Bonergy Portable Toilet for Camping with Inner Bucket Indoor Outdoor Portable Toilet with Removable Toilet Paper Holder and Storage Shelf for Camping, Hiking, RV, Bedroom and Living Room (Brown/Beige)

Easy to put together, no tools required. Feels sturdy to sit on. Toilet paper holder is all plastic and a bit flimsy but I still recommend it and would buy it again. Easy to lift out bucket for emptying and cleaning. We live in a 1 bathroom house so this is a great alternative to adding a bathroom. Add a bottle of hand sanitizer and you're good to go, no pun intended 😉. Used mostly at night to avoid trips down a 102 year old staircase to go to the bathroom.

Has a lid inside the lid to help keep smell down, catch bin is a little shallower than id hoped but sufficient. Not too tall for the kids not too small for the adults. I wouldn't want it any smaller but for portability, it's on point. We use these in out buildings with some "poo glitter" (saw dust) and have had no smell between changes and been a pants saver.

Not too bad. From seat top to seat top, it is actually 2.5 inches shorter than my real toilet. So took off a star for misleading. Otherwise, seems sturdy. Have not used, but sat on it and it's certainly better than a 5 gallon bucket. Got this for emergency use; if electricity goes off, we loose well water, so no toilet flushing. Years ago for camping, had one of those fancy ones with the water tank for "flushing" and the waste tank at the bottom where you put the blue liquid. It worked fine but I absolutely hated emptying that waste tank. For occasional use, I think just having a bag to tie closed and throw out is more pleasant. Assembly was a little irritating as others have mentioned, solely due to attaching the lid and seat. Quite some manipulation is needed. Also as others mentioned, use of a small flat blade screwdriver was a help. The rubber feet went in a small effort. The top and bottom sections went together perfectly, no problem there. I have no need for the shelf, so I didn't attach it. It's a little overpriced (what isn't these days), but seems quite functional.

Let me tell you how much I Loved having this, while everyone else was headed to the bush, I was happily enjoying this luxury item. I won't lie, its overpriced. but I wasn't to excited about the other options out there and needed something right away. If I had more time I'd definitely wait till it was on sale. Its comfortable, easy to manage and makes getting up in the middle of the night camping more pleasant. Its a little under average height of what you have at home, so you aren't low to the floor other than not being able to flush it feels totally normal. BUT the ability to put it together and take apart for a more compact transport is difficult I can see the clips that hold the base that gives it the normal height wearing out if you continually take it apart. That's the only thing I have an issue with. I would like to be compact but to avoid damaging those clips I'll just leave it together and get a carrier for it. that would be easier as well so you have all the needed accessories all in one bag.

A toilet that arrived in a 7 inch tall box was the first clue this was a piece of junk. I bought it based on the picture of the product next to an allegedly full-size toilet. I unboxed it and tried to fit the 2 halves together by connecting the flimsy tabs. When fully assembled it looked like a toddler's potty training toilet . No way was I going to sit my adult ass down on it. It would be like doing a squat to get off it. Why, oh why didn't I read the reviews instead of going on the misleading picture. It's on its way back.

I like and use this Little Bugger. I'm 70 something and I have to go to the bathroom, sometimes twice a night. That wakes me up, and I can't get back to sleep. The first time I used my it I was able to go right back to sleep. Didn't disturb anyone and there was no smell or uncomfortable issue. The only thing I needed to do was build a platform, which was simple. Now it's easier to stand up. Simple to clean, and after cleaning I just give it a spray with Lysol and I'm good to go, so to speak. The height of my platform is 2.5", perfect for a 5'4" person. Together with the commode the height is almost the same as a normal toilet. Hope this info helps.

This is equivalent to stacking 2 potty chairs one on top of the other. We are a short family so it works for us just fine, but when our friends join us for a weekend at the lake they still search for the right tree

This extra potty seat is good for children. Not ideal for adults to use regularly, but it does have a good size bucket inside of it for multiple uses if needed. Of course my infant daughter instantly broke the flimsy toilet paper holder. The second week is when I noticed how slim the actual seat sides are and how uncomfortable. I figured it was my fault cause I'm bigger, but maybe this can help someone else who is also bigger. The seat is great for emergencies when you have one bathroom and multiple children. Saved the day often for us at this new house. Also it is easy to store away under a table and pull out when it is needed again. Thanks for making this design.

Un producto muy pequeño y ligero no cubría mis necesidades ya va para 2 meses que realice la devolución y aún no me hacen reembolso

It is not as tall as I’d like. Not really the same height as most standard toilets. I was worried about sturdiness but seems to be ok. It is used as an “emergency” facility in a shop. The shelf above the paper roll is not very handy or usable. I’d prefer just the toilet paper roll holder and it is quite flimsy. All in all it will do in a pinch. A bit overpriced for what it is but all in all a decent product. Not sure of durability yet.

Thin plastic. Best for short term use for people under 160 lbs. I ended up returning because it did not suit my needs

Pretty “cheap” build quality for the price. Should be priced closer to $35 in my opinion. (I paid $100)