Thetford Qube 335 Porta Potti

[T6 CFO]

I know the Thetford Qube 335 is sold in the club shop but it is currently out of stock. I know it is sold with a base as well. Was that in the club shop as well or somewhere else. The unit itself shows as out of stock but one with a base does not?

NB: As you can see I have reached the bottom of my list of things to buy prior to delivery of the Cali

 

[AlisonF]

Amazon. Good value. You don't get the base but do you need it? I'm having no probs without and saved 50% compared to last year's Brandrup accessories catalogue (like you I ordered as soon as ordered van)

 

[T6 CFO]

Thanks Alison may be an option but the wife has taken a liking to the little tent they sell with it.


Mike

 

[AlisonF]

She might change her mind after a few nights of having to get dressed in the middle of the night and go outisde... My one trip to date and the potti was used only overnight.

 

[T6 CFO]

She might change her mind after a few nights of having to get dressed in the middle of the night and go outisde... My one trip to date and the potti was used only overnight.

I reckon it would be inside in the night and tent during the day but we need to having a meaningful discussion on the subject

 

[Geezso]

Just get a awning and put it in there

 

[AlisonF]

Just get a awning and put it in there

Geezso that works brill if you're staying the same place a few nights - but if you're only on a one nighter on the way somewhere... it's just handy to know it's there if you need it...

 

[Geezso]

Geezso that works brill if you're staying the same place a few nights - but if you're only on a one nighter on the way somewhere... it's just handy to know it's there if you need it...

Too true, I don't see us staying a single night due to the pram, the car seat etc etc however if I go fishing or walking with my dad it would work

 

[T6 CFO]

I believe I've found my solution. Pop up tent for the Porta Potti with the benefit of ability to store the bike out of sight.

OLPRO POP UP UTILITY TENT

http://www.halfords.com/camping-lei...vc:t|adp:1o6&gclid=CPnB49qV3ssCFSsz0wodlSgCoA


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[T6 CFO]

Thought I would follow up with a review as it arrived today. Well Pop Up it certainly does. Popping it back down is another matter especially in the tight confines of our flat. Going to be perfect for the occasions when we are set up for a couple of days. Great for the bikes and a place to change to boot. Practice will no doubt improve the technique of getting it back into its bag. I will not let it loose in the flat again.


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[GrannyJen]

It depends on one's lifestyle but for me a porta-potti is not just useful when parked up.

It is an invaluable resource when being in need of facilities on the road miles from anywhere.

Even in so-called "civilisation" a generally uncivilised overcrowded services can be a nightmare and being to park up on a "back row" space and use my own facilities has often seen me giving grateful thanks to my onboard loo.

 

[Hotel California]

I used my PP standing in the row at the gasstation as i could not wait longer , and in traffic jams , in the city , even when the weater is to worse to go outside it is usefull ....hop to the back ( all my blinds are always closed) ....do a pee ....back behind the wheel !

 

[andyinluton]

I know some refuse to put it in the kitchen cupboard but ours lives there, blinds down in 10 seconds & slide it out & your ready to go. Even with the 5th seat in place there is still room to slide it out & use it. The special tray stops it sliding when in the cupboard & gives a protective lip over the door runner which aids getting it in and out.

For us the biggest worry when downsizing from a motorhome was the loss of the toilet, after the initial shock we've got over it.

Once on site it goes in the awning & is only used at night or by the youngest children. If we go out for the day it comes with us!