G'day Vicki,

The seat has some padding in it, without the outer material being fully sealed - as long as you're giving the chair the opportunity to fully dry out before packing it away, you shouldn't have any issues

G'day Greg,

Had a bit of a giggle, it's a great question that's resulted in a bit of a debate!
The consensus is that the flap goes at the front like a splash guard for your legs and/or the pants around your ankles.
Hope that helps - if you want to try it the other way, let us know how how you go - haha

G'day Barry,

You may be able to get away with these Biodegradable Toilet Bags but from my experience, this particular toilet does not work very well with bags, and ideally is only suitable for use over a hole.
Human waste in any forms when camping should ultimately be disposed of at a dump point.

It weighs 2kg, Frances, and when packed measures 62xm long x 20cm wide and 18cm height. You can see all these details under the specifications tab on the product pages of our website.

G'day Xandy,

I gave this a go just to make sure, and you can sit on the Quadfold Toilet Chair but I'd say it's not as comfortable as a classic stool given that you sink a little in the middle.

G'day Siobhan,

The Oztrail Quadfold Toilet Chair has a rated capacity of 120kg, so as long as you're at or below that weight you should be fine, I just wouldn't recommend it for anyone who weighs much more than that. 

G'day Eddie,

As far as what we sell is concerned, the best fit underneath your Oztrail Quadfold Toilet Chair would be the Elemental Thunder Down Under Toilet.