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Wheelchair-Accessible Porta Potty Rental
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty has a ground-level floor with no step, a 32-inch door, handrails and over 16 square feet of floor space. Davis event organizers use it to meet accessibility rules. Families book it for a relative who uses a wheelchair or walker.
Same-day delivery in Davis: call by 12 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
- Itemized quote. Nothing added later.
- Weekly cleaning on 7+ day rentals
- Local Davis yard, our own trucks
- Delivery areaDavis and towns up to 80 miles out.
- ArrivalSame day in Davis on noon calls when a unit is free; book a week ahead for events.
- Right unitAt least 5% of units in each cluster at a public event, and at least 1.
- CleaningWeekly service on rentals of 7 days or longer.
- Full costItemized quote with delivery, pickup and tax.
How many accessible porta potties does an event need?
The 2010 ADA Standards, section 213.2, require at least 5% of portable toilets in each cluster to be accessible, and at least 1 per cluster. An event with 12 standard units in one cluster needs 1 accessible unit. An event with 30 units in 2 clusters needs at least 1 in each cluster.
Source: U.S. Access Board, 2010 ADA Standards, section 213.2. This is not legal advice. Confirm your requirement with the venue or the permit office.
Wheelchair-accessible unit size and specs
The accessible unit measures about 62 inches wide, 62 inches deep and 91 inches tall. The door frame is 32 inches wide. Handrails sit 33 inches off the floor on the walls. The floor sits at ground level, so a wheelchair rolls straight in. It needs a level spot about 6 by 6 feet.
| Spec | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Width | 62 in |
| Depth | 62 in |
| Height | 91 in |
| Door frame | 32 in wide × 74 in tall |
| Floor space | More than 16 sq ft |
| Handrails | 33 in above floor |
| Holding tank | 33 gallons |
| Entry | Ground level, no step |
Where should an accessible unit be placed?
Place the accessible unit on firm, level ground with a smooth path from parking and seating. Grass works when dry and flat. Gravel, slopes and soft soil make the path hard for wheelchairs. Keep the door clear of tent stakes, cords and coolers. Plywood or event flooring helps on lawns.
Wheelchair-accessible porta potty questions
These answers cover accessible unit pricing, mixing unit types, lead times, ADA wording, job-site use and interior space.
How much is a handicap porta potty in Davis?
A wheelchair-accessible unit starts at $329 for a weekend event, delivery and pickup included. Monthly rentals start at $279 per 28 days with weekly service. Tax is added on the quote.
Can I get one accessible unit and one regular unit?
Mixing is common. Many churches and family parties order 1 accessible unit and 1 standard unit. We place them side by side unless you ask otherwise.
How far ahead should I book an accessible unit?
Book at least 1 week ahead for weekend events. Accessible units are fewer in number than standard units, so spring and fall weekends fill first.
Is the accessible unit ADA-compliant?
The unit is built for wheelchair users, with a 32-inch door, handrails and ground-level entry. Whether a whole site meets the ADA also depends on the path, the slope and the count. Your venue or permit office makes that call.
Can job sites rent the accessible unit?
Contractors rent it for crew members with injuries or for sites open to the public. It also gives more room to change into work gear.
Is it bigger inside than a standard unit?
It has over 16 square feet of floor, about twice a standard unit. Parents with small children and guests who need help often prefer it.
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