Our models
All models work without a water or power connection. You choose the model, rental type and equipment; we deliver, clean and collect again.
Construction site · Event · Long-term rental
The standard portable toilet stands out for its robust, compact design. Small, light and built to last, it is the reliable companion on the construction site and at the festival.
Public event · Event · Construction site
Wheelchair accessible and robust. The accessible cabin has a continuous grab rail and a double-roll paper holder. At 1.55 metres wide and deep it gives a wheelchair the room it needs to turn.
Event · Catering · Construction site
Our hand-wash station gives two users at a time a place to wash their hands. Free-standing, with no fixed water connection. Useful wherever food is served or several cabins stand together.
Festival · Sports event · Street festival
Our free-standing urinal offers places for four users in a fresh design. When everyone heads off at the same time during the break, throughput decides, not the sheer number of cabins.
Rental types
FAQ
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Short-term rental covers one to five days and suits parties and events. Long-term rental starts at a minimum of four weeks and can be extended week by week. There is no upper limit; on construction sites, periods of several months are the norm.
Long-term rentals include one service clean per week. For short-term rentals a service clean can be arranged on request, as the unit usually only stands for a few days.
The standard cabin is 1.10 m wide and 1.20 m deep, so it needs a good 1.3 m² of floor space at 2.22 m height. The accessible cabin needs around 2.4 m² at 1.55 × 1.55 m. Access matters too: our service vehicle must be able to get within seven metres of the cabin.
On construction sites the standard toilet cabin on a long-term rental is the usual choice. It needs no water or power connection and can be moved by crane hook as the build progresses. With several trades on site, an additional hand-wash station at the assembly point pays off.
As a starting point, one unit per 100 guests for up to four hours. With longer duration, alcohol or a festival character the need rises sharply. Urinal stands absorb peak times without taking much space. The calculator on this site gives you a well-founded order of magnitude.
Next step
One call and you know which unit fits, what it costs and when it will be on site.
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