Standard porta potty
The everyday unit for job sites, backyard parties and long rentals. Toilet, urinal, sanitizer and a vent stack.
Portable Toilet Units for Rent: Compare Every Option
Six ways to give people a restroom, from a single job-site unit to a 10-stall trailer. Compare sizes, hookups and the jobs each one suits, then call (667) 260-6006 to check today's availability.
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What types of porta potties can you rent?
Tyson Portable Toilets rents five unit types: standard porta potties, deluxe flushing units, wheelchair-accessible units, handwashing stations and restroom trailers. A standard unit covers most job sites and parties. Flushing units and trailers suit weddings. Accessible units belong at every public event.
| Unit | Best for | Flush & sink | Needs water or power? | Footprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | Job sites, backyard parties, long-term use | No flush; sanitizer dispenser | No | About 44 in wide × 47 in deep × 7.5 ft tall |
| Deluxe flushing unit | Weddings, showers, guests who expect a nicer restroom | Foot-pump flush and sink | No (carries its own fresh water) | About 45 in wide × 48 in deep |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit | Public events, older guests, parents with small kids | No flush; grab bars, ground-level floor | No | About 7.5 ft × 7.5 ft; needs flat, firm ground |
| Handwashing station | Any event with food; required on many job sites | Two-sided foot-pump sink, soap, towels | No (fresh-water tank) | About 3 ft × 3 ft |
| Restroom trailer | Weddings, 100+ guests, VIP and corporate events | Real flushing toilets, sinks, lights, climate control | Yes: garden hose and a 110-volt outlet (or our generator) | 2-stall trailer about 8 ft × 16 ft plus truck access |
Deluxe flushing unit
Foot-pump flush, sink with soap and paper towels, mirror. No hookups needed.
Wheelchair-accessible unit
Ground-level floor, grab bars and a 60-inch turning space inside.
Handwashing station
Two-sided, foot-pump sinks with soap and towels. One station serves two toilets.
Restroom trailer
Flushing toilets, vanities, lights and climate control, in 2 to 10 stalls.
Towable job-site unit
A standard unit on a small trailer, for road and utility crews that move every few days.
How do you choose between a flushing unit and a restroom trailer?
Pick a restroom trailer when you have a garden hose, a 110-volt outlet, level ground and more than 100 guests expecting indoor-style bathrooms. Pick deluxe flushing units when there is no power or water, the ground is soft, or the budget is under $1,250.
| Question | Deluxe flushing unit | Restroom trailer |
|---|---|---|
| Hookups | None; carries about 20 gallons of fresh water for flushing and the sink | Garden hose plus a dedicated 110-volt, 20-amp outlet, or a rented generator |
| Ground | Any firm spot about 4 ft × 4 ft | Level grass, gravel or pavement; truck needs a clear path about 10 ft wide |
| Guests | About 40 to 50 per unit for a 4-hour event | A 2-stall trailer serves about 100 guests; a 4-stall about 200 |
| Look | Clean plastic unit with sink and mirror | Porcelain toilets, vanities, lighting, air conditioning and heat |
| Wrong choice when | You expect 150+ guests over a long evening | The site is muddy, off-road or has no power and you skip the generator |
Not sure which unit fits?
(667) 260-6006Tell us the headcount, hours and site. We recommend the unit mix on the call.