Accessible unit · PolyJohn Comfort XL
Wheelchair-Accessible Porta Potty Rental
Our wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level floor, a wide door and more than 16 square feet of open floor. Public events need at least one, and job sites with a crew member who uses a wheelchair need one too.
- Same-day delivery in Fort Bragg
- Weekly service on 28-day rentals
- Wheelchair-accessible units
- Itemized quotes
- Routes we drive:
- Hwy 1
- Hwy 20
- US-101
- Hwy 128
- Who is it for?
- Public events, parks, weddings, mixed crews and families with strollers or walkers.
- How many do I need?
- At least 5% of each cluster, never fewer than one.
- Will it fit?
- It needs a 66-inch gate and level, firm ground with a clear route to the door.
- How is it cleaned?
- Same service schedule as standard units: weekly, or before every event.
- What's the full cost?
- From $225 per event or $210 per 28 days, plus delivery from $75, itemized.
What makes an accessible porta potty different?
A wheelchair-accessible portable toilet has a floor at ground level with no step, a door wide enough for a wheelchair, interior grab bars and enough open floor to turn around. The PolyJohn Comfort XL has a 32-inch-wide door frame, a barrier-free sill and more than 16 square feet of floor.
Tech specs: PolyJohn Comfort XL
- Height
- 91 in
- Width
- 62 in
- Length
- 62 in
- Weight
- 240 lb
- Door frame
- 32 in wide × 74 in high
- Seat height
- 19 in
- Holding tank
- 33 gallons
- Floor space
- 16+ sq ft
Specs from PolyJohn's published Comfort XL page. PolyJohn describes the unit as wheelchair-accessible; it does not state ADA compliance, so neither do we.
Placement matters as much as the unit
An accessible unit only works on a firm, level route. Set it on pavement, packed gravel or plywood, never on soft lawn or sand. Keep a clear path from parking or seating, and leave a 60-inch turning space in front of the door.
The 2010 ADA Standards describe accessible turning space as a 60-inch diameter circle or a T-shaped space.
How many accessible porta potties does my event need?
The 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 require that where portable toilets are clustered at one location, at least 5% of the units, and never fewer than one, be accessible. A cluster of 10 standard units needs 1 accessible unit; a cluster of 21 needs 2. Construction-crew units are exempt under §203.2, but we still recommend one when a crew member needs it.
| Units in one cluster | Accessible units required |
|---|---|
| 1–20 | 1 |
| 21–40 | 2 |
| 41–60 | 3 |
This is the federal minimum. Your venue, county or permit office may ask for more. Confirm with them; this is not legal advice.
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(707) 360-1810Questions renters ask
Do you call these units ADA-compliant?
Terra Porta Rentals calls them wheelchair-accessible, which is how the manufacturer describes them. Whether a whole setup meets the ADA also depends on placement, the route to the unit and the ground surface, so we describe the unit honestly and help you place it well.
Can an accessible unit go on grass at a wedding?
Soft grass makes it hard to roll a wheelchair to the door. We set accessible units on plywood or a firm path at weddings, close to the seating, with the door facing the route guests will use.
Book an accessible unit
Add one to any order or rent it on its own. We'll help you place it on a firm, level route.
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