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Portable Restroom Comparison Guide
Choosing the right portable restroom can be confusing. Do you need a unit with a sink? Does your site require strict ADA compliance or just wheelchair accessibility? Use this comprehensive guide to compare our 5 most popular units.
Detailed Unit Comparison Chart
| Feature | Standard | Standard w/ Flush | VIP Flushable | XLT Accessible | ADA Compliant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best For | Basic Construction, Parks | Sites needing Odor Control | Weddings, Corporate, VIPs | Family Events, Wheelchair Users | Public Events, Strict Compliance |
| Flushing? | No (Static Tank) | Yes (Foot Pump) | Yes (Foot Pedal) | No (Static Tank) | No (Static Tank) |
| Sink Included? | No (Sanitizer Only) | No (Sanitizer Only) | Yes (Built-in Vanity) | No (Sanitizer Only) | No (Sanitizer Only) |
| Entry Type | Step-Up | Step-Up | Step-Up | Roll-In (Ground Level) | Flat Entry (Ground Level) |
| Accessibility | None | None | None | Wheelchair Accessible (Not ADA) | Fully ADA Compliant |
| Tank Capacity | 60 Gallons | 60 Gallons | 65 Gal + 22 Gal Water | 60 Gallons | 50 Gallons |
| Width | 43.5 inches | 43.5 inches | 47 inches | Extra Wide Footprint | 85.2 inches |
Comparison FAQs
What is the difference between "Standard with Flush" and "VIP"?
Both units flush to hide waste and control odors. However, the VIP Unit includes a built-in freshwater sink and vanity mirror, making it superior for formal events. The Standard with Flush has a foot-pump flush but typically uses hand sanitizer instead of a sink.
Is the XLT unit the same as the ADA unit?
No. The XLT is "Wheelchair Accessible" with a flat roll-in entry, which is great for family events or standard wheelchairs. The ADA Unit is significantly larger, allowing for a full 360-degree wheelchair turn, and includes the specific grab bars required by federal law for public events.
Do I legally need an ADA unit?
For public events, fairs, and festivals, you are typically required to have at least one ADA-compliant unit for every 20 standard units to meet accessibility regulations. Private parties are less regulated but ADA units are recommended for elderly guests.