Wheelchair-Accessible (ADA) Porta Potty Rental
Wheelchair-accessible porta potty rental for Akron events, parks and public projects, with the room and grab bars guests need.
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- Delivery
- Akron and Summit County events, parks, job sites and homes. Map pins and gate codes welcome.
- Arrival
- The day before for events; same day by noon when a unit is available. Ask for a morning window.
- Unit
- Ground-level floor, a 60-inch turning space, grab bars and a wide self-closing door.
- Cleaning
- Cleaned and stocked on arrival; weekly service on 28-day rentals. Extra visits from $65.
- Cost
- From $255 per event or $225 per 28 days, before Ohio sales tax. Nothing added at pickup.
Wheelchair-accessible porta potty specs
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty is about 7 feet wide and 7 feet deep, with a floor at ground level, a 60-inch diameter turning space inside, grab bars beside the seat and a door about 36 inches wide. It needs a level area of about 8 by 8 feet plus a firm, flat approach.
| Spec | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Width | About 87 in |
| Depth | About 89 in |
| Height | About 92 in |
| Door opening | About 36 in wide |
| Floor | Ground-level, no step |
| Turning space | 60-inch diameter circle |
| Weight (empty) | About 330 lb |
| Waste tank | About 60 gal |
| Inside | Lowered seat, grab bars, sanitizer, paper holder, coat hook |
We describe this unit as wheelchair-accessible. If you need to confirm a specific accessibility standard for a permit, ask us for the manufacturer's spec sheet for the unit you are renting.
How many accessible units does an event need?
Under section 213.2 of the 2010 ADA Standards, at least 5 percent of portable toilets in each cluster, and never fewer than 1, should be accessible. An event with 10 standard units in one spot needs 1 accessible unit. Two clusters of 6 need 1 accessible unit in each cluster.
Source: 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. That is the legal baseline; we recommend at least 1 accessible unit at any event with older guests or families with strollers. Confirm with your venue or permit office; this is not legal advice.
Placing an accessible unit
Place a wheelchair-accessible unit on firm, level ground with a smooth path to the door, such as pavement, packed gravel or short dry grass. Avoid slopes, curbs and loose mulch. Keep the door clear of tents, coolers and cords, and set the unit at the end of a row for easy access.
Accessible porta potty questions
Is a wheelchair-accessible porta potty the same as an ADA-compliant one?
We call our unit wheelchair-accessible. Whether a specific setup meets an accessibility standard depends on the unit, the placement and the route to it. Ask us for the manufacturer's spec sheet if your permit requires one.
Can a parent use the accessible unit to change a baby?
The accessible unit has the most floor space of any portable toilet, so parents often use it for diaper changes. It has no changing table.
How much more does an accessible unit cost?
An accessible unit starts at $255 per event, $70 more than a standard unit, or $225 per 28 days.
Do I need an accessible unit on a construction site?
OSHA's construction toilet rule does not require an accessible unit, but public-facing and commercial projects often add one. A worker who needs one should always have one.
Can I swap a standard unit for an accessible one after booking?
Swaps are free up to 24 hours before delivery, subject to stock.
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Faster by phone: (330) 237-6633
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · call by 12 p.m. (noon) for same-day delivery