A flushing toilet, a built-in hand-washing sink and interior lighting — the step up from a standard unit for guests, staff and job sites that want a more comfortable experience.
The deluxe flushable restroom looks like a standard portable toilet from the outside, but the interior experience is noticeably closer to an indoor bathroom. Instead of a simple holding-tank seat, you get a foot-pump or hand-pump flush mechanism, a small built-in sink with its own fresh-water reservoir, a mirror, and interior lighting for use after dark. It's the unit we recommend most often for graduations, block parties, small weddings, and any job site where management wants to offer staff a noticeably better restroom than the bare-minimum option.
We stock deluxe units in a few color options and keep them in the same rotation of frequent inspection and pressure-washing as the rest of our fleet, so “deluxe” doesn't just mean more features — it means a unit that gets extra attention every time it comes back to our yard. Because the flush mechanism and sink add moving parts, our technicians check seals and pump function at every service visit, not just when something goes wrong.
If your event or site needs multiple restrooms with a shared, larger hand-washing area, pair a deluxe unit order with one of our standalone hand-washing stations rather than relying on the small built-in sink alone — we'll walk you through the right combination when you call.
The core difference from a standard unit is the flush mechanism and the built-in sink. A foot pump (or in some units, a hand pump) sends a metered rinse into the bowl after use, which keeps the interior noticeably fresher between services, especially in warm weather. The attached sink runs off its own small fresh-water tank rather than the waste tank, so guests get real running water for hand-washing without needing a separate station — though we still recommend one for larger guest counts.
For events where guests or clients will actually see and use the restroom — weddings, fundraisers, open houses, graduation parties — the jump from a standard to a deluxe unit is one of the cheapest upgrades you can make to the overall guest experience. On job sites, some contractors reserve one or two deluxe units for site supervisors, inspectors or client walk-throughs while keeping standard units for the general crew.
Because deluxe units carry both a waste tank and a fresh-water reservoir, our service visits cover both: pumping the waste tank, refilling the fresh-water supply, checking the pump mechanism, restocking paper and soap, and wiping down the sink and mirror. For multi-day events, we typically schedule a mid-event service visit in addition to pre- and post-event servicing to keep units guest-ready throughout.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1 occupant |
| Flush type | Foot-pump or hand-pump metered flush |
| Sink | Built-in with fresh-water reservoir and soap dispenser |
| Lighting | Battery-powered interior light |
| Typical footprint | ~46" W x 48" D x 88" H |
| Best rental length | 1 day to several weeks; multi-month available |
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View ServiceNo — it runs on a self-contained fresh-water tank, so it doesn't need a hose bib or water line nearby. That makes it just as easy to place as a standard unit.
A common rule of thumb is one restroom per 50 guests for the first four hours, plus one per additional 50 guests per extra hour. For weddings, many hosts also add a hand-washing station alongside deluxe units. Call us with your guest count and we'll recommend a count.
Yes, this is one of our most common residential requests for parties, showers and family gatherings. We'll confirm access (gate width, distance from the street) when scheduling delivery.
A deluxe unit is a single-occupant standalone toilet with upgraded features. A luxury restroom trailer is a multi-stall, climate-controlled trailer with real fixtures — a bigger step up for large or formal events. See our luxury restroom trailer page for details.
