
This unit includes 4 individual cubicles, 2 separate shower cubicles each with shower area, changing area, clothes hooks and 2 separate toilet cubicles with WC, hand wash basin with hot water, hand soaps, owels and LED Lighting.
A self-contained unit for WC’s but does require a mains water and drainage connection for the showers – It runs off a 13amp or 16amp power socket. Requires 1x 47kg gas bottle for showers.
Domestic: Ideal for weddings and events with camping.
Commercial: Ideal for refurbishment works.
Dimensions: 14ft Long x 6f6” Wide
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More Question?A: A combined toilet and shower trailer is a self-contained mobile welfare unit that provides both toilet and shower facilities in a single trailer. It is designed for temporary locations where permanent washroom facilities are unavailable, offering a convenient solution for workers, event staff, contractors and guests.
A: Combined toilet and shower trailers are commonly hired for construction sites, infrastructure projects, festivals, sporting events, film and television productions, military training exercises, emergency response operations, camping events and other temporary sites where people need access to both washing and toilet facilities.
A: Depending on the model, a combined trailer may include flushing toilets, private shower cubicles, handwashing basins, mirrors, lighting, ventilation, hot and cold running water, soap dispensers and other welfare features. The exact specification will depend on the trailer selected and your project requirements.
A: Most combined toilet and shower trailers require a water supply and an electrical connection or generator to operate showers, lighting and water heating systems. Your hire provider can advise on utility requirements and recommend suitable solutions if mains services are not available at your site.
A: Yes. These trailers are suitable for both short-term events and long-term hire. They are frequently used on construction projects, infrastructure works and remote sites where temporary welfare facilities are needed for weeks or months. Regular servicing and maintenance can be arranged throughout the hire period.
A: Yes. Combined toilet and shower trailers are often supplied to remote sites where permanent facilities are unavailable. With the appropriate water, power and waste management arrangements, they provide reliable welfare facilities in rural locations, temporary compounds and off-grid project sites.
A: The best trailer will depend on the number of users, the length of the hire period, the available utilities and the type of project or event. A specialist hire company can recommend the most suitable trailer based on your expected usage, site conditions and welfare requirements, ensuring you have sufficient facilities throughout the hire period.