This combined toilet and shower sanitary unit, designed for people with disabilities or reduced mobility, allows for rapid deployment of sanitary facilities at various locations. Built with integrated forklift pockets, the stationary unit can be easily transported, positioned, and set up on-site using a standard forklift. With integrated tanks and optional connections to existing infrastructure, it offers a dependable solution for disaster response, construction sites, workplaces, public events, temporary facilities, and areas without adequate permanent sanitary units. Its durable construction and practical design ensure reliable, long-term operation in demanding environments.
This sanitary module for people with disabilities or reduced mobility measures 4,000 × 2,400 × 2,500 mm (L × W × H) externally, with internal dimensions of 3,610 × 2,190 × 2,100 mm. The unit has a total weight of 1,250 kg. It is built on a heavy-duty steel frame. Integrated forklift pockets allow for safe loading, unloading, and precise positioning on-site using a standard forklift. The unit comes in a blue exterior finish. It is manufactured in Slovenia. The walls are made of 33 mm GRP insulated sandwich panels fitted into aluminum profiles, while the floor consists of 41 mm GRP floor sandwich panels with a cast-in non-slip epoxy coating. The insulated walls and ceiling provide a more comfortable environment for users regardless of outdoor weather conditions. For additional comfort in colder conditions, the trailer can be equipped with a heater. A key advantage of the toilet trailer is its versatility. It can be used either connected to utility networks or fully self-contained. The integrated fresh water and wastewater tanks, built into the chassis, ensure optimal weight distribution and enhanced stability. The freshwater tank has a capacity of 200 liters, while the wastewater tank has a capacity of 400 liters. The water system enables water pumping, filtration, and softening. This combined toilet and shower sanitary unit can also be connected to the local water supply and sewage network. Dedicated connections are located in the lower external section of the trailer: a STORZ Type D coupling (¾'') for fresh water supply and a STORZ Type A coupling (4'', 100 mm) for wastewater discharge. The electrical installation in the trailer is 230 V, 50 Hz. Connection to the mains is provided via a three-phase 400 V, 50 Hz connection with a 16 A, 50 Hz CEE plug and an RCD (Residual Current Device), which quickly interrupts the power supply in the event of current leakage and provides additional protection against electric shock, fire, and damage to electrical equipment. The cabins are equipped with power sockets and light switches. The electrical wiring is concealed. The technical compartment is located inside the trailer and can be accessed from the outside through side doors. It houses a vacuum unit and a 40-liter electric water heater (750 W) with adjustable temperature control. The compartment also contains the electrical and mechanical installations. This combined toilet and shower sanitary units are engineered for optimal energy and water efficiency, utilizing LED lighting and a water-saving vacuum toilet system.
Designed for accessibility, hygiene, comfort, and practical use, this sanitary unit features a single spacious sanitary cabin containing both a toilet and a shower. All equipment and amenities are fully adapted for individuals with disabilities or reduced mobility. The entrance is accessed via a disability ramp, which is fitted with a dedicated grab handle to assist with entry. Interior surfaces allow for quick and easy cleaning. The unit comes with a fire extinguisher and a handy toolbox.
The combined toilet and shower sanitary unit for people with disabilities and reduced mobility is equipped with:
Upon purchase, the toilet module comes complete with the following documentation:
In addition to the combined toilet and shower unit for individuals with reduced mobility, toilet trailers and shower trailers are also available. Unlike the stationary accessible module, which features a heavy-duty steel frame with integrated forklift pockets for positioning, the other units are built as towable trailers for direct road transport.