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Wheelchair-accessible (ADA) porta potty rental in Aiken
Our wheelchair-accessible porta potty has a ground-level, roll-in entry, interior handrails and more than 16 square feet of open floor. Renters often call it an ADA porta potty. Aiken event planners add one to every public restroom cluster.
- Delivery area: Aiken, North Augusta and Aiken County same day; Augusta-area and Edgefield by schedule. Check your ZIP in the box.
- Arrival: same-day when ordered by noon Mon–Sat. For events, set the day before so we can level the entry.
- How many: at least 1 accessible unit per restroom cluster, and at least 5% of units in each cluster (2010 ADA Standards §213.2).
- Cleaning: serviced on the same schedule as the standard units around it, weekly on long rentals.
- Full cost: the quote lists the accessible unit as its own line, with delivery, pickup and tax.
What are the specs of a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
Our wheelchair-accessible porta potty matches the PolyJohn Comfort XL: 62 inches wide, 62 inches deep and 91 inches tall. The door opening is 32 inches wide and 74 inches high. The floor is level with the ground, and handrails sit beside the 19-inch seat. The holding tank holds 33 gallons.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model class | PolyJohn Comfort XL |
| Outside size | 62 in W × 62 in D × 91 in H |
| Door opening | 32 in W × 74 in H |
| Open floor | More than 16 sq ft |
| Seat height | 19 in |
| Holding tank | 33 gallons (plus 22-gallon recirculating tank) |
| Empty weight | 240 lb |
| Entry | Ground-level, barrier-free sill |
Source: PolyJohn Comfort XL product page.
Need an accessible unit for your event?
Call and we will count it with you, cluster by cluster.
Calls answered live 7 AM–7 PM, Mon–Sat. Quote requests answered within 15 minutes during those hours.
How many ADA porta potties does an event need?
An event needs at least one wheelchair-accessible porta potty in each restroom cluster, and at least 5% of the units in that cluster. Under the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2, a cluster of 20 units needs 1 accessible unit. A cluster of 21 to 40 units needs 2. This is the legal minimum.
| Units in the cluster | Accessible units required (5%, min. 1) | Our recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| 1–20 | 1 | 1, placed closest to parking |
| 21–40 | 2 | 2, one at each end of the row |
| 41–60 | 3 | 3 or more if many older guests attend |
Read the rule at the U.S. Department of Justice 2010 ADA Standards. An accessible toilet room needs a 60-inch diameter turning circle or a T-shaped turning space (§304.3). If your permit asks for proof that a unit meets a specific section, call us before you book, and we will send the manufacturer sheet.
Where should an accessible porta potty be placed?
An accessible porta potty should sit on firm, level ground with a smooth path to it. Grass is fine when it is dry and short. Gravel, mud and slopes stop wheelchairs. Place the unit closest to parking or the main walkway, with the door opening onto a flat landing at least 60 inches deep.
- Use plywood or mats over soft lawn after rain.
- Do not put the unit behind a curb or on a slope.
- Keep cables and hoses off the path.
- Light the path for evening events.
Wheelchair-accessible unit questions
Here are straight answers to the {'wheelchair-accessible unit'} questions people ask before they book. Every answer starts with the short version, then the conditions that change it. If your site, dates or head count differ, call (803) 343-9386 and Jesse's team will tell you what works for your job.
Is your accessible unit ADA compliant?
We call it wheelchair-accessible, because that is how the manufacturer describes it. Whether a setup meets the ADA depends on the whole site, including the path, the landing and the number of units. Confirm your requirements with your venue or permit office.
How much does a wheelchair-accessible porta potty cost?
An accessible unit starts at $195 per event, or $185 per 28 days with weekly service on a jobsite. Delivery and pickup are listed on the quote.
Can I rent just one accessible unit for a family member at home?
Yes. Families rent one for a relative who uses a walker or wheelchair during a remodel, a reunion or home care. We set it on the flattest spot near the door.
Do jobsites need an accessible porta potty?
OSHA does not set an accessible-unit count for construction crews. Some owners and public projects ask for one. If a crew member needs more room, an accessible unit is a simple fix.
Will the accessible unit fit in my driveway?
It needs a spot about 6 feet by 6 feet plus a 5-foot landing in front of the door. Most driveways have room. Gates must be at least 66 inches wide to roll it through.
Do you have an accessible hand washing station?
Our hand washing stations are free-standing. For wheelchair users, place a station with a clear approach space in front. Ask us and we will set it at the end of the row with the most room.
Ready to book? One call does it.
Give us the address, date and head count. We quote while you are on the phone.
Calls answered live 7 AM–7 PM, Mon–Sat. Quote requests answered within 15 minutes during those hours.