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ADA Portable Restrooms

Because everyone deserves a throne.

ADA-compliant restrooms aren’t optional for many projects—they’re required. We help you meet those requirements with dignity, proper placement, and units that actually work for people with disabilities.

When ADA Units Are Required

Public events – Festivals, concerts, fairs, and community gatherings must provide accessible restrooms (typically 5% of total units)

Construction sites – OSHA requires accessible facilities for workers with disabilities

Private events – Weddings, corporate events, and private gatherings on public or commercial property

Parks and recreation – Public facilities, sporting events, trail access points

Emergency response – Disaster relief sites must provide accessible sanitation

Not sure if you need ADA units? Call us at 816.229.4468 and we’ll help you determine compliance requirements for your specific project or event.

We Understand What ADA Compliance Actually Means

Our ADA portable restrooms are thoughtfully designed to meet all requirements for accessibility and safety—proper signage, spacious layouts, sturdy handrails, and ground-level entry for smooth wheelchair access. As PSAI members, we follow industry best practices for accessible sanitation and can help you determine the right number of ADA units for your event or job site so you’re never exposed to compliance gaps.

What you get

Ground-level entryway – flush with ground for smooth wheelchair access

Grab bars and handrails – stability and support for all users

Comfort-height seat – 18.5″ seat height for easier transfers

Spacious interior – room for wheelchairs and assistive equipment

Proper signage – clearly marked for accessibility

Self-contained unit – no water hookup or plumbing required

Toilet paper dispenser – fully stocked at delivery

Hand sanitizer – built-in dispenser

Ventilation system – minimizes odors and maintains airflow

Occupancy indicator and lockable door – privacy and security for users

Placement That Actually Works

ADA compliance isn’t just about having the right units—it’s about placing them correctly.

Requirements for accessible placement:

Firm, level ground – no gravel, mud, or uneven surfaces that impede wheelchair access

Accessible pathways – clear, unobstructed route from parking, entry points, and event areas

Proximity to main facilities – ADA units should be as close to the action as standard units, not tucked away in corners

Proper spacing – adequate clearance around the unit for wheelchair maneuvering and transfers

We work with you during site planning to ensure proper placement and accessibility compliance. Not sure where to put them? We’ll walk the site with you and recommend locations that meet ADA requirements.

ADA Unit Specifications

Specification

Exterior Dimensions

Weight

Waste Tank Capacity

Seat Height

Material Features

Details

62″W x 62″D x 87″H

250 lbs

35 gallons

18.5″ (comfort height, ADA compliant)

High-density polyethylene (UV-resistant) Ground-level entry, grab bars, spacious interior, baby changing station, proper signage, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, ventilation, lockable door