The approach and the model belong on the same plan.
The range includes the wheelchair-accessible Comfort XL and designated ADA models such as We’ll Care III and Satellite Freedom. When ADA facilities are required, identify that requirement in the inquiry and confirm the specific model on the order. Size alone is not enough to choose the right unit.
A wide doorway does not solve a raised curb or an obstructed approach. Put the unit on the same plan as parking, paths, activity areas and accessible handwashing. For a gathering at a Corona park, have the venue review the complete location and route.
PolyJohn We’ll Care III planning dimensions
| Specification | We’ll Care III |
|---|---|
| Exterior width × depth × height | 85.2 × 92.4 × 92.5 inches |
| Door opening | 32.75 inches wide × 80 inches high |
| Interior turning space | 60-inch circle |
| Grab bar height | 33 inches |
| Static waste tank | 50 gallons |
PolyJohn: We’ll Care III specifications ↗
How accessible units fit into a public-event cluster.
For public-event planning, assess each cluster of portable single-user toilets separately. The Access Board’s minimum is five percent accessible, rounded to a whole unit. For example, 20 in one cluster calls for at least one accessible unit; 21 calls for at least two. Check additional conditions in the venue or event approval.
U.S. Access Board: portable single-user toilets ↗
Keep the entry usable throughout the rental.
Walk the proposed route as part of the placement review. Check surfaces, changes in level, entry space and possible obstructions. Keep equipment cables and signs away from the approach, then inspect it again after the event’s tents, barriers and furniture have been installed.
The Access Board guidance has an exception for portable facilities used exclusively by construction personnel. Identify every group using the site before applying it. A project that also welcomes visitors needs the visitor facilities and routes reviewed separately.
