Accura Polytech Launches Sarvadhaar Pre-Fab Eco-Toilets

We launched Sarvadhaar Prefab Modular Eco-Toilet with the objective of being a part of the government's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan initiative for building clean hygienic toilets across the country. Our eco-toilets are designed to meet the requirements of individual households, schools, public places, slums, communities, etc.

Since these toilets are of modular design, there are no construction hazards, plus they are fire retardant, water and termite proof, environment-friendly, and resistant to vagaries of weather. Being lightweight, they are easy to transport in CKD conditions, and therefore easier and faster to install. They are also acid and alkali proof, earthquake and high wind velocity resistant, require no maintenance, and are long lasting.

Sarvadhaar Prefab Modular Eco-Toilet are being constructed of Accucel, which is a uPVC rigid foam profile. This environment-friendly and affordable alternative to wood, etc, was developed by us, using technology from Italy. We are catering to the building and furniture sector by providing doors, windows, false ceilings, wall paneling, modular kitchens, partitions, duct covers, fascia cladding, prefab cabins, bio-toilets, furniture for schools and hospitals etc. All these products are being manufactured at our state-of-the-art factory in Sanand, Gujarat.

We have a JV with Enztech Green Technologies that has developed an innovative enzymes technology for the disposal of sewage waste. Bio-enzymes are natural occurring proteins that catalyze the chemical reaction rate to decompose sewage / effluents and convert them into nutrients for use in agriculture. By incorporating this technology with our ready-to-use modular bio-toilets, it will be easier to scale up and install large numbers of prefab toilets across India, including in remote villages. In fact, Enztech's technology is ideal for rural and tribal areas where costly sewage treatment plants are unviable and unmanageable.


Sarvadhaar toilets offer an economical solution for sustainable sanitation and thereby improving public health, bringing dignity, and promoting organic farming and agricultural production. Considering the target of building more than 19 crore toilets by 2019, which means a business potential of $15–20 billion, there is a vast scope for such bio toilets. With increasing demand for water and organic fertilizers, our Sarvadhaar toilets are set to become more and more acceptable and sought-after in the near future. Sarvadhaar toilets can also generate revenue through hoardings and advertisements of company brands who are keen to expand their presence across the country.