Dometic 310 vs 320: Face-to-Face Comparison

Comparison table

Dometic 302310131 310 Series...
Dometic 320 Series Standard Height...
Dimensions
19" x 15" x 20"
27" x 20.5" x 25"
Weight
23.2 pounds
37.5 pounds
Material
ceramic, polypropylene
ceramic, polypropylene
Bowl Shape
round
elongated
Rim
Flushing
foot-pedal flushing
foot-pedal flushing
Water Per Flush
one pint
one pint
Dometic 302310131 310 Series...
Dimensions
19" x 15" x 20"
Weight
23.2 pounds
Material
ceramic, polypropylene
Bowl Shape
round
Rim
Flushing
foot-pedal flushing
Water Per Flush
one pint
Dometic 320 Series Standard Height...
Dimensions
27" x 20.5" x 25"
Weight
37.5 pounds
Material
ceramic, polypropylene
Bowl Shape
elongated
Rim
Flushing
foot-pedal flushing
Water Per Flush
one pint

Main Differences Between the Models

The models are very similar both in appearance and construction since the 320 series became an upgraded version of the 310 model. However, we noticed the following crucial differences:

  • Dometic 310 has a round bowl, while the 320 series received an elongated and deeper bowl.
  • Due to the rim in Dometic 320 toilet, users are safe from spills and frequent floor cleaning. Dometic 310 doesn’t offer a rim.
  • The first model is equipped with a slow-close enameled wood seat. The second toilet features a full-size residential style wood seat.
  • Dometic 320 is a bigger and heavier RV toilet.
Pros
  • compact yet convenient
  • has two size and color designs
  • foot pedal flushing contributes to the hygiene
  • so does the hand spray included
  • only one pint per flushing
  • slow-close enameled wood seat
  • easy cleaned
  • easy installation
  • affordable model

Cons
  • no rim causes often spill
  • the base part is not that solid
  • the manufacturer has serious issues with packing, so many customers complain about broken products

Pros
  • still quite compact
  • has two size and color designs
  • improved bowl shape
  • nice rim for spill protection
  • a full-size residential style wood seat
  • foot pedal flushing
  • the hand spray is also included
  • only one pint per flushing
  • easy cleaning
  • easy installation

Cons
  • overpriced
  • rim complicates cleaning of the top part
  • seat not always stay locked and moves a lot
  • the same problem with packing

6 Comments
  1. Hi, thank you for the review. But I’m afraid foot pedal is not as long-lasting as conventional flushing. Am I wrong? Did anyone use such models?

    • Hi, Andy! Thank you very much for your kind words and comment! Manufacturers claim pedal constructions stand as much flushing as conventional toilets. But they have an advantage of being more hygienic since you don’t have to touch it with hands.

  2. Hello! I’d like to install a toilet with macerators. Does any of these Domestic models suit me?

    • Hi, Linus! Thank you very much for your question! These Dometic toilet models compared in the review belong to standard gravity toilets. They do not offer macerators. That’s why if you’d like a system with macerators only for your RV, Dometic 310 and 320 will not suit you. Please try other Dometic toilet models like MasterFlush series.

  3. My hasband is a grand man of almost 300 pounds. Honestly, toilets seem to be too fragile to deal with 300-350 pounds as you said) I’d like to hear real users’ stories, so if anyone tried such things, please share. P.S. Great comparison, Marcus!

    • Hi, LilaCru! Thank you very much for your question! Indeed, the toilets are that solid) However, we’d also be very glad to hear other users’ experience.

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