Wheelchair-Accessible Porta Potty Rental
A ground-level unit with a wide door, grab bars and room inside to turn a wheelchair. Needed at public events and welcome wherever a guest uses a wheelchair or walker.
- Same-day by noon
- Weekly cleaning included
- One itemized price
- Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM
What are the dimensions of a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty in the PolyJohn Comfort XL class measures 62 in wide, 62 in deep and 91 in tall and weighs 240 lb empty, by the manufacturer's published figures. Plan gate width, truck access and placement around these numbers, and leave about 3 feet clear in front of the door.
- 91 inHeight
- 62 inWidth
- 62 inDepth
- 240 lbWeight empty
- 32 × 74 inDoor opening
- 19 inSeat height
When do you need a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
You need a wheelchair-accessible porta potty at public events, where 2010 ADA Standards section 213.2 calls for at least 5 percent of portable toilets in each cluster to be accessible. In practice that means 1 accessible unit per cluster of up to 20 units. It costs $349 per event.
Private parties are not covered by the standard, but an accessible unit also helps older guests, parents with small children and caregivers. Confirm requirements with your venue or permit office. We call these units wheelchair-accessible; the manufacturer does not certify them as ADA-compliant on its own.
Where should an accessible unit go?
Place a wheelchair-accessible unit on a hard, level surface such as pavement, packed gravel or plywood over grass, with a clear 60-inch turning space in front of the door and no curb or step on the route from parking or seating.
How wide is the door on a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
The door opening is 32 inches wide and 74 inches tall on the PolyJohn Comfort XL model class. The floor sits at ground level, so a wheelchair rolls straight in with no step.
Is there room for a caregiver inside the accessible unit?
More than 16 square feet of floor space leaves room for a wheelchair to turn and for a caregiver to help. Grab bars are mounted on the side and back walls.
What surface does a wheelchair-accessible unit need?
Set a wheelchair-accessible unit on pavement, packed gravel or plywood over grass, with a level 60-inch turning space in front of the door and no curb on the route from parking or seating.
How many accessible units does a public event need?
Public events covered by the 2010 ADA Standards need at least 5 percent of portable toilets in each cluster to be accessible. For any cluster of up to 20 units, that means 1 wheelchair-accessible unit.
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