Quadfold Toilet Chair

The true hero of our boys trip

Took one of these bad boys to Murchison Station, even those among us who resisted the urge to try (Looking at you Dave) eventually succumbed to peer pressure and fell i love with the genius, comfort and sheer elegance in simplicity that is the OZtrail Quadrafold Toilet Chair. In the end we forgot to take it with us, we were gutted and played The Last Post over the 2-way. This chair will not grow old, as we that are left will grow old... purely because its made of industrial grade plastic... Absolutely Legendary

Almost in the sh---

Used over Easter. Broke on the 3rd day of 5 days. A top plastic knuckle failed and the seat corner tore out of its mount. Used by 3 males, one of which I'm suspicious would have been stretching the maximum rated weight of the chair.

Purchased to help save ailing knees. Cover flap just gets in the way and is unnecessary. Ones posterior sinks well into the seat which made wiping a contortionist exercise and may have contributed to its ultimate failure of the chair. Chair was set up in a privacy tent restricting room. This chair would be suited to lighter people and kids I think. That said it performed well for us until its failure, after all it is a camping toilet, some compromises need to be considered.

Response from May 03 2019

Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that, Stuart.

If you've got a sec, please jump onto our warranty page to fill out a claim. Our warranty team should be able to work out whether it was a manufacturing fault or that it buckled under too much weight.

Cheers, Laine

Not sturdy enough, hard to clean

Unfortunately I didn't like this product at all. It's way too flimsy, and when you sit on it, you kind of sink down into it. That makes it really hard to reach down and wipe. The design is also really tricky to keep clean. There are little gaps under the seat where – let's call it "matter" – can get trapped. When you flap the lid back, it's just dangling and waiting to get splashed. And there are so many little grooves and holes on the feet, of course they're going get filthy. I ended up just chucking this out and getting the Kookaburra Bush Dunny instead. It's only a little more expensive and I much prefer it.

Response from Apr 21 2019

Thanks for your review, Hanna!

I'm sorry to hear that this chair wasn't quite the right fit - but it's so good to hear you found an alternative in the Kookaburra Bush Dunny.

Cheers,

Laine

Bog relief

Took it to a hike in Nepal