
Standard portable toilet
Backyard parties, short events, construction crews, farms.
Watch for: No flushing and no sink inside—add a hand-wash station when food is served.
Specs & details →Not sure which unit you need? For parties and job sites, a standard unit is usually right. For weddings, choose a deluxe flushable unit or a restroom trailer. For public or permitted events, include an ADA-compliant unit. Every option below lists its real dimensions, tank size and the situation where it’s the wrong choice.

Six product groups cover nearly every job. Each card links to the full spec page.

Backyard parties, short events, construction crews, farms.
Watch for: No flushing and no sink inside—add a hand-wash station when food is served.
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Weddings, engagement parties, upscale backyard events, offices.
Watch for: Fresh-water flush tank empties with heavy use; long events with 100+ guests should add a service visit or a trailer.
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Public events, permitted festivals, municipal and commercial sites.
Watch for: Needs a firm, level 8 ft × 8 ft area plus an accessible route to the door—no curbs, gravel ruts or steep lawn.
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Weddings, corporate events, VIP areas, long receptions.
Watch for: Needs a level spot the truck can back into, a hose bib and a 110-volt outlet (or generator). Not suitable for soft lawn after rain.
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Food service, large events, job-site washing.
Watch for: Refilled at each service visit—an all-day festival may need a mid-event refill.
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Multi-story framing, interior floors, podium buildings.
Watch for: Smaller tank than a standard unit—plan more frequent service on busy floors.
Specs & details →| Unit | Best for | Flushing | Hand-washing | Accessibility | Utilities you supply | Space needed | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Parties, crews, farms | No | Add a station | Standard door | None | ≈4 × 4 ft | No sink inside |
| Standard + internal sink | Food vendors, small events | No | Inside (foot pump) | Standard door | None | ≈4 × 4 ft | Sink water is limited |
| Deluxe flushable | Weddings, upscale parties | Yes (fresh water) | Inside sink, soap, towels | Standard door | None | ≈4 × 4 ft | Flush tank empties on long, busy events |
| Wheelchair-accessible | Guest using a wheelchair | No | Add a station | Ground-level, 32″ door | None | ≈5.2 × 5.2 ft | Not labeled ADA-compliant |
| ADA-compliant | Public & permitted events | No | Add a station | 60″ turning circle, grab bars | None | ≈7.1 × 7.7 ft (We’ll Care III) | Needs level ground + accessible route |
| Hand-wash station | Food, festivals, job sites | — | 2 basins, 22 gal | Freestanding | None | Compact, freestanding | Refill on long events |
| Restroom trailer | Weddings, VIP, corporate | Yes | Running-water sinks | Steps (not wheelchair-level) | Hose + 110 V | 19 ft with tongue (4-station) | Needs truck access & level pad |
A standard cabin with a foot-pump sink, soap and towels—useful for food vendors and small business events.
Details →Satellite Fresh Start: 44″ W × 48″ D × 92″ H, 154 lb, on-demand propane heater (avg. 115°F). For long-term crews, farms and emergency response.
Mid-event pump-and-restock for festivals and long receptions, or twice-weekly service for heavy-use job sites.
Service schedules →A standard unit has a non-flushing toilet over a 60-gallon tank, a urinal and toilet paper. A deluxe flushable unit adds a foot-pedal fresh-water flush, an internal sink, soap and paper towels—with its own water supply, so you don’t provide a hookup.
Yes. Most events combine standard units with at least one accessible unit and one or more hand-wash stations; weddings often mix a trailer for guests with a standard unit for vendors. Each item is listed on the same itemized quote.
No. We rent, deliver, service and remove units; we don’t sell them.
Yes, as an add-on for long-term, agricultural and emergency sites: the Satellite Fresh Start shower (44″ × 48″ × 92″) with an on-demand propane water heater averaging 115°F. Ask for availability with your quote.