6-Station Steel Mobile Restroom Trailer

Overview

Capacity for crowds

One or two stalls are not enough when hundreds of people use a venue. This trailer is designed with six stations, so queues stay short at festivals, markets and sports events. It is built on a steel body with a steel door, which gives a rigid frame to carry fixtures and withstand repeated towing.

Wash and shower options

A hand-washing sink is part of the listed facilities, and a shower room is optional. The layout sets how many stations are toilets, whether urinals are included and where the shower sits.

Design support

We offer 3D model design, so a venue or rental company can see the layout before steel is cut. Size and colour are customized.

Size and services

Length, weight, water tank capacity and electrical load depend on the layout and fixtures chosen.

Compared with our smaller units

• Double-compartment trailer: two stalls, simpler.
• Mobile bathroom trailer with fiberglass walls: smaller and panel-based.
• This 6-station trailer: more capacity, steel build, optional shower.

Servicing

Rental companies should think about cleaning crews as well as guests. Door positions, service hatches and drain points can be placed to make servicing faster, depending on how many units are serviced per day and how tanks are emptied. Water supply, tanks, axle, brakes, hitch type, colour and branding are all set in the layout.

Choosing among our restroom trailers

The six-station steel trailer is the high-capacity unit. It is the choice for stadiums, festivals, markets and construction camps where a line of users forms at peak times. Capacity is its main selling point: six stalls on a tandem-axle chassis.

Our double-compartment trailer is smaller and is used for VIP and event areas. The VIP trailer with shower and 750 L tank is a fiberglass unit built for comfort. The galvanized squat-toilet trailer is a plainer single stall for rough sites. The aluminum drain-floor and fiberglass-wall trailers are about finish and cleaning. The six-station unit is the one to pick when numbers matter most. Because it is long and heavy, plan access: it needs a level, firm pad, a tow vehicle with suitable hitch and capacity, and clear routes at the venue. Connect it to a water supply and a sewer or a tank collection service, and arrange power.