Every event and job site should work for everyone. Our accessible restrooms give wheelchair and walker users room to turn around inside, sturdy handrails and a door that closes gently on its own, on a floor set right at ground level so no ramp is needed.
Interior turning space lets wheelchair and walker users move freely once inside.
Floors sit near ground level for a smooth roll-in entry.
Brushed aluminum handrails wrap the corners for strength, and doors close gently on their own.
Our go-to choice when a site or permitted event requires ADA compliance.
Extra room, built to California's stricter accessibility standard.
A roomy, easy-access unit for anyone who prefers more space.
Under the ADA Standards, where portable units are grouped together for the public, at least 5 percent of the units in each group, and never fewer than one, must be accessible and marked with the International Symbol of Accessibility. Units used only by construction workers on a construction site are exempt.
Event permits can ask for more. The City of West Palm Beach notes in its special event application that it may require portable restrooms, including accessible units, depending on crowd size and event history. For festivals, markets and public events anywhere in Palm Beach County, plan accessible units into the count from the start. Our Guide to How Many Porta Potties You Need includes the numbers.
Where the unit goes matters as much as the unit. Place accessible restrooms on firm, level ground with a smooth route from the event, not across grass, gravel or a curb.
Public events and many job sites need accessible restrooms, and it's good practice anywhere people gather. ADA standards call for at least 5 percent of the units in each cluster to be accessible, and never fewer than one. Your event permit may set its own number, and we'll help you get it right.
At least 5 percent of the units in each group, and never fewer than one. In West Palm Beach, the city can also require accessible units for special events based on crowd size, so check your permit.
The Senator and Super Senator are ADA-compliant. The EAU is a roomy, easy-access unit that many wheelchair users are comfortable in, but it isn't marketed as ADA-compliant. If your site or permit requires compliance, choose a Senator.
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