ADA Portable Toilet Planning Starts with the Approach
Inspect the path from the most likely point of arrival. Is it firm, reasonably level, and wide enough for the users expected? Are there steps, loose gravel, steep transitions, cables, puddles, furniture, or parked cars?

Think beyond the unit door
Inspect the path from the most likely point of arrival. Is it firm, reasonably level, and wide enough for the users expected? Are there steps, loose gravel, steep transitions, cables, puddles, furniture, or parked cars?
Place access where it makes sense
An accessible unit should not be hidden behind a service area or placed across a difficult route simply because it is the leftover space. Position it where users can find it, while preserving privacy and avoiding conflict with queues, food service, entertainment, and vehicles.
Ask the right planning questions
Share the site surface, slope, gate width, route length, lighting, nearby obstacles, and expected users. A venue or public agency may have additional requirements, and those requirements should be confirmed before the layout is treated as final.
Frequently asked questions
Where should the restroom or station be placed?
Inspect the path from the most likely point of arrival. Is it firm, reasonably level, and wide enough for the users expected? Are there steps, loose gravel, steep transitions, cables, puddles, furniture, or parked cars?
What site details should I share?
An accessible unit should not be hidden behind a service area or placed across a difficult route simply because it is the leftover space. Position it where users can find it, while preserving privacy and avoiding conflict with queues, food service, entertainment, and vehicles.
Plan sanitation before the site gets busy
Share the conditions that shape your layout. A clear request starts with dates, users, site access, surface, and the people who will use the space.
For a site-specific rental quote, call Call (213) 752-9701. Share the location, rental dates, expected users, and any access details when you call.