Dave Solberg

RV Toilet Types, Sizes, and Accessories

Dave Solberg
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Duration:   2  mins

When nature calls, having a comfortable place to, well, go on the road can make all the difference. A few decades ago, RV owners had one toilet option: plastic with a flush pedal. Now, there are several types of RV toilets with countless accoutrements and accessories that allow you to completely customize your bathroom experience. If you want a taller bowl that requires little upkeep, you can have it, as long as you’re willing to pay for it. If you don’t plan to use it much and feel fine sticking with the standard plastic and pedal, that’s your prerogative.

In this quick lesson, RV expert Dave Solberg talks about some of the options available to those looking to upgrade their RV toilet. He explains why you might opt for one type of toilet over another, and shows you an example of a popular modern model. Once you know what’s out there, you can tailor your toilet selection to your needs!

If your toilet appears to be broken, watch our video on RV toilet repair.

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4 Responses to “RV Toilet Types, Sizes, and Accessories”

  1. PJ

    Why on earth would you film a video showing a dirty (moldy?) toilet? It was gross looking with lots of black inside. Yuk. SHOOT A NEW VIDEO!

  2. Kathy Simon

    I have a 2000 Monaco Diplomat and while trying to change toilet I found the old base plate has 4 screws and new toilet has 2 screws that do not line up with old base plate. I am not able to realign toilet to make them match. What can I do to install this toilet?

  3. Steven Nath

    I need to replace the seal at the bottom of the bowl, how do you determine who manufactured your toilet. I have a 2008 Keystone Raptor with a porcelain toilet, but I can't find any identifying info on it.

  4. Randy Babchuk

    I’m replacing my toilet with a taller one but the water line is short, how do I extend the water line to fit the new taller toilet?

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