Trailer Mounted Portable Toilets

Trailer Mounted Toilets at Bowens

As the name suggests, trailermounted toilets are mounted on a VIC Roads registered trailer. Unlike a regular portable toilet, which should never be moved once placed on site, a trailer mount can be moved as needed around a site.

They are very useful on staged building sites or on sites where a crane truck cannot deliver a standard portable toilet. Crane trucks cannot unload within 6.4 meters of overhanging live powerlines – a particular problem in built-up areas. Nor can regular portable toilets be delivered to the back of a site because they can’t be moved once you build in front of them nor can they be accessed by pump trucks when waste removal is required.

Even narrow alleyways exclude delivery of regular portable toilets as crane trucks need a minimum of 4 metres width to ensure dog legs can be extended to safely crane portables onto site.

Trees and overhanging branches can also hinder delivery via crane. Trailermounted toilets on the other hand offer the versatility to be delivered wherever a standard vehicle can safely manoeuvre.

“Trailermounted toilets on the other hand offer the versatility to be delivered wherever a standard vehicle can safely manoeuvre.”

Trailer-mounted toilets have entry steps and handrails. The portable toilet takes 390 litres of waste (which equates to around 600 flushes) before they need a pump out. So, you can rest assured you have the time and convenience to enjoy your portable facility.

“The portable toilet takes 390 litres of waste (which equates to around 600 flushes) before they need a pump out.”

In addition to building sites, trailer mounts can be picked up, hooked up to a vehicle and taken on a road trip. When camping or glamping in remote or outback areas, the convenience of a portable toilet is gold. They tend to be very popular at Easter time and the Christmas break when everyone loves to head to their favourite camping spot. Book early and you will be the most popular person at the camp site!

“In addition to building sites, trailer mounts can be picked up, hooked up to a vehicle and taken on a road trip.”