KOHLER® Loope
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The KOHLER Loope™ container-based toilet is designed to bring safe sanitation to dense urban environments where alternative options are often nonexistent.
The World Health Organization estimates that over 1.7 billion people live without basic sanitation in the form of a private toilet or latrine, increasing their risk of contracting diseases such as cholera and dysentery and reducing human well-being and social and economic development.
Developed by our in-house incubator, Innovation for Good®, KOHLER Loope offers a sustainable waterless solution to help address global sanitation challenges.
KOHLER Loope
A waterless sanitation solution that integrates with container-based sanitation (CBS) waste-collection models.
Features
- Operates without water, electricity, or sewer
- Diverts urine into easy-to-carry, sealed container
- Lid seal reduces unpleasant odors
- Compact and stackable, optimizing shipping process
- Designed to easily integrate with existing CBS services
- Consists of simple components that do not require assembly
- Made of entirely recyclable materials
- Delivers a gracious toileting experience
Technical Specifications
Product Dimensions: 570 mm x 340 mm x 440 mm
Holding Capacity Urine Container: 10 L
Holding Capacity Feces Container: 10 L / 10 kg
Material: Polyethylene, Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Weight: 6.5 kg
KOHLER Loope Resources
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Instruction Sheet
Our Stories
Kohler to Launch its First WATERLESS Toilet
Kohler’s in-house incubator, Innovation for Good®, will launch its first waterless toilet in 2023 to provide informal settlements, water depleted regions, and other in need areas with a high-quality, well-designed, and affordable container-based toilet--Loope.
World Toilet Day Q&A
In Nairobi’s informal settlements, Kohler and Sanergy’s container-based sanitation solution is changing lives. Sanergy’s cofounder and members of Kohler’s Innovation for Good® team discuss the human-centered design approach that made their collaboration a success.
Innovative solution to address global sanitation gaps.
Partnering with Sanergy, a Nairobi-based organization focused on sustainable solutions for nonsewered sanitation, Kohler is developing a container-based sanitation (CBS) option for people living without access to safe sanitation systems.