Container Toilet Block – Three Flush Toilet Compartments
$7,250
SKU: CCH-10111
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A self-contained Triple Toilet Unit built in a modified shipping container, with three private flush-toilet compartments, integrated plumbing and a customizable layout.
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This Triple Toilet Unit is a self-contained sanitation facility built inside a modified shipping container framework. Designed for sites that need permanent or temporary restroom infrastructure, it provides three separate toilet compartments within one secure structure, and the containerised construction makes transport and installation straightforward across varied site conditions.
Key Features
- Three-compartment configuration: Individual private toilet rooms, each enclosed for privacy and simultaneous use.
- Customizable layout: Interior partitions and fixture placement can be changed to match project specifications.
- Shipping container construction: Steel frame with corrugated wall panels for durability and security.
- Integrated plumbing: Pre-installed fresh water supply lines and waste discharge connections.
- Ventilation: Passive or mechanical ventilation provisions built into the wall or roof panels.
- Lockable entry doors: Each compartment has an interior privacy lock.
- Weather-resistant exterior: Galvanized steel cladding with a corrosion-resistant coating.
- Accessibility-ready: Dimensions can suit ADA-compliant configurations on request.
The unit repurposes a standard shipping container structure into a functional multi-stall sanitation facility. The frame is formed from cold-rolled steel profiles, with corrugated galvanized steel sheet cladding on the exterior walls. This steel structure offers inherent security and resistance to vandalism, making it suitable for unsupervised sites.
The interior is split into three compartments, each holding a toilet fixture. Partitions use moisture-resistant materials such as glass-magnesium board or fibre-reinforced plastic, which cope with humidity and clean easily, while the flooring is non-slip, waterproof material with drainage gradients toward waste collection points. Plumbing rough-ins are completed during fabrication, with supply lines and waste outlets positioned for connection to external water sources and septic systems or holding tanks; the configuration supports either a direct sewer connection or self-contained operation with holding tanks depending on site needs.
Electrical provisions include interior lighting in each compartment and external security lighting where specified, with switchgear housed in weatherproof enclosures. Insulation using mineral wool or closed-cell foam can be added to the wall cavities for temperature moderation. As a customizable product, the unit can be modified before delivery, including repositioning partitions, choosing interior finishes, adding handwashing stations, or incorporating accessible compartment dimensions, all completed during fabrication.
Technical specifications: the structure type is a modified shipping container frame; the exterior material is corrugated galvanized steel sheet (0.5mm thickness typical); the frame is cold-rolled welded steel profiles; interior wall finish is glass-magnesium board or equivalent moisture-resistant panel; flooring is non-slip vinyl or phenolic-coated plywood; the number of compartments is 3; the toilet type is fresh water flush ceramic fixtures; standard compartment width is 900mm to 1200mm (customizable); doors are steel or composite security doors with interior locks; ventilation is passive roof vents or mechanical exhaust provisions; the electrical system is 12V or 24V DC lighting with an external connection point for site power; plumbing connections are standard water inlet and waste outlet couplings; and customization options include partition relocation, additional sinks, accessible compartments and insulation upgrades.
The Triple Toilet Unit suits many deployments needing durable, relocatable sanitation: construction sites (meeting OSHA construction sanitation standards for work crews), industrial facilities (supplementary restrooms in warehouses, distribution centres or remote areas), event venues (permanent or seasonal sanitation at fairgrounds, campgrounds or outdoor recreation sites), temporary installations (disaster response staging, temporary workforce housing or field operations), infrastructure projects (pipeline construction, utility maintenance or transportation work needing mobile facilities), and rural applications (where permanent sewer connections are unavailable or too costly).
The package includes one Triple Toilet Unit as specified, three ceramic toilet fixtures with flush mechanisms, three interior compartment doors with privacy locks, pre-installed interior lighting in each compartment, an exterior access panel for utility connections, and manufacturer documentation with connection diagrams and maintenance guidelines.
Choosing a Container Toilet Block With Three Compartments
Sanitation is the facility people notice when it is missing. A container toilet block with three separate compartments gives a site permanent-feeling restrooms in a single delivered unit, without the cost and programme of building a masonry block. Three stalls means three people served at once, which is the difference between a queue at break time and a facility nobody thinks about.
Because it is built inside a container framework, the unit is secure when locked, resistant to vandalism, and movable when the project ends. It is a far more durable answer than portable chemical cabins for anything lasting more than a few weeks.
Specifications at a Glance
- Configuration: three individual enclosed toilet compartments
- Structure: steel frame with corrugated wall panels, container-derived
- Cladding: galvanized steel with a corrosion-resistant coating
- Plumbing: pre-installed fresh water supply and waste discharge connections
- Ventilation: passive or mechanical provision through wall or roof panels
- Privacy: individual entry doors with interior privacy locks
- Layout: partitions and fixture positions can be changed to your spec
- Delivery: flat $500 to any of the 50 states, tax included in the price
Where a Modular Restroom Unit Makes Sense
Anywhere with people, no plumbing, and a project measured in months rather than days is a candidate. The economics favor a container block as soon as you would otherwise be renting three portable cabins.
- Construction and civil engineering compounds
- Sports fields, showgrounds, and equestrian centers
- Campsites, glamping sites, and marinas
- Festivals, markets, and recurring outdoor events
- Public parks, trailheads, and municipal facilities
- Temporary provision while a permanent washroom is refurbished
Connections, Accessibility, and Placement
Decide the service strategy before anything else. A mains water and foul sewer connection gives the lowest running cost; tanks make the unit viable where no services exist but need scheduled filling and pump-out. Either way the unit must sit level, with enough height under the floor for waste falls, and on ground that will not soften under foot traffic. If accessibility is required, an ADA-compliant compartment needs to be designed in from the start because door widths, turning space, and grab-rail positions cannot easily be added later. Freezing climates need lagging and background heat. Compare alternative layouts such as the 16ft x 9ft three-plus-one toilet block and the 20ft container toilet block. The full range sits under toilet and shower blocks, or view the whole container catalog if you also need storage or office units for the same compound.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the unit be configured with showers instead of a stall?
Yes. The internal partitions and fixture positions are specification items, so a stall can be replaced with a shower cubicle, a urinal bay, or a wash-up area. Showers add hot water and drainage demand, so tell us early and we will size the water heater and waste arrangement to match your headcount.
Is an ADA-compliant compartment available?
The unit can be configured to accommodate an accessible compartment, but it must be specified before build. Accessibility affects door width, internal turning circle, fixture heights, grab rails, and the approach ramp outside the unit, so plan it alongside the site layout rather than treating it as an interior detail.
What ongoing maintenance does a toilet block need?
Routine cleaning, periodic checks on the extract fans and traps, and an annual look at the roof and door seals cover most of it. If you are on tanks, schedule the pump-out before capacity becomes a problem. In cold regions, drain or heat-trace the pipework ahead of the first freeze each year.
| SKU | CCH-10111 |
| Condition | Condition graded on request |
| Categories | |
| Availability | Available to order — nationwide delivery |
We deliver to all 50 states for a flat $500 per order — the same price regardless of container size, quantity, or distance. That fee is added in your cart and at checkout, and there is no distance or size surcharge. A tilt-bed truck slides the container to ground level and places it as close as safely possible to where you want it.
Need help preparing your site or choosing the right delivery method? Call us at (440) 379-3940 or request a quote.
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