Dometic 310 Standard Toilet, White, Round Shape, Ceramic, Plastic, Wood, Lightweight with Pressure-Enhanced PowerFlush & Slow Close Seat Cover – Perfect for Modern RVs (302310081)

Wow, what a perfect upgrade for our new RV. Brand new RV that had a Thetford unit in it and had a problem with it in the first week. Of course it was under warranty and the repair tech suggested replacing the unit with one of these as he said he would pretty much guarantee I would have more problems with the original one down the road anyway. This is so much better I cannot believe it! I am so glad he suggested it. Reasonably priced and a way better unit. Simple install, too.

I took a gamble like that this would fit in my nearly new destination trailer. I am hapoy to report that it is a perfect fit in our 2025 Forest River Puma 37PFL. Nice trailer, so I don't know why they saved $50 by putting in the creaky plastic Dometic 300 that sounds like it is going to crack and break any moment. This 310, with a ceramic bowl, is such an improvement. No noise, no creaking, and even a much more substantisl soft-closing seat is included. Took 20 minutes to make the swap which generated no mess at all. Don't forget that the foot pedal and the water valves are the same on both the 300 and the 310. I pulled those parts off of my nearly new Dometic 300 to save for future needs.

We had a Dometic 300 in our RV and found out it had a stink issue. So we ordered this Dometic 310 which is so much better, porcelain, wood slow close seat and no issues. I am 72 and I removed the old toilet and installed the new 310 in less than 1 hour by myself. We love it and now have no stinking issues. Highly recommend this toilet for an RV or camper. UPDATE: I contacted Dometic customer service and explained everything to them and asked them if there was anything they could do for me on this. I also sent them a copy of my receipt for the new 310 toilet. Today I received an email from Dometic customer service telling me that they will reimburse me for the cost of the new 310, less $75.00 upgrade fee. Now that’s GREAT customer service !!!

Such an exquisite difference from my factory installed version. Bit higher so the squat isnt so low, easier to clean with the porcelain bowl too. I found it recommende through utube video and glad I did. Very simple installation. No worries with this product

My biggest complaint is that the water takes about 3 seconds to begin rinsing toilet.. This is a slightly longer (elongated) toilet, as compared to the 300 model, so the lid hits my cupboard behind the toilet. I'll have to pad it sometime in the near future. I will say that if you're looking to replace your 300 with a 310, I recommend you to so asap. There's a seal inside the 300 toilet that can't be replaced. The raw sewage begins collecting inside the toilet...talk about gross! Then there's a nice, 5" x 3" hole in the back of the toilet which acts as a window, wafting the raw gases into your space. When I finally learned of this design flaw, I reached out to Dometic who said I was SOL.. the 2 year warranty had passed. I had the bright idea to cover a couple of rags with plastic bags and duct taped them over the hole until this new toilet arrived. FIEW! What a relief! It's great having a porcelain bowl and smooth, wooden seat. The plastic seat on the 300 had fins that made it extremely difficult and time consuming to clean and disinfect. It will take some time getting used to the heft, as well as the slow close lid, which is a strange feature. When I want to close a seat or lid, I don't want to wait for 5 minutes for it to close. The manual says nothing about whether it should be forced down, or not. Will have to research that soon. This is a good upgrade, and seems to be nice quality.

This was the easiest thing to install. It literally took me 10 minutes to install this replacement toilet in our camper. All hardware and the new gasket was included. The only tool I needed was a 3/8" wrench (10mm) a few paper towels and cleaner. My camper had this same toilet installed when we purchased it. The only difference between the original and the replacement was that the new replacement has soft closing seat and lid. It is a nice features. No more slamming of the toilet seat or lid. 1. turn off the water 2. open your low point drains and open all faucets. This will take all pressure off of the water lines and help any prevent any water from leaking out of the water line to the toilet while you are installing the new toilet. 3. unbolt the water inlet line from the back of the toilet 4. unbolt the two (2) bolts on each side of the toilet 5. remove toilet 6. clean floor and flange. Great opportunity to give the black tank a good rinse while you have the toilet off. I used my garden hose and a high pressure toilet cleaning wand to thoroughly spray the interior of the black tank. 7. make sure the new toilet gasket is properly attached to the bottom of the new toilet. 8. attach the new toilet and fasten. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE BOLTS. 9. attach the water line and close your low point drains. 10. turn on your water line and check for leaks. THAT IS ALL IT TOOK TO INSTALL. If you deduct the time I took to spray my black tank, this only took 10 minutes.

We upgraded from an older plastic RV toilet from the early 2000s that had started yellowing, and this made such a difference right away. It looks so much cleaner and more modern, and the quality feels way better than the older style. The seat is more comfortable and the overall look really refreshed our RV bathroom. Install was straightforward and it fit perfectly in our space. If you’re replacing an older RV toilet, this is 100% worth it. It made our whole bathroom feel cleaner and more updated 🤍

The seal on the toilet never really fully works properly. You’ll eventually start to lose water in the bowl and then you’re going to try and replace it and it doesn’t help and actually makes it even worse and now a year into having a toilet I don’t use on a day-to-day basis does not even hold any water. I should’ve done my research better this has been an issue with this toilet as I’m now discovering.

We installed this in our travel trailer over a year ago and have been very happy with our purchase. Installation was easy, and the extra height of the seat gives it a residential feel. And worth mentioning, the O-ring seal is simple to access for maintenance or changing. Unlike the “other” rv toilet brand that we had previously where you had to literally disconnect and remove the whole toilet in order to access the ring seal. This one’s smartly designed. Highly recommended.

My existing Dometic toiled in the RV had developed a crack in the bowl and was leaking water so I purchased this replacement Dometic which seems to be identical except for the wooden, slow closing toiled seat. Swap in and swap out, very easy installation. Definitely a quality, even though pricey, product.

I had an issue when the product arrived and i contacted the seller about it. He have taken me in charge very promptly to fix the problem and he have gone beyond my expectations. This is a great seller who take care of his customers. You can be assured i will do buisness again with you and i recommand you. Thank you very much! As for the item itself, it’s working perfectly and looking good. Easy maintenance. Very happy with it.

Toilet received on time and as described. Installation was quite easy dependant upon existing water line to toilet being replaced. Very comfortable with the 3 inches additional height. The slow close toilet seat is a bonus. It works well!

The toilet itself is wonderful and we are basically pleased with it. The only thing we have fault with is that after flushing, the water in the toilet itself should hold about 12 ounces of water. Instead it only fills the toilet with about 4 oz which just barely covers the stopper. This causes us to actually have to push the pedal down carefully a second time to have the water level in the bowl come up to where it should be. The seal itself is not leaking. This is a pain to continually have to do this each time. In the Domectic flyer it says that the weep holes should run after flushing to bring the water level up but they work perfect when flushing but they dont run after to bring the water level up. When we phoned Dometic about this problem the customer service rep was very brusque with us and basically told us that that was the way it was and nothing else could be done and we would always have to push the pedal down twice. We have installed 5 RV toilets in our many rvs in our RV park and have always had the proper amount of water in them. We are disappointed with the water level and also with the service representative from Dometic who could have been more forthcoming.