Porta Potty with Built-In Sink

Same footprint as a standard unit, with a foot-pump sink and a urinal inside. That combination is the reason to choose it: hand-washing happens in the unit rather than at a separate station, and the urinal moves a line faster than a second toilet would in the same space.

It is the sensible pick wherever hygiene is visible to the people using it. Food service, film crews, weddings, and job sites where the client walks through.

Specifications

• Exterior: 4 ft wide by 4 ft long by 7 ft 5 in high
• Foot-pump activated sink with a 15-gallon fresh water tank
• Urinal alongside the toilet
• Non-flushing toilet
• Soap and paper towels included
• Two rolls of toilet tissue
• Approximately 100 uses between services
• Anti-slip flooring
• Translucent roof for light and visibility
• Full ventilation to minimize odors
• Occupancy indicator

Product details and features vary by state.

Optional Add-Ons

Lift hooks for high-rise access, containment pans for gray water, and enhanced sanitation service packages. Worth asking about early, since the lift hooks in particular affect how the unit gets placed.

How Many You Need

For events, one unit per 50 to 70 people is the usual working figure. For construction, the requirement is set by OSHA and by crew size rather than by preference, and we can walk you through what applies to your site.

Where It Fits

Outdoor events and weddings where guests will notice whether they can wash their hands.

Food service and festivals, where hand-washing is usually a permit condition rather than a nicety.

Construction and agricultural sites, particularly longer placements where crews are on site daily.

Film and TV locations, where the footprint matters and a trailer is not always practical.

Note the trade-off: 100 uses between services rather than the standard unit’s 150, because the fresh water tank is the limiting factor. On a high-traffic site that means either more units or a tighter service schedule.

Deluxe Sink Porta Potty FAQs

How is this different from a standard porta potty?

Two things: a foot-pump sink with its own fresh water supply, and a urinal. Same exterior dimensions, so it takes no more space on site.

Does the toilet flush?

No. If you want a flush as well as a sink, the flushing porta potty is the unit to look at.

How many uses before it needs servicing?

Around 100, with the 15-gallon fresh water tank usually being what runs out first. Tell us expected traffic and we will set the schedule from that.

How many do I need for my event?

Roughly one per 50 to 70 people as a starting point. Event length and whether you are serving alcohol both push that up.

Is it ADA accessible?

No. Accessible units are a separate product, and public events should plan on them from the start rather than adding them later.

What does it cost?

Pricing depends on the type of unit, how many you need, how long you need them, service frequency, and delivery location. Tell us your dates and site address and we will send a firm quote.

Request a free quote with your dates, site address and expected headcount.

We typically suggest (1) porta potty per (50-70) people at an event. For construction projects, you’ll need to follow OSHA’s guidelines which we can help you with!