Accessible toilet for hire
Accessible to everyone — easy to place.
Practical accessible toilet for hire in the Lillehammer region — a hygienic and cost-effective solution that makes your event accessible to everyone.
Accessibility is a requirement — we have the solution ready
At public events everyone should be able to take part. The accessible toilet is more spacious than an ordinary cabin and easy to place together with the other toilets. Choose the number based on expected attendance.
Suitable for: festivals, concerts and outdoor events · building sites and construction projects · volunteer work days, sports events and local gatherings.
Accessible toilet
Accessible toilet
Spacious cabin — delivered together with festival toilets and toilet trailers for a complete solution.
| Height | 2,250 mm |
| Length | 2,200 mm |
| Width | 1,600 mm |
| Weight | 126 kg |
| CE-marked | Yes |
How many toilets do you need?
Enter the number of guests and the toilet calculator works out how many toilets and urinals you need.
Price and availability
We deliver throughout the Lillehammer region. Call +47 948 87 000 — and we will take care of the rest.
How many do you need?
We recommend at least one accessible toilet at all public events, including small ones. Wheelchair users, people with walking frames and those who need help from a companion cannot use an ordinary festival cabin.
At large events you need more. The toilet calculator adds one accessible toilet for every 2,000 guests or part thereof, together with the number of ordinary toilets and urinals.
Dimensions and space
The cabin is 2,200 mm long, 1,600 mm wide and 2,250 mm high, and weighs 126 kg. The footprint is around three times that of an ordinary festival cabin at 1,060 × 1,060 mm. It is the extra space that lets a wheelchair in.
The space around it matters just as much. A spacious cabin is of little help if it stands on loose gravel, soft ground or sloping terrain. Choose firm, level ground and a short route to it without kerbs, steps or ropes across the way.
Placement in relation to the rest
Place the accessible toilet together with the other toilets, not tucked away. That way people find it, and signage to one toilet group is enough. If the toilets are spread over several groups, it should stand by the one that is easiest to reach from the car park and entrance.
Check that crowd barriers do not block the natural route to it. Plan the fence line together with barriers and fencing.
Building sites and construction
The accessible toilet is not only used at events. It also suits building sites and construction projects where a spacious toilet is needed, for example when someone on the team has reduced mobility.
It is often delivered together with festival toilets and toilet trailers, so everything comes on the same transport. Call +47 948 87 000 and we will help you put together the right number.
The cabin weighs 126 kg, so it is not as easy to move as a festival cabin. Decide on the placement before delivery, and show the driver where it should stand. Then you will not have to move it later, in the middle of an area full of people.
Questions and answers
Do we need an accessible toilet?
At public events everyone should be able to take part, and we recommend at least one accessible toilet regardless of size.
How many accessible toilets do we need?
At least one. Our toilet calculator adds one for every 2,000 guests or part thereof.
How much space does it take up?
The cabin has a footprint of 2,200 × 1,600 mm and is 2,250 mm high. Leave room for clear access around it.
How heavy is it?
126 kg. That is heavier than an ordinary festival cabin, so decide on the placement before it is set out.