Portable Handwashing Stations for Cleaner Temporary Sites
Place the station on a natural route between restrooms and the activity people are returning to, without narrowing an entrance or creating a trip hazard. At a celebration, that may mean near food service but not in the food-preparation work zone.

Put hand hygiene where behavior happens
Place the station on a natural route between restrooms and the activity people are returning to, without narrowing an entrance or creating a trip hazard. At a celebration, that may mean near food service but not in the food-preparation work zone.
Make the point easy to use
Consider shade, lighting, replenishment access, drainage, and the space needed for people to approach and leave. Keep the surrounding area free of boxes, cords, tables, and waste.
Coordinate the full sanitation layout
Handwashing stations should complement the restroom placement, not be treated as an isolated accessory. Map both on the same site plan and consider how guests or workers move between them.
Frequently asked questions
Where should the restroom or station be placed?
Place the station on a natural route between restrooms and the activity people are returning to, without narrowing an entrance or creating a trip hazard. At a celebration, that may mean near food service but not in the food-preparation work zone.
What site details should I share?
Consider shade, lighting, replenishment access, drainage, and the space needed for people to approach and leave. Keep the surrounding area free of boxes, cords, tables, and waste.
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.