Camping in cold weather vs plumbing & tanks
Ok so I red a lot of posts about insulating the campervan, I live near Montreal Canada, I'm thinking I want to have the possibility to camp out from mid March (23°F avg) to mid December (21°F avg), so...
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stan909 wrote:
I still think the Thetford Curve is a better option for a toilet. It has it's own water tank(no lines to freeze) and the same waste tank capacity as the cassette with less footprint in the shower area giving you more room. It is also a fraction of the price. I know you have made your decision but others learn from these threads so please be patient with my redundancy.
Actually I haven't made any decision yet.
They are basically the same types of toilets, they both have water tanks and removable cassettes, the curve is very interesting because it has a bigger tank 5.5gal vs 5.1gal and a much smaller price tag (wow!) I also like the toilet paper trap the only thing I wonder is could it be placed under a working shower? a couple of things I don't like about the curve is the batterys and also the 5.5gal full cassette weighs about 45pounds.
http://www.thetford.com/HOME/PRODUCTS/PortableToilets/PortaPottiCurve/tabid/886/Default.aspx
http://www.thetford.com/HOME/Products/PermanentToilets/C402CCassette/tabid/113/Default.aspx
