Include an ADA-designated stall in a combination shower and restroom rental with three stalls plus one ADA. Review the stall layout, entrance arrangement, and approach route alongside the other hygiene facilities your project needs.
Accessibility planning begins before the trailer arrives. This model includes three stalls plus one ADA-designated stall for users with different access requirements. Confirm the assigned unit's layout and how its entrance connects with the surrounding site.
| Stall designation | 3 stalls + 1 ADA-designated stall |
|---|---|
| Facility functions | Showers and restrooms |
| Model designation | Luxury combination trailer |
| Access planning | Review unit layout and installed approach route |
The route from parking, accommodation, or the work area matters as much as the trailer entrance. Review the surface, changes in level, maneuvering areas, and entry arrangement with the team responsible for your site's accessibility requirements.
Discuss the shower and restroom access users need, the likely busy periods, and any assistance arrangements. Request the layout of the ADA-designated stall and surrounding circulation space before deciding where the trailer will sit.
Locate utility connections and the servicing route so they can be managed without obstructing access. Include the intended entry equipment in the rental discussion and confirm the total installed footprint, water supply, wastewater handling, and electrical connection.
The designation identifies the supplied model configuration. The installed route, placement, entry equipment, and intended use still need a site-specific review.
Confirm the required entry arrangement and which access components are included in the quote. Do not assume a ramp package or its dimensions.
Request the assigned unit's dimensions and setup drawing. This configuration is identified by its stall arrangement rather than a published nominal length.
Share your project location, rental dates, and the configuration you need. Call 888 385 6418 for 24/7 support.
