Wheelchair-Accessible (ADA) Porta Potty Rental
A wide, ground-level unit with handrails and a wide door, for guests who use a wheelchair or walker, parents with strollers and public events across the St. Louis area.
A real person answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quotes in about 10 minutes.
What is a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty is a wider unit with a ground-level floor, so a wheelchair rolls straight in with no step. Handrails sit beside the seat, and the floor leaves room to turn around. The door is 32 inches wide. People often search for these units as ADA or handicap porta potties.
Tech specs
- Model
- PolyJohn Comfort XL (wheelchair accessible)
- Size
- 91 in tall × 62 in wide × 62 in deep
- Door opening
- 32 in wide × 74 in tall
- Floor
- Ground-level roll-in, more than 16 sq ft
- Inside
- Handrails, low seat, sanitizer dispenser, toilet paper
- Gate needed
- 66 in or wider; the unit needs flat ground
Specs from the manufacturer's published data for the named model.
Where should a wheelchair-accessible unit go?
A wheelchair-accessible unit needs firm, level ground with a flat, clear path to the door. Grass works when it is dry and mowed short. Avoid gravel, slopes and soft mulch. The unit is 62 inches wide, so side-yard gates under 66 inches will not pass; place the unit on the driveway instead.
How many accessible units does an event need?
Under the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, section 213.2, where portable toilets are clustered, at least 5 percent of the units in each cluster, and no fewer than one, must be accessible. A 20-unit festival needs 1 accessible unit. A 40-unit festival needs 2. Read the U.S. Access Board guide. This is the legal minimum; we suggest at least one accessible unit at every public event. Confirm rules with your venue or permit office.
Good fit for
- A guest who uses a wheelchair, walker or cane
- Public events, festivals, church events and charity walks
- Parents with strollers or small kids who need help
- Job sites with a crew member who needs more room
Choose something else when
- Narrow side yards with small gates: use the driveway or a standard unit for other guests
- Steep or rocky sites with no flat spot near the event
Photos of the wheelchair-accessible porta potty
These photos show the wheelchair-accessible porta potty the way renters see it on delivery day: the outside, the inside and a real setup. Use them to judge the fit for your yard, job site or venue before you call.
Check delivery for your address
Same-day delivery in St. Charles County when you call by noon. A real person answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quotes go out in about 10 minutes.
Questions about the wheelchair-accessible porta potty
How much is a handicap porta potty rental?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty costs $235 for an event lasting up to 7 days within 25 miles of St. Peters, including delivery, setup, pickup, toilet paper and sanitizer. For job sites or long-term use, it is $199 per 28 days with weekly service, plus a one-time $65 delivery and pickup.
What is the difference between an ADA porta potty and a handicap one?
Most people use ADA and handicap to mean the same wider, roll-in unit. Our accessible unit has a ground-level floor, handrails and room to turn a wheelchair. We call it wheelchair-accessible. Event organizers who need to meet specific rules should confirm the details with their venue or permit office.
Does the accessible unit come with a ramp?
The accessible unit has a ground-level floor, so no ramp is needed. The wheelchair rolls straight in from flat ground. Placement matters: the path to the door must be level and firm, so tell us about slopes, gravel or soft lawn before delivery.
I only need one of my two units to be accessible. Can I mix them?
Mixing units is common. One wheelchair-accessible unit and one standard unit costs $400 for an event, with delivery and pickup for both included. The accessible unit also helps parents with strollers and older guests, so it rarely sits empty.
Does the accessible unit have a sink?
The accessible unit has a hand sanitizer dispenser and toilet paper, but no sink. Add a two-sink hand-wash station for $135 if guests need soap and water. Place the station on the same flat path so every guest can reach it.
Get a quote for a wheelchair-accessible porta potty
Calling is fastest. A person picks up, checks the truck schedule and gives you one all-in price on the phone. The form works too: we text the itemized quote back, usually within about 10 minutes during business hours.
Call now(636) 200-9131- Unit, delivery, pickup, servicing and tax on one line each
- No fuel surcharge, card fee or removal fee
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before delivery