$1,275.00
Featuring a large bowl and a class-leading urine diversion system, this composting toilet excels by eliminating the front liquid tank, making this the best composting toilet on the market.
The All New Tejo has finally unlocked household levels of comfort and design to the composting toilet market. Your off-grid experience just got a whole lot better.
With a design that mirrors conventional toilets, Tejo offers the most aesthetically pleasing, and most comfortable experience in the composting toilet market.
Tejo has removed the liquid tank from the toilet itself, allowing you to divert the urine into a remote tank via the best diversion system on the market.
Tejo includes the most advanced seals, making it the best toilet on the market for installations in wet head/shower areas without the worry of leaks or insects ingress.
Ideal for compact spaces, the Air Head ensures a fresh, odor-free atmosphere, perfect for boats, RVs, and tiny homes.
With its simple design, the Air Head can be set up quickly by anyone, offering a practical upgrade to any space without the fuss.
Despite its compact size, the Air Head boasts an 5 gallon solid tank for up to 80 uses, adaptable for various installation needs.
The Air Head operates without water or chemicals, eliminating odors for a sustainable, eco-friendly composting solution.
Would You Prefer A Urine Tank?
Featuring the best in urine diversion technology, Tejo creates dryer solids for less odor and better compost.
The Flat Bottom suits most setups with its versatile design. For RVs and Boats, the hull shape may allow you to get a more snug fit, and a better install.
Dimensions
Choose which side works best for your install. Note: The crank handle position is fixed and not interchangeable after installation.
The fan should be mounted in a housing directly on a wall or roof to the outside. Choose from a straight or angled fan housing.
Hull Shape
Flat Back
Flat Back
Every style of install has unique challenges. Find out how we have built the perfect toilets for your lifestyle.
We provide a fan and vent that should be installed to an external wall or ceiling. If on a boat, a common solution it to vent into the anchor locker. For more help with installation, check out our Installation Guide.
By seperating both, It helps to reduce moisture in solid waste, speeding up composting and massively reducing odors. It also helps manage nutrient levels, ensuring a more effienct process. Finally, it reduces the amount of times you will need to empty the solids tank.
Once urine and feces are separated, the solid waste is mixed with a carbon-rich material, like our Coco Peat Bricks, which act as a bulking agent. This mixture creates the perfect environment for aerobic bacteria to thrive. These bacteria break down the waste into compost, a nutrient-rich soil additive, through a natural, odor-free process.
Absolutely! More and more liveaboards are moving to Air Head Toilets because it allows you to be take your boat to areas which are tightly regulated by waste water laws or regular pump outs. It is also much easier to maintain, with fewer moving parts than a traditional manuel or electric head would require, meaning you can carry less spares, and spend less time dealing with toilet problems.
Yes, Air Head Toilets are completely custom. When ordering, you can choose which options suit your install best, allowing you to easily build the toilet around your space.
Check out our dimensions page for more detail!
Optimal composting occurs at temperatures between 55°F (13°C) and 100°F (38°C). Within this range, the aerobic bacteria that break down waste are most active, leading to efficient composting and odor control. At lower temperatures, the composting process slows down, as microbial activity decreases. Conversely, if the temperature gets too high, it can kill the beneficial bacteria or lead to excessive moisture loss, hindering the composting process. The Air Head is designed to maintain a balanced environment for composting, but it’s beneficial to be mindful of external temperatures.
Generally, restrictions will be different depending on location, but typically it is ok to use any compost in flower beds, or in your garden, just don’t use it on anything you plan to eat (fruit or veggies). It is generally permitted to dispose of it in the trash as long as it is in a sealed bag. But you are still advised to consult local authorities to find out if there are any location specific rules to follow.
In general, there are very few things that can go wrong in your system, which makes maintenance great. However, if you are going away for months or years, we recommend that you carry:
Having these items ensures that you can deal with most maintenance or repair needs without a trip to town, keeping your system running smoothly in off-grid situations.
Yes! Our brand new model, Tejo, has been designed with this in mind. Simply install a hose directly between the Air Head, and your thru-hull (allowing for a vent or loop above water line to prevent sea water coming back in). By eliminating the urine on the toilet, it reduces the amount of time you need to remember to empty the toilet
Yes! There is no better option for RVers, either full time, or weekenders. It opens up so many opportunities to not have to find sites with pump out facilities, or places which sell chemicals. Instead, you are free to roam wherever you want, not planning your route around your toilet!
So, the solids tank can take, on average 80 uses. So, if 2 people use the toilet every day, it will last 1 month. But if 2 people are only using it at weekends, it can easily last a full season. Of course it can be emptied more frequently if you are happy to do so. For liquids it will also depend on usage. But, for 2 people, the small tank will need emptied every 1-2 days, and the large tank will last 2-4 days.
When at home, solids from your Air Head should be emptied into a dedicated compost pile or bin, where they’ll further decompose into usable compost for non-edible plants. Away from home, the solids can be placed in a biodegradable bag and disposed of in a trash receptacle.
The fan is designed to provide continuous air flow, aiding in the composting process and helping to minimize odors by evaporating excess moisture. While it’s generally recommended to keep the fan running to ensure the system operates effectively, it can be turned off for short periods if necessary. Extended periods without the fan may hinder the composting process and could lead to increased odors.
We make it as simple as possible. Clean the unit with natural cleaners to maintain hygiene. Inspect and clean the fan and vent system for unobstructed airflow, and agitate the composting material to aid decomposition. Check the rubber seals for integrity to prevent leaks and odors. Adjusting the bulking agent helps maintain optimal compost moisture. Following these simple routines ensures your toilet remains efficient and hygienic over time.
Winterizing the Air Head Composting Toilet in an RV or boat involves a few key steps to ensure it remains functional and odor-free during colder months:
Absolutely! We have made the install very user friendly for anyone to be able to have up and running in a few hours. Simply follow our installation guide, here:
Yes, additional hoses can be added to the Air Head Composting Toilet to accommodate longer vent paths. This flexibility allows for customized installation in various settings, including RVs, boats, and off-grid homes, ensuring effective odor control and proper air flow regardless of the distance to the exterior vent point.
It’s best to avoid chemical-based household cleaners, like bleach, in you Air Head as they can disrupt the composting process by killing beneficial bacteria. Opt for natural, non-toxic cleaners like vinegar, baking soda, or eco-friendly products designed for composting toilets. These alternatives keep your toilet clean and ensure the composting system works effectively and safely for the environment.
Our brand new model, Tejo, was built with this in mind. It comes without a urine tank, which allows you to install the urine directly to an existing holding tank. This allows you to go much longer without emptying tanks, improving the whole experience.
Read before considering purchasing anything from this company: I was excited to receive this toilet until I actually received it…and the cherry on top…after reaching out to customer service it’s very clear there is someone in customer service who should definitely not be in customer service. They will spin every issue around so that it’s totally impossible that the fault could ever be that of the product. So, you’ll never actually get your issue resolved because it’s not the products fault or it’s low quality, it’s your fault and how you’re approaching the situation…with that being said here is why I wouldn’t touch this product or company with a ten foot pole ever again.
1. like others have stated the **** trap door doesn’t close all the way. There is no position you put the open and closed lever in to seal it shut, there is always about a quarter of an inch opening. So, bugs, smells, urine in the solids compartment etc will be a problem.
2. Again like others have stated, the thumb screws that hold both the solids tank to the floor and that hold the seat to the tank do not work. The solids tank requires retightening often, and the seat will not lock the seat in place. It will require tightening often with just normal use of sitting on the thing.
3. There are no instructions for this unit. I was given printed and stapled instructions on how to install a different toilet. My wife thought we were scammed and given a bad dupe toilet. Also, the itemized list we received of what was included in the box was not filled out, so we really had no idea if we received everything we should have to install the thing. All extras for purchase and basic items that come with the toilet were all listed, but it was not made clear which ones we should actually have. So we thought we were missing a hose. Turns out we weren’t after a few emails. Again I don’t know about the rest of it because the itemized list wasn’t filled out.
4. If you’re wanting to throw in the towel like I was and purchase something better, something that must be in fine print somewhere is that there is a 6% restocking fee. About $80. Returns are NOT free, even with in 30 days. thats close to $200 for me plus the “restocking fee”. They really do not want you to return these stupid things.
5. Terrible, and I mean terrible customer service. As stated above it’s not the products fault, it’s not the bad designs fault. It’s not their fault they rushed to push this product even without proper instructions to provide, it will be your fault. It’s a lose lose situation in my opinion.
Any response to this review I will not be engaging in. It will inevitably be not helpful, I’d bet blame will be pushed/ accountability not taken. so take my review as you will. I’m taking the loss so hopefully you don’t have to! Have a great day y’all.
Photo below of the **** trap door in its “closed position”. They stated the unit was “fully tested by their SOP”……mhm I’m sure it was.
The design is genius and the build is solid. SERIOUSLY consider how you'll vent the air and urine before you buy any composting toilet though, especially one without a urine tank. My installation was a dream thanks to existing head layout. 38' sailboat, used a dorade vent and shower/AC bilge. It looks professionally installed.
Easy installation, I did my own modifications on the fan hose connection to the toilet 10x better than directions, in lue of the little rubber piece you’re supposed to glue (which doesn’t hold) I put the hose pipe through toilet bowl and
found a 1 1/4” plastic sink drain pipe to fit inside to expand the rubber hose in the toilet cut the 1 1/4 pipe flush and used hose clamp, bulletproof. Toilet works great
I have only installed the toilet, not actually used it, so this is only a partial review. The installation was pretty easy, but I have two complaints. One, the little strainer for the urine hose shattered when I tried to push it into place. I asked for a replacement, but Airhead didn’t come through on it. Second, the toilet is not very stable. This is partly due to the hull-shaped back, but also due to the mounting system, which provides stability only in the side-to-side direction, not front to back. I will need to fabricate something to match the tapered section on the back before it is usable.
The Tejo has some good features not found on the Classic, like improved separation of liquid from solids, better looks with no bottle hanging on the front, and the remote liquid drain.
However, as pointed out by Joel on a earlier review, that the head did not come with instructions nor are there any Tejo specific instructions found on line. A solid white bowl in place of the speckled finish may be easier to keep clean. We found that the trap door mechanism is confusing. It does not have a positive lock into the closed position. We talked with Air Head support and sent them video of the operation to help understand. Apparently there are two closed positions. Neither however is a positive lock which can be problematic if you use carrier paper. That was never a problem on the Classic with it's spring to hold the door closed. The thumb screws that hold both the solids tank to the floor and those that hold the seat unit to the tank do not work. The solids tank requires retightening often, and the seat unit will not lock the seat unit in place even when tightened down hard.
We live and cruise on our trawler full time and have plenty of experience installing and living with traditional "heads". The liquid separation with its drain to a remote tank has made a huge improvement. No need to empty the bottle everyday and the solids tank stays much dryer. These two things alone make the upgrade worth it. Even with the few complaints we have about this product it is a much better choice than a wet head installation on a boat. Thank you for a very good product.
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