An accessible portable restroom and handwashing station at an outdoor event.

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Accessible Portable Toilets Begin With an Accessible Approach

Choosing an accessible temporary restroom is only one part of inclusive site planning. Guests and workers also need a route that is reasonably firm, level, clear, and connected to the areas they use.

Start a rental brief

Outdoor park gathering area with restroom placement beside a paved access path in St. Louis

Inspect the approach

Walk from the nearest practical entrance, seating, work area, or parking drop-off. Look for loose gravel, mud, slopes, curbs, cords, fencing, and objects that reduce clear passage.

Bring the date, setting, approximate attendance or crew size, and any ADA or handwashing considerations to the rental conversation. Confirm practical constraints with the venue, property owner, contractor, or event authority.

Portable restroom beside a fenced construction work area on a compact urban jobsite

Planning questions

How many portable toilets do I need?The answer depends on attendance, event duration, alcohol service, work-shift patterns, and whether other restrooms are available. Share those details so the recommendation can be based on use.

Where should a unit be placed?Choose a visible, convenient location on stable ground that does not obstruct entrances, food service, emergency access, equipment routes, or accessible paths. The venue or property owner should approve the final placement.

Make the plan clearer

Share the setting, date, estimated users, duration, preferred placement, and any accessibility or handwashing needs.

For a site-specific rental quote, call (314) 228-7911. Share the location, rental dates, expected users, and any access details when you call.