Porta Potty Types, Sizes and Specs
Every unit we rent in Hobbs, with real photos, outside dimensions, tank sizes and what each one needs on site. Use it to answer the two big questions: which unit fits the job, and will it fit the space.
What types of portable toilets can you rent in Hobbs?
Six types of portable restrooms are available in Hobbs: the standard porta potty, a unit with a sink inside, a flushing unit, a wheelchair-accessible unit, a two-sink hand-wash station and a restroom trailer. Standard units cover most jobs; the others add hand washing, flushing, room to turn a wheelchair, or indoor comfort.
| Unit | Best for | Hand washing | Needs water or power? | Space needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | Job sites, lease pads, most parties | Sanitizer dispenser inside | No | About 4 × 4 ft |
| Unit with sink | Food events, remodels, crews that eat on site | Foot-pump sink inside | No | About 4 × 4 ft |
| Flushing unit | Showers, small upscale events | Sink inside | No | About 4 × 4 ft |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit | Public events, parks, guests with walkers | Sanitizer inside | No | About 7.5 × 7.5 ft, level ground |
| Hand-wash station | Next to any toilets where food is served | 2 sinks, soap, towels | No | About 3 × 2 ft |
| Restroom trailer | Weddings, VIP areas, offices, shelters | Vanity sinks, mirrors | Yes: 20-amp outlet and hose | About 8 × 14 ft and up, level |
Standard porta potty: size and specs
A standard porta potty is about 44 inches wide, 47 inches deep and 90 inches tall, with a 60-gallon waste tank that handles about 200 uses between services. It fits through a 4-foot gate. Inside are a seat, a urinal, a sanitizer dispenser, two toilet paper rolls, a mirror and a coat hook.
- Outside
- About 44 in W × 47 in D × 90 in H
- Door opening
- About 24 in wide
- Weight
- About 160 lb empty
- Waste tank
- About 60 gallons, about 200 uses
- Inside
- Seat, urinal, sanitizer, 2 rolls, mirror, hook, vent stack, inside lock
- Needs
- Level spot within about 30 ft of where the truck parks
Unit with a sink: size and specs
A unit with a sink has the same 44 by 47 inch footprint as a standard porta potty, plus a foot-pump sink inside with fresh water, soap and paper towels. The fresh-water tank holds enough for about 150 hand washes between services. It is the best single-unit choice for homes and small food events.
- Outside
- About 44 in W × 47 in D × 90 in H
- Sink
- Foot pump, about 17-gallon fresh-water tank, soap, towels
- Waste tank
- About 60 gallons
- Best for
- Remodels, small parties with food, small crews that eat on site
Flushing unit: size and specs
A flushing unit is a portable toilet with a foot-pump flush that rinses the bowl with fresh water, so the waste is out of sight. It has a sink inside and the same small footprint as a standard unit. One fill handles about 150 flushes, so it suits small, upscale events rather than all-day crowds.
- Outside
- About 44 in W × 47 in D × 90 in H
- Flush
- Foot pump, fresh-water rinse, about 150 flushes per fill
- Sink
- Inside, foot pump
- Not for
- All-day crowds over 100 people
Wheelchair-accessible unit: size and specs
A wheelchair-accessible unit is about 7.5 feet square with a ground-level floor, a wide door, grab bars and room for a 60-inch turning circle. It needs firm, level ground and an 8-foot-wide path to place, so it usually goes in a driveway, parking lot or field edge rather than a backyard.
- Outside
- About 88 in W × 88 in D × 90 in H
- Door opening
- About 36 in wide
- Floor
- Ground level, no step
- Inside
- Grab bars, 60-in turning space, seat, sanitizer
Hand-wash station: size and specs
A portable hand-wash station has two sinks with foot pumps, about 34 gallons of fresh water, soap and towels at each sink and a separate gray-water tank. It is about 3 feet wide and 2 feet deep and needs no hookups. One fill handles about 400 hand washes.
Restroom trailer: size and specs
A two-stall restroom trailer is about 14 feet long and 8 feet wide with steps, flushing toilets, sinks, mirrors, lights and air conditioning. It needs a level area about 12 by 24 feet, a 20-amp outlet and a garden hose, or a generator and water tank we supply.
Will a porta potty fit through my gate?
A standard porta potty fits through a gate at least 4 feet wide when the path behind it is firm and level. A wheelchair-accessible unit needs about 8 feet and usually stays out front. The service hose reaches about 30 feet from the truck, so backyard units must stay within that distance.
Questions people ask before booking
What comes stocked in every unit?
Every unit arrives with toilet paper and sanitizer or soap, and is restocked on each service visit. Paper towels come with sink units and hand-wash stations.
Are your units new?
Our event units are kept for events only and are the newest in the yard. Construction units are inspected and sanitized before every delivery; damaged units are pulled from service.
Can you send pictures of the exact unit?
Yes. Ask for photos when you get your quote and we text them.
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