A repositionable toilet system is provided for a bathroom or water closet of an RV, camper, boat, or other portable living quarter to provide a dry bath without permanently sacrificing otherwise useful floor space within the living quarter. The bathroom system includes a shower stall and a repositionable toilet. The toilet is supported on a moveable platform that is repositionable between a stowed position in which the toilet is inside of the shower stall and a deployed/extended position in which the toilet is outside the shower stall. The moveable platform may be locked at the stowed or deployed position for safety and security purposes during travel or during use of the living quarter. The toilet may be fully self-contained, refillable, and emptyable or the toilet may be plumbed into the water supply and waste collection system of the RV or camper, such as with flexible supply and drain lines.

Provided is a mobile toilet that can be used well.

A mobile toilet includes a trailer, a toilet bowl disposed in a cargo box of the trailer, a drain tank disposed in the cargo box and storing sewage discharged from the toilet bowl, a drain passage communicating between the toilet bowl and the drain tank, and a second conveyance device provided in the middle of the drain passage. The toilet bowl has a drain trap communicating with an upstream end of the drain passage, and the drain passage passes a position higher than a sealing water level of the drain trap, and has a spout space provided in a position higher than the sealing water level of the drain trap.

Provided is a mobile toilet that can be used well.

A mobile toilet includes a trailer, a toilet bowl disposed in a cargo box of the trailer, a drain tank disposed in the cargo box and storing sewage discharged from the toilet bowl, a drain passage communicating between the toilet bowl and the drain tank, and a second conveyance device provided in the middle of the drain passage. The toilet bowl has a drain trap communicating with an upstream end of the drain passage, and the drain passage passes a position higher than a sealing water level of the drain trap, and has a spout space provided in a position higher than the sealing water level of the drain trap.

A macerator toilet assembly (10) is provided with a multi-material toilet (10) having a base (14) formed of a first material, a bowl (16) formed of a second material, said multi material toilet (10) being connectable to one of a waste tank directly below or to a remote waste tank indirectly; a macerator pump (34) disposed on said toilet (10), downstream of a bowl outlet end; and, a trap assembly (40) disposed downstream of said macerator pump (34).

A macerator toilet assembly (10) is provided with a multi-material toilet (10) having a base (14) formed of a first material, a bowl (16) formed of a second material, said multi material toilet (10) being connectable to one of a waste tank directly below or to a remote waste tank indirectly; a macerator pump (34) disposed on said toilet (10), downstream of a bowl outlet end; and, a trap assembly (40) disposed downstream of said macerator pump (34).

The invention it in a private portable toilet system for mounting on a vehicle for transport to the scene of an emergency where it is hydraulically lowered to the ground, and its component panels are out folded to an erected attitude, forming a cubical for containing a toilet platform that is hydraulically moved outwardly from its stowed attitude into which cubical, readying the toilet system for use, where, after use, the toilet platform is moved back to its stowed attitude, and the erection steps are reversed to collapse the toilet system by infolding the component panels to a flat vertical attitude and lifting the toilet system back to it's stowed position to the vehicle for travel.

The invention it in a private portable toilet system for mounting on a vehicle for transport to the scene of an emergency where it is hydraulically lowered to the ground, and its component panels are out folded to an erected attitude, forming a cubical for containing a toilet platform that is hydraulically moved outwardly from its stowed attitude into which cubical, readying the toilet system for use, where, after use, the toilet platform is moved back to its stowed attitude, and the erection steps are reversed to collapse the toilet system by infolding the component panels to a flat vertical attitude and lifting the toilet system back to it's stowed position to the vehicle for travel.

A black tank arrangement is provided having a selectively operable macerator for recirculating fluid adjacent the black tank outlet back toward the black tank inlet, so as to flush or spray waste from that inlet toward the outlet. Selecting the fluid transfer components to be mountable adjacent the end face of the black tank near the black tank outlet allows the invention to be retrofit into previously installed black tanks in vehicles. Operation of the macerator can be manual, via a remote switch held down by the user for a given time period, and/or automatic, in sequence with toilet operation.

A black tank arrangement is provided having a selectively operable macerator for recirculating fluid adjacent the black tank outlet back toward the black tank inlet, so as to flush or spray waste from that inlet toward the outlet. Selecting the fluid transfer components to be mountable adjacent the end face of the black tank near the black tank outlet allows the invention to be retrofit into previously installed black tanks in vehicles. Operation of the macerator can be manual, via a remote switch held down by the user for a given time period, and/or automatic, in sequence with toilet operation.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate generally to a reservoir (40) that is easily removed from a grey water flush system. The reservoir is made modular so that rather than removing an entire reservoir/pump/circuitry system, the reservoir (40) can be separately removed from the system. The reservoir can also be made disposable, which can save cleaning and refurbishment costs. This can also increase turn-around time for maintenance of the system.