Five WC cubicles and one additional facility inside a 24 ft anti-vandal block: this is welfare sized for a full crew rather than a gang of four. It carries two steel entrance doors, each with a deadlock, which is what lets the block be worked as two halves — run it as separate male and female provision, or simply as two ways in, so the whole crew is not funnelling through one door at every break.
Dimensions
- External: 7.32 × 2.7 × 2.7 m (24 ft 0 in × 8 ft 10 in × 8 ft 10 in)
- Internal: 7.07 × 2.445 × 2.3 m (23 ft 2 in × 8 ft 0 in × 7 ft 7 in)
- Door openings: two, each 0.8 m wide × 1.99 m high (2 ft 7 in × 6 ft 6 in)
- Windows: none · floor: 18 mm particle board under sealed vinyl
Specification
- 5 WC cubicles plus 1 additional facility
- WCs, basins, urinals and water heaters fitted
- 2 steel entrance doors with deadlocks
- Steel anti-vandal construction
- Insulated walls and ceiling
- Sealed vinyl floor and wipe-clean wall boards
- Tubular heaters and extractor fans
- Fluorescent strip lighting
- Stands on corner posts — no jacklegs required
There are no windows, and that is deliberate
Ventilation here is handled entirely by fitted extractor fans. Leaving the windows out removes the most commonly attacked feature on an unattended welfare unit — nothing needs boarding, shuttering or replacing after a weekend, and there is no line of sight into the cubicles to worry about either. On an unsupervised or public-boundary compound that is worth more than the daylight you give up, and the strip lighting and extractors cover both jobs the windows would have done.
Specified to be cleaned, not just used
Sealed vinyl floors and wipe-clean wall boards mean the block can be turned round quickly by whoever is doing the welfare clean, rather than becoming the job nobody wants. Insulated walls and ceiling with tubular heaters keep it serviceable through winter — the same freezing risk that takes an uninsulated toilet block out of action applies here at five times the capacity.
Delivery, siting and cover
Delivery is free everywhere we deliver in the UK, including Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, and the price shown is the total payable with no VAT added at checkout. Because it stands on corner posts rather than jacklegs, it is craned straight onto a prepared level base and needs no leg adjustment afterwards — so the base has to be right before it arrives, unlike a jackleg cabin that can absorb an uneven standing. Offload is by HIAB or crane, agreed in writing before delivery. Sort the water supply and the drainage or waste tank arrangement first, since that, rather than the cabin, is what normally holds up bringing a block this size into use. Cover is 12 months against structural defects and water ingress, and separately from that you have 14 days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 and 30 days to reject faulty goods under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Related units
Step down a size and the 4+1 steel toilet cabin (20ft x 9ft) covers a smaller gang; step up and the 6+1 steel toilet cabin adds one more cubicle. If the crew has to wash and change as well, our container ablution blocks are the units to look at. The rest of the welfare stock sits in the portable cabin range, and you can request a quote once you know where on site it has to stand.
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