TOILETS · SHOWERS · WASHROOMS · SUPPORT SPACES

Modular toilet and shower blocks for project sites.

Plan container washrooms, modular toilet blocks and shower facilities for contractors and site operators. Define users, fixtures, wet-area construction and the factory versus site plumbing boundary.

Specify your sanitary package
  • Fixture schedule drives the package
  • Wet-area and drainage details reviewed
  • Factory and site plumbing separated
AI-cleaned source referencereference image: three sanitary cubicles with doors open and fixtures visible.

FIXTURES & CONNECTIONS BRIEF

Start with the fixture schedule and utilities.

A sanitary building is selected around users, cleaning and services. Specify what is needed inside and where water, waste, power and ventilation connect.

AI-cleaned source referenceAI-cleaned reference of sanitary cubicles and fixtures; the selected package is confirmed separately.

ARRIVAL CONDITION & RESPONSIBILITY

Follow every service to its boundary

Set the factory and site boundary before comparing quotations. Actual inclusion and completion level depend on the selected model and written offer.

  1. 01

    Cubicles and finishes

    Review partitions, doors, cleanable surfaces and floor / drainage interface against the chosen plan.

  2. 02

    Fixture and service package

    Itemise toilets, showers, basins, taps, hot water, lights and ventilation; ask which pipes and wiring are installed or loose.

  3. 03

    Site and local connections

    Allocate incoming water / power, sewer or treatment connection, site drainage, licensed hookups and commissioning.

SYSTEM COMPARISON

Choose around fixtures and site readiness

Detachable

Discuss how partitions, plumbing and fixtures are packaged and assembled on site.

Flat-pack

Compare packing and local fit-out work for a repeatable facility package.

EXPLORE IN 3D · PLAN YOUR CONFIGURATION

Get a feel for the space.

Turn the building. Look inside. Compare a finish and layout, then bring your choices into the project brief.

Interactive architectural planning model.
DetachableSanitary facilities · Exterior view
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YOUR PLANNING CONCEPT

Exterior finish
Site arrangement

Separate modules shown as a site-layout concept.

Current selection

Detachable · Sanitary facilities · Mineral white · 1 module

Use this in my enquiry

Illustrative planning model. Layouts, openings, furniture, deployment and finishes are concepts. Confirm dimensions, movement details and supplied scope against the selected model drawings.

APPLICATION REFERENCES

Compare fixture and cubicle arrangements.

Explore the configurations and visible details. The selected drawing and quotation define the actual package and its delivery condition.

AI-cleaned source referenceA row of three sanitary cubicles with open doors.
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Multi-cubicle toilet unit

For a brief requiring separated fixtures in a repeatable block. Establish users, fixture types, accessibility and cleaning routes with the local project team.

  • Fixture type and quantity
  • Accessible facility requirements
  • Door, ventilation and cleaning access
Product photographyA portable unit containing a toilet and shower fittings.
02

Toilet and shower arrangement

For temporary or project support uses that need a combined wet-area arrangement. Hot water, pressure, drainage and ventilation must be coordinated with the site services.

  • Hot-water provision
  • Water and drainage connections
  • Wet-area separation and access
Product photographyA separate bathroom interior with a shower enclosure, basin and toilet.
03

Washroom finish reference

For a more finished washroom brief, specify the visible fixture arrangement and surface palette alongside the concealed wet-area build-up. This interior reference is a separate configuration from the portable units shown beside it.

  • Fixture and surface selections
  • Shower enclosure and wet-area joints
  • Cleaning and service access

THE DETAILS BEHIND THE BRIEF

Connect fixtures, cleaning and utilities.

Product photographyA toilet pan and adjacent floor surface are visible; waterproofing layers are not visible.
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Floor and fixture junctions

Ask for the floor build-up, falls, penetrations and waterproofing details. Inspect the agreed junctions and test records instead of relying on the finished surface appearance.

Request: wet-area sections, penetration details and agreed water-test records.

Product photographyA combined toilet / shower unit with visible fittings.
02

A complete plumbing and hot-water interface

Set incoming water conditions, fixture demand, hot-water responsibility, drainage outlet positions and venting. Define which pipes and tests belong in the factory package.

Request: fixture schedule and dimensioned water / drainage interface drawing.

AI-cleaned source referenceA cubicle viewed through its open doorway, with fixtures visible inside.
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Access for operation and maintenance

Review clear access, door operation, replaceable fixtures, ventilation and cleaning. Accessible design and fixture approvals need destination-specific review.

Request: door / fixture clearances, maintenance access and local compliance requirements.

YOUR PROJECT REQUIREMENTS

Build a sanitary facility enquiry

Enter the fixture quantities you are considering. Zero means not required; blank means undecided.

Make the delivery condition explicit

Ask the quotation to state every fixture and whether the connections are factory-installed, supplied loose or completed locally.

Useful documents to request

  • Dimensioned fixture and cubicle plan
  • Water supply, drainage and vent connection diagram
  • Electrical / hot-water / ventilation scope and site responsibilities

YOUR DISCUSSION POINTS 0 selected

Utilities and equipment to discuss

Selections are discussion requests. Availability, price and what is included must be confirmed for the selected model.

Add these to my enquiryThe next page prepares a brief for review; it does not send an enquiry automatically.

FROM PROJECT BRIEF TO HANDOVER

Make the next decision clear.

01

Count the users and fixtures

Users, operating hours, fixtures, accessibility and hot-water requirements.

02

Map the services

Water, drainage, power, ventilation and treatment responsibilities.

03

Agree the wet-area package

Sections, materials, fittings, testing and completion boundaries.

04

Connect and commission

Local hookups, checks, cleaning and operational handover.

QUESTIONS BUYERS ASK

Frequently asked questions.

Review the decisions that matter for this stage of your project.

How do I choose the number of toilets, showers and basins?

Provide expected users, shifts, intended use and the local project requirements. A fixture schedule and layout should be reviewed for the applicable location rather than based on a universal ratio.

Do the units include toilets, basins, showers and hot-water equipment?

They can be requested as an itemised fixture package. Confirm quantities, model and specification, and whether each fixture, tap and heater is installed, supplied loose or excluded.

How are water and wastewater connected?

Request the location and size of the incoming water and drainage interfaces for the selected plan. The site team should confirm water availability and pressure, sewer or approved treatment connection, drainage falls and responsibility for licensed hookups.

Are drainage, waterproofing and cleaning details included?

Ask for the floor finish, floor drains, wet-area joint treatment, waterproofing scope and cleaning access to be shown on the agreed drawings. Actual details and site completion depend on the selected design.

Can accessible facilities be provided?

An accessible layout can be assessed against the project’s local rules. Share the jurisdiction and required clearances, door, fixture, grab-bar and approach requirements for design review.

Can the sanitary unit arrive with plumbing already installed?

A more factory-finished package can be discussed, depending on the system and transport method. Confirm which pipework and fixtures are fitted, what protection is provided in transit, and what must be tested and connected on site.

Do the photographs prove the waterproofing specification?

No. The visible finish and fixtures do not show the concealed build-up. Review the selected waterproofing detail, installation method and agreed test records.

A USEFUL FIRST ENQUIRY

Specify your sanitary package.

Share the inputs below to focus the configuration and supply discussion. If the project is still at feasibility stage, describe the users, location and problem to solve.

Specify your sanitary package

The enquiry page prepares a brief for review and export. It does not send to a sales inbox in this edition.

Include in your brief

  • Project destination and expected users
  • Toilet, basin and shower quantities / types
  • Accessible facilities and local fixture requirements
  • Incoming water, hot-water and drainage arrangements
  • Factory completion, site installer and delivery timing
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