Portable restroom units
Practical service for festivals, crew areas, outdoor activations and sites without permanent facilities.
Guest areas · crew support · outdoor events
Portable restrooms and restroom trailers for events.
Portable units, guest-facing restroom trailers, handwash stations, and accessibility-oriented options coordinated for corporate events, festivals, private celebrations, sites without permanent facilities, and remote productions.
GuestsPublic
PremiumVIP
OperationsCrew
ServiceTurnkey
Choose the restroom trailer for your site and guest count.
We review guest count, operating hours, station capacity, accessibility, delivery access, and water, power, and waste requirements with you to choose the units and plan servicing.
Restroom trailers
Climate-controlled or upgraded interiors may be coordinated for weddings, corporate hospitality and VIP areas.
Multi-station trailers
Station count and circulation are selected for attendance, peak use and the service schedule.
Handwash and sanitation
Handwash stations, consumables, waste service and attendants can be included where required.
Accessibility-oriented options
Ramp, landing, turning space and placement requirements are reviewed for the selected unit and event site.
Delivery, service and removal
Placement, setup, mid-event servicing, pump-out and removal can be coordinated as one operating plan.
We coordinate restroom units and trailers with qualified sanitation partners for your location, date, and specifications. We confirm capacity, delivery, servicing, and removal. The proposal identifies the provider and details the units, each team’s tasks, and the included services.
We review the site to plan installation.
We review the exact model, utility requirements, and access route before confirming the unit. Some trailers require external services, and accessibility features need to be assessed for the selected unit and event site.
Water, power and waste
We confirm fresh water, electrical service, holding capacity, sewer access, and backup power requirements with the provider.
Delivery and placement
Trailer dimensions, tow-vehicle access, turning radius, grade, surface and fire lanes affect placement.
Peak-use service
We review attendance, alcohol service, event duration, and cleaning intervals with the provider to determine the number of units and staffing.
What to send
Start with the site and attendance.
- Guest and crew count
- Public, VIP, crew or mixed use
- Setup, event and removal dates
- Site plan, surface and delivery route
- Available water, power and sewer
- Accessibility and attendant requirements
Build a restroom service request.
If you know which units or services you need, select one or more options and fill in the details to add them to the cart; you can then review and send the request. If quantities, a model, or the site are still undecided, tell us about the event. We can start with estimated attendance and operating hours, then work with you to identify utilities and access details that need confirmation.
Restroom planning questions.
Exact station counts and utilities are confirmed with the selected provider.
How many restrooms do I need?
The quantity depends on attendance, event duration, existing facilities and peak demand. Tell us whether food and alcohol will be served, when breaks occur and whether units can be serviced during the event. We review those details with the provider, including an accessible option and the route to reach it. Placement, delivery access and servicing are part of the quote, not just the unit count.
Do restroom trailers need power and water?
Requirements depend on the selected trailer. Some need an external water supply and electrical connection; other configurations can use tanks or generator support. Send the proposed position, connection locations and operating hours. We confirm supply, waste servicing and access with the provider before delivery so the unit can be connected and kept in service for the event.
Can an accessible trailer be requested?
Yes. We review the unit, ramp, landing, access route and placement with the venue and provider before confirming whether the setup meets the site's accessibility requirements.