Handicap Porta Potty Rental in Tulsa
Wheelchair-accessible portable toilets with a ground-level floor and room to turn, for public events, parks, job sites and family gatherings.
- Same-day by 1 p.m.
- Weekly cleaning included
- No fuel or card fees
The 5 things you need to know, answered
- Delivery area
- Events, parks, churches, schools and job sites across Tulsa and about 80 miles out, on firm, level ground.
- Arrival
- Book 3–7 days ahead for weekends, since accessible units are fewer than standard units. Same day when in stock.
- Which unit
- Plan at least 1 at every public event, and 10% of all units for City of Tulsa permitted events.
- Cleaning
- Cleaned and stocked on arrival, with weekly pumping and restocking on 28-day rentals.
- Full cost
- $235 per event or $250 per 28 days, delivery and pickup included in Zone 1.
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Call now(918) 217-1414What makes a porta potty wheelchair-accessible?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty has a ground-level floor with no step, a door wide enough for a wheelchair, grab bars and a 60-inch diameter turning space inside. The typical footprint is about 87 by 87 inches and 90 inches tall. Walkers, strollers and caregivers fit too.
| Spec (typical) | Accessible unit | Standard unit |
|---|---|---|
Footprint | About 87 x 87 in | About 44 x 48 in |
Entry | Ground level, ramp-free | One step up |
Inside | 60 in turning space, grab bars | Seat, urinal |
Path needed | About 8 ft wide, flat, firm | 48 in |
These units are described as wheelchair-accessible. Whether a site meets every accessibility rule also depends on the path and placement, so confirm with your venue or permit office.
How many accessible porta potties does an event need?
An event needs at least 1 wheelchair-accessible porta potty in each cluster under the 2010 ADA Standards section 213.2, which sets 5% per cluster with a minimum of 1. City of Tulsa permitted events plan 10% of units as accessible. A 20-unit festival needs 2.
Read ADA 213.2 and the City of Tulsa Special Events Office guideline. Keep the legal minimum and our planning advice separate: this page is guidance, not legal advice. For full counts, use the porta potty calculator.
Where should a wheelchair-accessible unit be placed?
Place a wheelchair-accessible unit on level, firm ground with a slope of 2% or less and a clear path at least 8 feet wide from parking or seating. Pavement, packed gravel or short dry grass work. Avoid curbs, soft mulch and slopes.
- Put the accessible unit at the end of a row so the door has open space in front.
- Keep it near the main activity, not behind the other units.
- Ask for a sign so guests can find it.
Planning an event? See event porta potty rental.
Where can you get wheelchair-accessible units around Tulsa?
Wheelchair-accessible units rentals are delivered across Tulsa and to towns up to about 80 miles out. The 13 towns below are in Zone 1, with no travel charge and a 1 p.m. same-day cutoff. Farther towns and all 17 counties are listed on the service area page.
- Broken Arrow
- Owasso
- Jenks
- Bixby
- Sand Springs
- Sapulpa
- Glenpool
- Claremore
- Catoosa
- Coweta
- Skiatook
- Collinsville
- Mannford
Counties
Accessible porta potty questions
These 5 answers start with the question renters ask first here: is a handicap porta potty more expensive. Each answer gives the number or rule up front, then the conditions, so you can book without a second call.
Is a handicap porta potty more expensive?
A wheelchair-accessible unit costs $235 per event versus $175 for a standard unit, or $250 per 28 days versus $185. It is larger and heavier, and fewer are in stock.
Can a wheelchair-accessible unit go on a construction site?
Accessible units rent by the 28-day cycle for job sites at $250 with weekly service. Some public works and commercial jobs require one for inspectors or workers. The site needs the same flat, wide path.
Do I need an accessible unit for a backyard party?
A private backyard party has no legal requirement, but an accessible unit helps older guests, anyone using a walker, and parents with small children. Many family reunions order 1 accessible plus 1 standard.
How far ahead should I book an accessible porta potty?
Book 3–7 days ahead for weekends, since accessible units are fewer than standard units. Spring festival and graduation weekends fill first.
Does an ADA porta potty have a sink?
Most wheelchair-accessible units have hand sanitizer, not a sink. Add a 2-sink hand-wash station for $115 per event when guests need soap and water.
More questions on delivery, billing and placement: read all 86 porta potty rental answers.
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Tell us the ZIP, dates and headcount. You get unit, days, delivery, pickup, service and tax on one line each, with no fuel surcharge or card fee.
Call now(918) 217-1414Same-day cutoff: 1 p.m. in Tulsa and nearby towns, 11 a.m. for towns 25–80 miles out, Monday–Saturday. Forms are answered within 1 business hour.