Mobile Toilet & Sanitation Units

You don't need a complex setup for these units. Each cabin comes with a 200L overhead water tank and a 4-inch PVC outlet, meaning your on-site plumber can connect it directly to an existing sewage line or septic tank in a matter of minutes.

Sanitation is usually the last thing people want to worry about on a project, so I build these units to be plug-and-play. Whether you need a single mobile cabin for a small crew or a 40-foot block with five bathrooms and five WC stalls for a large event, the logic is the same: it needs to be tough enough to handle daily use and easy to move.

Built for the Real World

I use heavy-duty MS (Mild Steel) sheets for the frame because plastic just doesn't last in heavy-traffic areas. The structure is welded, not bolted together, to handle the vibrations and rough handling that happens during transport.

Key Features for Hygiene:

• Easy Maintenance: The floors are fitted with anti-slip aluminum chequered plates or epoxy-coated cement boards. You can wash them down without worrying about water damage.
• Ventilation: Every unit includes an exhaust fan and high-level louvers, which is critical for keeping smaller cabins fresh.
• Portability: I build many of these on wheeled chassis. If your site plan changes or your event moves to a different location next week, you just hook it up and go.

Customization Options

You choose the internal configuration. Whether you want Indian style, Western WC, or just a urinal block, I fabricate it in my factory. You also decide the exterior finish—standard corrugated sheets or FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) for a cleaner, modern look.