Looking for Rear Removal Casette Toilet for Airstream Camper
Updated 07/14/2026 | Published 07/12/2026
Question:
Looking for a cassette toilet with rear cassette removal, chair-height elongated bowl. Cassette height about 10”.
asked by: Tom O
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Expert Reply:
Hey Tom, we have the Thetford Ceramic Cassette Toilet # TH34FR47SR which would work great for you as it has a swiveling bowl that would allow you to configure it as a rear removal cassette toilet.
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Jameson C
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Thetford Ceramic Cassette Toilet - High Bowl - White
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Tom O.
7/14/2026
Side exit won’t work. Retrofitting a cassette toilet into a 1964 Airstream with rear bathroom. Presently the toilet is centered between the sink/shower in the left and cabinets with water heater, electric panel, and water service on the right. The rear has a compartment for battery and misc items that is big enough to enable the cassette insertion/removal. Using a side access cassette would require tearing out cabinets, and the sink/shower.