Off-grid toilets for places without water, power or drainage
WES is an accredited installer of WooWoo Kazuba waterless toilets across the South of England — a practical, low-maintenance option for remote and public sites where conventional facilities aren’t possible.
Simple infrastructure. A surprisingly capable toilet.
Kazuba waterless toilets are designed for off-grid locations where conventional water, power and drainage aren’t available.
No water
No mains water connection or flushing system required.
No chemicals
The system uses natural airflow and drying rather than chemical treatment.
No electricity
Designed to operate off-grid using sun and wind to drive the process.
Designed for genuinely off-grid use
The Kazuba system separates liquid and solid waste below the toilet. Sunlight warms the ventilation chimney while wind maintains airflow, helping liquids evaporate and solids dry over time.
That means no flush water, no power supply and no connection to a sewer or conventional drainage system. The continuous airflow also helps control odours, while the dried material is removed as part of periodic maintenance.
Low maintenance · off-grid · designed for regular public use
Made for sites conventional toilets struggle to reach
Kazuba units are particularly useful where bringing in water, power and drainage would be difficult, disruptive or disproportionately expensive.
Allotments & community gardens
Golf courses & country parks
Nature reserves & trails
Farms, campsites & visitor sites
Which model suits your site?
WES can help you choose the appropriate cabin and capacity for the location, expected use and accessibility requirements. Some of the most commonly used options include:
KL1
Compact and distinctive, well suited to many semi-public and lower-footfall sites.
KL2 Compact
A more robust option designed for public spaces and higher-capacity use.
KL2 Accessible
A larger accessible cabin for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.
Other Kazuba models and configurations are also available. WES can advise on the best fit for your site.
Installed properly from the start
Correct siting and installation are important to getting the best from the system. WES can assess the location, prepare the base, assemble and install the unit and hand it over ready for use.
A typical installation is completed over around two days, depending on the site and model.
WES works across the South of England.