Ekomotorhomes new class b based on Dodge promaster

That is a much more professional looking website. Still don't like that across the bed sleeping arrangement.
Also, why could one not have them, or install yourself a propane/electric or a tankless water heater??? Just thinking....

I just visited their website. It has gotten a decent facelift.

The composting toilet is still there, for better or worse.
The striping is an option (JMHO, I'd rather have it off, and a black model)
13,500 BTU AC. No complaints, especially in Texas.

$900.00. Small price to pay to save Mother Earth.

stan909 wrote:
Composting toilet.I think this is the one or similar natures head

WOW, over $900.00 at Amazon. A bit pricey....

From what I have gathered,the solids actually stay in the toilet for months and can be dispersed on the ground, in flower beds or landfill ( trash ).The urine must be emptied when bottle is full into toilet or dilluted with water into the environment. Supposedly safe in all respects but I wouldn 't want people seeing me do it. I still vote for cassette system.

How quickly does a composting toilet do its thing? What is the end product look like and how do you dispose of it? Can it keep up with two people for a week or two or are you just tossing bags of feces and peat moss?

Composting toilet.I think this is the one or similar natures head

The price certainly sounds reasonable. I would bet they realize the toilet mistake early on. The walking around headroom sounds adequate to me, but the bed seems small in both directions. Very interesting vehicle, all things considered.

erip wrote:
This unit and the travato both have the 110v only HWH. I don't understand the thinking. For those who do alot of dry camping it just doesn't make sense. I was inside the travato at the hershey show and there was certainly space to put an gas/electric HWH.
I am not sure how you were able to tell which composting toilet eko is using since the photograph of the bathroom on their website is of a casette toilet. The promaster platform certainly looks like it will afford some new and interesting b class options

The picture is of a cassette toilet, but I called them recently to double check.

This unit and the travato both have the 110v only HWH. I don't understand the thinking. For those who do alot of dry camping it just doesn't make sense. I was inside the travato at the hershey show and there was certainly space to put an gas/electric HWH.
I am not sure how you were able to tell which composting toilet eko is using since the photograph of the bathroom on their website is of a casette toilet. The promaster platform certainly looks like it will afford some new and interesting b class options