Matapōuri is a small Northland coastal town that swells with visitors in summer, creating heavy demand for reliable public toilets. The chosen site sits near dunes and an estuary, with limited space and high cultural and environmental sensitivity—so the solution had to be compact, low on ground disturbance, and free of on-site discharge.
The devastating bushfires that swept through southeast NSW in the summer of 2020 destroyed the disabled access toilet amenity at Myrtle Cove in Wonboyn, so Bega Valley Shire Council commissioned VIROtech to install a similar amenity on the site.
Recently LooCube™ heard that the Glasshouse Country Men’s Shed was in need of a bathroom. If you’ve not heard about the Men’s Shed movement, sit back, grab a coffee and give yourself 5 minutes to read up about it.
Queensland Government’s Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is upgrading many of its roadside rest areas and truck stops. These sites typically have toilets, shelters, picnic benches and basic facilities allowing drivers to have a rest while on a long drive.
LooCube™ has recently helped with the provision and installation of a new toilet building and composting toilet in a truck stop on the way up to Toowoomba.
The new amenities at the popular Bells Bay Camp Ground at Toonumbar Dam are now open to the public. Built by Council as part of a wider project funded by the Council and the Federal Government, the two new composting toilets, with disabled access, are expected to make the site even more attractive to both locals and visitors.
Situated 15 kilometres north-east of Port Douglas, the Low Isles comprise a four-acre coral cay surrounded by 55 acres of reef within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Area.
Foxbar Falls is a newly developed campground located in Queensland’s cold country, the Granite Belt. Two-and-a-half-hours from Brisbane, and 15 minutes north of Stanthorpe, Foxbar Falls offers a unique camping experience for families, groups, and travellers to enjoy stunning granite, bush and water surrounds.
Located in the picturesque Belmont Wetlands, these beachside toilet facilities were installed to cater to the high influx of visitors during the holiday seasons.
Matapōuri is a small Northland coastal town that swells with visitors in summer, creating heavy demand for reliable public toilets. The chosen site sits near dunes and an estuary, with limited space and high cultural and environmental sensitivity—so the solution had to be compact, low on ground disturbance, and free of on-site discharge.
The devastating bushfires that swept through southeast NSW in the summer of 2020 destroyed the disabled access toilet amenity at Myrtle Cove in Wonboyn, so Bega Valley Shire Council commissioned VIROtech to install a similar amenity on the site.
Recently LooCube™ heard that the Glasshouse Country Men’s Shed was in need of a bathroom. If you’ve not heard about the Men’s Shed movement, sit back, grab a coffee and give yourself 5 minutes to read up about it.
Queensland Government’s Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is upgrading many of its roadside rest areas and truck stops. These sites typically have toilets, shelters, picnic benches and basic facilities allowing drivers to have a rest while on a long drive.
LooCube™ has recently helped with the provision and installation of a new toilet building and composting toilet in a truck stop on the way up to Toowoomba.
The new amenities at the popular Bells Bay Camp Ground at Toonumbar Dam are now open to the public. Built by Council as part of a wider project funded by the Council and the Federal Government, the two new composting toilets, with disabled access, are expected to make the site even more attractive to both locals and visitors.
Situated 15 kilometres north-east of Port Douglas, the Low Isles comprise a four-acre coral cay surrounded by 55 acres of reef within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Area.
Foxbar Falls is a newly developed campground located in Queensland’s cold country, the Granite Belt. Two-and-a-half-hours from Brisbane, and 15 minutes north of Stanthorpe, Foxbar Falls offers a unique camping experience for families, groups, and travellers to enjoy stunning granite, bush and water surrounds.
Located in the picturesque Belmont Wetlands, these beachside toilet facilities were installed to cater to the high influx of visitors during the holiday seasons.
