilets, portable toilets, smelly vault toilets, or WAG bags with.

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This building package is suitable for both solid waste systems (Decompose and Waste Away) and comes in two sizes (Standard and ADA). 

Features:

  • Long-lasting (40+ years)

  • Prefab, flat pallet packed

  • Lightweight: all sections liftable by two people

  • Assembles in a few hours with basic hand tools

  • Will not rot, corrode, fade; multiple color options

  • Lumber options include recycled HDPE T&G, Cedar, DIY

  • 100 lb/sqft snow load and 100 mph wind load rated

  • Suitable for city parks, parking lots, trailheads, backcountry

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Product Sheets:

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Toilet Tech Wishbone 2025 Brochure

The Wilderness

We created three Wilderness-compliant models to serve the needs of parks and protected areas with higher-than-average visitation and the human waste that accompanies this visitation. 

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The RMNP Wilderness is a fully above-ground based toilet system using the elements of our DCV vault materials and BTW urine diversion seat.  This is primarily a Decompose style toilet with waste processed on the surface of the soil, within a fully enclosed bear-proof vault.  

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The Bugaboo Wilderness is also fully above-ground and built for the Bugaboos in British Columbia.  It's a Waste Away system toilet with the most compact design possible for extreme sites.  Rain will not flood the solid waste system and, in fact, helps clean the belt.  This is a huge upgrade to your barrel fly-out system, reducing the weight, mess, and frequency of fly out. 

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The Wishbone Wilderness is a variant of the Wishbone outhouse but with half-height walls and no roof.  It's suitable for higher use sites within the Wilderness and has the most privacy of the three units offered. 

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Features:

  • Wilderness Act compliant

  • Prefab

  • Pallet Packed

  • Lightweight, packable on animals

  • Long-lasting materials; durable

  • Limited privacy

  • Very high snow load ratings

  • Suitable for remote backcountry 

  • Compatable with DCV

  • Decompose & Waste Away options

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RMNP Wilderness in RMNP CO

Bugaboo Wilderness, Bugaboo Prov. Park, BC

Wishbone Wilderness, CO

Wilderness Wishbone

The Alaska

The Alaska, is our most beautiful and natural toilet building.  Constructed of mostly cedar T&G building blocks (Pan Abode), it is the perfect building for sites with winter snow and winter toilet use such as ski hills or year-round campgrounds.  

Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska helped design the first cedar Pan Abode toilet building. It can withstand a very high snow load and is perfect for grizzly country. It has been in operation since 2015.
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Features:

  • Pre-fabricated, shipped to site in containers or a flat bed truck

  • ADA or regular size

  • Single or Double stall designs available

  • Very detailed construction drawings makes construction a snap

  • 125 lb/sqft snow load

  • Grizzly bear proof

  • 4 season use (door swings in)

  • Suitable for parking lots, trailheads, campgrounds, and ski hills

 

'Product Sheets:

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Toilet Tech Alaska / Pan Abode 2025 Brochure

Glacier Bay National Park, AK

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Wasatch Ranch, Ski Resort, UT

Pan Adobe

CUSTOM

Sometimes a site warrants a custom design or retrofit. Many of our early installations were custom designs that housed the BTW urine-diverting toilet. Chris McCrumb built many of these toilets in the remote B.C. back country that he loved and served for many years.  

Features:

  • Site-specific custom design

  • Higher cost

  • Suitable for trailheads; campgrounds; backcountry

Strathcona Prov. Park, BC

Valhalla Prov. Park, BC

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Smoke Bluff Park, Squamish, BC

Custom

The Residential

Skip to minute 4:03 of the video to hear what Samantha Gamling, owner and designer of a tiny home, has to say about her Behind the Wall urine-diversion seat.

Residential / Tiny Home
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