What are the materials and dimensions of Loo Blade?Updated a day ago
TL;DR: Loo Blade is three parts. The head is 100% recycled thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) with eight flexible blades, around 8.5 cm across. The handle is beech wood, 28 cm long. The ceramic pot measures 10 cm wide and 12 cm tall on the outside and comes in white or charcoal. Stood in its pot, the whole thing is about 38 cm tall. Loo Blade is made in Germany.
What are the dimensions?
✓ Head and handle
The head is around 8.5 cm across, slim enough to angle under the rim and reach down past the water line. It sits on a 28 cm beech wood handle, which keeps your hand clear of the bowl.
✓ Ceramic pot
A compact floor or countertop pot, 10 cm wide and 12 cm tall on the outside. The opening is around 8.5 cm wide and 11 cm deep, sized to the head so it stands clear of the base and dries upright.
What materials are used?
✓ The head
Thermoplastic elastomer, or TPE, made from 100% recycled material. Eight blades that flex to the shape of the porcelain and spring back. No bristles to trap anything.
✓ The handle
Beech wood, 28 cm long, sanded smooth. Wood rather than plastic, so it holds up to a wet bathroom without going brittle.
✓ The pot
Glazed ceramic in white or charcoal. The glaze wipes clean with a soft cloth and mild soap, and it will not stain the way a plastic holder does.
✓ Made in Germany
Loo Blade is manufactured in Germany. Three parts, three materials, and the head is the part designed to be replaced, so the handle and the pot outlive several heads.
What replacement parts are available?

The Loo Blade Head Replacement is a spare part for your Koh Loo Blade, designed to replace, reuse, and extend the life of your Loo Blade – an eco-friendly choice that reduces waste while maintaining peak performance.
⚠ The handle comes with the set
The beech handle is not stocked on its own, so it arrives as part of the full Loo Blade with the head and the pot.
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Last reviewed: September 2026 · Koh Australia




