Portable Bathrooms
Self-contained portable restroom units for job sites and events — imported and stocked in Oklahoma.
3 Portable Bathrooms For Sale
3 products
Bastone
Bastone Portable Shower - Bathroom
The Bastone Portable Restroom with Shower combines a private toilet, sink, and shower into one compact, stand-alone unit. Designed for convenient placement in a variety of settings, it offers the comfort of a traditional bathroom where permanent facilities may not be available.
$5,000
0% APR — as low as $417/mo
LUX
LUX Dual-Stall Portable Restroom Bathroom
Self-contained portable restroom building, ready to set and use.
$5,000
0% APR — as low as $417/mo
LUX
LUX Portable Shower Restroom with Toilet and Sink
New all-in-one portable restroom with a full shower, elongated ceramic toilet and vanity sink. 110V power, interior light, vent fan and locking door.
$5,500
0% APR — as low as $459/mo
Portable Bathrooms — Questions We Get Asked
- How is a portable restroom shipped?
- A portable restroom ships on a pallet, so you need a way to unload it when it arrives.
- Where can I get a replacement toilet for a Bastone portable restroom?
- Chupp Industrial does not stock replacement toilets. For a Bastone dual unisex portable restroom, search for a rear-discharge European-style toilet and choose the one you want to put in.
- Do Chupp Industrial portable restrooms have a holding tank?
- No. The portable restrooms do not have a holding tank and must be plumbed into an existing septic system.
- What plumbing connections does a portable restroom have?
- The portable restroom units have a half-inch threaded input for cold and hot water, a 3-inch PVC connection for toilet waste and a 1-1/2-inch connection for sink and shower waste.
- How does a portable restroom with running water work?
- It hooks up to a water supply and to an existing septic system or holding tank, so you get running water and flushing toilets wherever it is set.
- Do the portable bathrooms have their own holding tank?
- No — our portable bathroom units connect to your existing septic or sewer system rather than holding waste onboard. There's a threaded inlet for hot and cold water, a PVC connection for the toilet waste line, and a separate connection for sink and shower drain.