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ADA Accessible Unit

ADA Accessible Porta Potty Rental in Seattle

Ground-level entry, a wide door, interior grab rails and enough floor for a wheelchair to turn. If your event is open to the public in Seattle, you need at least one of these — and we place it where it can actually be reached.

Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · Same-day drop-offs across King, Snohomish & Kitsap counties

ADA accessible portable restroom with ramp-free entry and Seattle Porta Potty branding at a Seattle park event

Roll-In, No Step

Flat entry at grade with a door wide enough for a chair and a turning circle inside. No lip to bump over, no ramp to rent separately.

Placed Somewhere Reachable

An accessible unit stuck at the end of a gravel path isn’t accessible. We put it on the firm, level surface nearest the crowd and sign the route if you want it signed.

Compliance Without the Guesswork

Public events generally need at least one accessible unit and about 5% of the total once you’re into bigger counts. Tell us your total and we’ll tell you the number.

FAQ

Questions About This Unit

How many ADA units does my Seattle event need?
Start with at least one, then figure roughly five percent of your total restroom count once you get past a handful of units. Permitted public events in the city are usually checked on this, so it’s worth getting right the first time.
What makes the unit ADA compliant?
Entry at ground level with no step, a door clear enough for a wheelchair, interior grab bars, and floor space for a 60-inch turn. Placement matters just as much — a compliant unit on soft grass at the far end of a field isn’t doing its job.
Can an ADA unit go on a job site?
It can, and sometimes it should, but we won’t drop one alone in the mud and call it accessible. On a site we normally set it at the end of a bank of standards on the firmest ground with a clear approach.
Do you deliver ADA units to city parks?
Regularly. Park and public-space placements have their own rules about surfaces and blocked paths, so tell us which park and we’ll place it where it works for both you and the parks department.
Is it bigger than a standard unit?
Considerably — roughly twice the footprint. Check the spot you have in mind has the room before the truck arrives; we’ll walk it with you over the phone if you’re not sure.
Does it cost more than a standard?
Yes, but not dramatically, and it’s the difference between an event anyone can attend and one people quietly leave. As always the quote is flat and includes delivery, servicing and pickup.
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ADA Accessible Unit Out Around Seattle

Our clean ada accessible unit units on real Seattle–area jobs — from job sites and parks to festivals, markets and waterfront events.

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Running a public event in Seattle?

Get the accessible count right up front. Call us with your total and we’ll work it out with you.

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