Toilet Container

Toilet containers can provide sanitary services in the public and private sectors. The bathroom is one of the most high-traffic areas in a home, building, company, restaurant, park, etc. When you think about restrooms in a public place, the word "unsanitary" probably comes to mind. Traditional mobile toilets and porta-potties often come up short in cleanliness, comfort, and durability. Fortunately, toilet containers can provide a long-lasting and easy-to-clean solution. Building temporary toilet blocks out of shipping containers is a modern and cost-effective idea. When necessary, toilet containers can be readily transported to a new location while being solid and watertight. The restroom container can have any number of cubicles you need inside that are partitioned and have shower cubicles installed.

Traditional sanitary stations rarely come with heating or air conditioning, but new toilet containers include fully operational HVAC systems. All restroom units have private stalls with motion-activated vent fans, indoor LED lighting, and photocell lighting to reduce energy costs and increase energy efficiency. Toilet container interiors include stable features that resist soiling and can be hosed or mopped down to ease the cleaning process. The reduced cleaning time lowered related expenses. All sanitary containers require a connection to the sewerage system.