ADA Handicap Porta Potty Rental, Westminster, CO
An ADA unit is the larger, accessible cousin of the ordinary porta potty. People ask us about these a good deal, so we have gathered the common questions here.
How is it built differently?
- The floor sits level with the ground, so there is no step to climb
- The door opens wider
- There is enough floor space inside to turn a wheelchair around
- Sturdy handrails are mounted along the walls
- A helper can fit inside alongside the user if needed
Do I really need one?
If the general public can attend, it is wise to have at least one. Many hosts add one to a wedding or a birthday for grandparents, or for anybody on a walker, crutches or a cane. Some venues and local rules call for accessible toilets at public events. When in doubt, ask the town office or the venue manager.
Where should it go?
Somewhere smooth and hard. Pavement is ideal, and packed, level ground also works. Deep grass, mud and loose gravel stop a wheelchair cold. Set it close to the action rather than tucked behind a tent at the far end of the lot.
Can I mix ADA and standard units?
Certainly. Most rentals are mainly standard units with one or two ADA units added. Tell the provider the mix you want when you book.
To add an accessible unit to a rental in Westminster, call (833) 334-0338.
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