Capabilities
Executive portable toilets
Serviced restroom units for venues that do not have enough of them — delivered, sited, attended while the event runs and cleared afterwards.
Outdoor venues in India get chosen for the view, not the plumbing. A palace lawn, a beach, a farmhouse or a film location will comfortably seat four hundred people and have two working toilets behind the kitchen, which becomes obvious about twenty minutes after dinner is served.
We place executive units rather than site cabins — the ones with a hand basin, mirror, lighting, ventilation and a door that latches properly. On a wedding lawn or a production base that difference is the whole point, because guests in formal dress will simply not use a construction toilet.
The part that actually decides whether it works is servicing, not the unit. An unattended restroom is fine for the first hour and unusable by the fourth. So units are attended and restocked while the event runs, water and waste are managed on site, and everything is cleared afterwards rather than left for the venue to deal with.
What the booking includes
- Executive single and multi-cabin units
- Attendant through the event
- Delivered, serviced and cleared
- Hand basin, mirror, lighting and ventilation
- Water and waste tanks managed on site
- Attendant present while the event runs
- Restocking and servicing through the event
- Delivery, siting and clearance after
How it works
01
Tell us the venue and the guest count
How many people, for how many hours, and whether there is a water point and a power supply anywhere near where the units can stand.
02
We size to the peak, not the average
Restrooms are not used evenly. The number that matters is how many people want one in the twenty minutes after dinner or at the end of a ceremony.
03
Delivered, sited and attended
Units are placed where guests will actually walk to them, serviced while the event runs, and taken away afterwards.
Questions
How many units do we need?
It is set by peak demand rather than by total guests — the crush after dinner or at the end of a ceremony. Tell us the running order and the headcount and we will size it against both.
Do the units need water and power at the venue?
Not necessarily. Units can run on their own tanks where there is no supply, which is the usual case on a lawn or a location, but tell us early because it changes what we send and how often it has to be serviced.
Who looks after them during the event?
An attendant, which is the part most quotes leave out. Servicing and restocking happen while the event runs rather than after it.
Send us the dates. We will send back a plan.
Tell us where your guests land, how many of them there are and what has to happen while they are here. You will have a written movement plan and an itemised quotation back within one working day.