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Standard Porta Potty Rental
The everyday unit for job sites, backyard parties and rural land. Toilet, urinal, sanitizer and a locking door, with no water or power needed.
- Same-day delivery
- Cleaned and stocked
- One written price
What comes in a standard porta potty?
A standard porta potty comes with a toilet seat over a sealed waste tank, a urinal, a toilet paper holder, a hand sanitizer dispenser, a roof vent and a door that locks from inside. The unit arrives cleaned, with fresh deodorizing treatment and full supplies. No water or power hookup is needed.
- Footprint
- About 44 in wide x 48 in deep
- Height
- About 7.5 ft
- Hookups
- None
- Inside
- Toilet, urinal, TP, sanitizer
- Door
- Locks from inside, hasp for your padlock
- Fits
- Most 48 in side gates on a dolly
Who should rent a standard porta potty?
A standard porta potty is the right choice for construction crews, remodels, backyard parties, farm work, hunting camps and any site where guests just need a clean, private toilet. Standard units are also the base of every large event setup, with sinks and accessible units added around them.
- Home builds and remodels where crews should stay out of the house
- Birthday parties, reunions and graduation parties
- Ranch work, harvest crews and rural land with no plumbing
- Overflow for a church, shop or office during a busy day
When is a standard porta potty the wrong choice?
A standard porta potty is the wrong choice when guests expect running water, when someone uses a wheelchair, or when food is served and no sink is nearby. Upgrade to a flushing unit for formal events, add an accessible unit for public events, and add a hand-washing station for food.
See the flushing unit with sink, the wheelchair-accessible unit and the hand-washing station.
How often is a standard porta potty cleaned?
A standard porta potty on a job site or long-term rental is pumped, cleaned and restocked once a week, and that service is included in every 28-day cycle. Event units arrive freshly cleaned and usually need no service during a one or two-day event. Heavy use can add extra visits.
Each service visit pumps the tank, wipes down surfaces, adds fresh treatment and refills toilet paper and sanitizer. The crew needs the door unlocked or your lock code on service day.
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Questions renters ask
How many people can use one standard porta potty?
One standard porta potty serves about 50 guests at a 4-hour event, or up to 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service. Longer events, alcohol and hot weather all mean more units. The porta potty calculator does the math for your headcount.
Does a standard porta potty need water or electricity?
A standard porta potty needs no water or electricity. The waste tank is sealed and self-contained, and the roof panel lets in daylight. That makes standard units a fit for open land, pastures and lots with no utilities.
Can a standard porta potty go on grass?
A standard porta potty sits fine on grass, gravel, dirt or concrete as long as the spot is level. Soft lawn after rain can sink a corner, so a sheet of plywood or a few pavers under the base helps. Avoid slopes steeper than a gentle grade.
Will a standard porta potty blow over in Oklahoma wind?
A standard porta potty can tip in strong Oklahoma wind on open ground. Set it beside a building, fence or trailer when possible, and ask for it to be staked on exposed job sites. During storm warnings, keep people out of the unit.
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