After & Before

I know, I should have flip the photo so that the title would read "before & after" but... this is the finish work being done by our young masons on the composting toilet. The walls look real good once they're done.

Roofing

The concrete roof for the composting toilet was poured yesterday. This is a photo of the guys watering the roof which we will do for the next three weeks. Curing takes 27 days and we need to keep the surface wet to avoid cracks.

Here are our carpenters working on Rosie's home. They could not finish as the material ran out--a learning experience for our young supervisor, Venel.

What is it?

Three car garage with an apartment up above? Nope. This is the new composting toilet and it is huge. Our neighbors come by often and gawk. I just hope it works.

Composting Toilet

I asked Jonas Pierre to stand in front of the composting toilets so you get a perspective of the width and height. It is designed for six depositors at a time. The actual toilets will be on the second floor so what you see behind Jonas is all storage for future fertilizer.

Composting Toilet

Construction team from left: Rousseau, Edouard, Maxo, Blanc, Junior, TiWawa, Andre and Marknel

First stage is done. This is a photo of the bottom of the composting toilet. There will be large metal doors which will give access to the tractor to come in and empty the compost. The toilets will be on the second floor-- so to speak.