ADA Units: Private ADA Trailer Rentals, LA

The Lavatory Los Angeles is the #1 source for ADA trailer rentals in Los Angeles and Southern California. We stock four wheelchair-ready units, each with a ramp, handrails and a level landing that lead into a large accessible bathroom or roll-in shower, and we deliver them to weddings, job sites, hospitals, schools, film sets, city events, emergency shelters and more. Call (818) 593-0069 any hour for same-day delivery, or ask for a free quote and we can often be there within 1 to 2 hours.

Why The Lavatory Los Angeles Leads in ADA Trailer Rentals

• The largest fleet in the West. Over 250 units means an accessible room is on the lot when you call, even on a busy holiday weekend in June.
• Strictly luxury. Never plastic. Every accessible room has a flushing china toilet, grab bars, a real sink, lights, and its own AC and heat.
• Ramps that set up right. Our drivers lower each unit on install so the ramp stays short, then lock in the rails and check the landing before they leave.
• A direct fleet, not a reseller. We own every trailer, so there is no broker and no farmed-out job. We deliver, we service and we pick up with the same team that quoted you.
• Same-day delivery and 24/7 dispatch. Units stay staged around Southern California, so a last-minute permit note or inspector request gets a fast answer.

Most of our calls start the same way: an event or job needs one accessible room, and the customer is not sure which unit fits. Call us and a real person will match the right accessible unit to your headcount, your ground and your dates in a few minutes. Prefer email? Request a quote and we send back every option side by side, usually within the hour. You can also call (818) 593-0069 to book a delivery window today.

Jump straight to a unit: the ADA plus 2 bathroom trailer rental in Los Angeles covers most events, and the Los Angeles ADA combo trailer with a roll-in shower is the smallest accessible unit we offer.

• Our four ADA units
• Which unit fits your site
• Inside an accessible room
• How renting works
• More customer reviews
• Where we set them up
• Ramp space, power and water
• Service area
• Questions and answers

Four Wheelchair-Ready Trailer Rentals in Our Los Angeles Fleet

Each of these four units has its own fresh water tank, waste tank and climate control, which lets it work on almost any flat spot a truck can reach, even where there is no plumbing nearby. Two are bathroom units and two carry showers. We set all four on a self-contained ramp built to the California standard, and each one keeps the accessible room on the same level as the ramp landing.

Want floor plans and dimensions in one file? Download the ADA trailer rentals brochure for every unit we rent. Busy sites often add an accessible unit beside one of our larger luxury bathroom trailer rentals in Los Angeles County, so everyone on site has a clean room close by.

Picking the Right Accessible Trailer for Your Headcount

Three questions settle almost every order. How many people will use the trailer on the busiest day? Do they need showers or just toilets? How much flat ground is there for a ramp? Here is how those answers usually line up:

• One person or one household: the ADA combo, which suits a home remodel or a small clinic well.
• Up to 200 guests: the ADA plus 2 bathroom trailer. It covers most weddings, school events, office parties and job sites in a single unit.
• Up to 300 guests: the ADA plus 6 bathroom trailer, with seven stations and one accessible room, so you need one delivery instead of two.
• About 50 users who need to shower: the ADA plus 2 shower trailer, popular with fire camps, outreach days and long film shoots.
• Larger crowds: pair any accessible unit with a 5-station or 9-station bathroom trailer. We set them side by side on one delivery.

Not sure? Most customers give us the address and a guest count and let us pick. We size the order from your site photos, we confirm the ramp landing, and we plan the smallest setup that still covers the peak hour. For showers, our accessible ADA plus 2 shower trailer in Southern California keeps two standard rooms open while the accessible room is in use.

Inside an Accessible Bathroom Trailer Room

An accessible room should feel like a well-kept hotel bathroom with extra space. Here is what you find when you roll up the ramp and open the door:

• A wide door off a landing with handrails, set at the same height as the ramp
• Grab bars beside and behind a white china toilet
• An accessible sink with room for knees and a wheelchair underneath
• Open floor space to turn a wheelchair around inside the room
• A shower seat and handheld wand in the shower units
• AC and heat on a thermostat, plus bright LED lights inside and out
• Soap, paper towels and toilet paper stocked on delivery and on every service visit

Every unit gets a 120-point inspection before it leaves our yard, and the fleet is kept three years old or newer. Our record is 99.6% incident-free. When the trailer shows up in Torrance or Thousand Oaks, it looks just like the photos on this page.

If your plans change, call us and we can add a unit, swap sizes or extend your rental dates on the same order without starting a new booking. Our team handles the heavy part, from the haul and the utility hookups to the final ramp inspection.

Customer Reviews of Our Accessible Restroom Trailers

Where We Set Up Portable ADA Bathrooms Around Los Angeles

Los Angeles County has 88 cities and nearly 10 million people, and plenty of them use a wheelchair, a walker or a cane. Accessible rooms belong anywhere people gather or work. These are the jobs we see most, and there are many more.

Weddings, parties and private events

Garden weddings in Malibu, backyard parties in the San Fernando Valley and winery events in Temecula wine country all draw guests of every age. An accessible room lets grandparents and guests with limited mobility use the same nice bathroom as everyone else. See our wedding and special event trailers in Southern California for full event setups.

Hospitals, clinics and care homes

When a hospital wing, medical clinic or assisted living community remodels its bathrooms, patients, residents and visitors still need accessible rooms every day. We place our temporary units near the entrance, where they plug into standard power and keep services open for the length of the renovation.

Construction, public works and office sites

Metro rail work, school rebuilds and office park projects often host inspectors, visitors and permanent staff who need an accessible room on site. A single ADA plus 2 unit usually covers a mid-size project with capacity to spare, and it moves easily when the work zone shifts.

Schools, parks and city events

Graduations, farmers markets, park concerts and street fairs bring the whole community out, including visitors who depend on an accessible restroom to stay all day. Cities and school districts across LA County book accessible trailers so every visitor has a clean, comfortable place to go.

Planning a public event? Call (818) 593-0069 for an accessible room count, or ask for a quote on ADA units and we will price the whole setup.

Emergencies, shelters and fire camps

After a wildfire, a water main break or a power outage, shelters need accessible bathrooms and showers right away. We stage units around the region and deploy them the same day. Our emergency and disaster relief trailers in LA page covers full camp setups.

Film sets, homes and long-term stays

Production companies add an accessible room to base camp so cast members, visitors and staff with mobility needs have a private place close to set. Families often rent the ADA combo when a loved one returns home from the hospital and the house bathroom is too narrow for a wheelchair or walker.

Customer Stories: Accessible Trailers on the Job in Southern California

Have a date coming up? Call (818) 593-0069 and we will check which accessible units are open that week, or get a quote for an ADA trailer sent to your inbox.

Planning Ramp Space, Power and Water for a Mobile ADA Bathroom

A good setup starts with the ground. An accessible unit needs more room than a standard trailer because the ramp and landing stick out from the side. Check these points before delivery day:

• Footprint: the ADA plus 2 bathroom and shower units run 25 feet long and 13 feet 6 inches wide with the ramp. The ADA plus 6 runs 31 feet long with the ramp in use. The ADA combo is 25 feet with the tongue.
• Ground: pavement, packed gravel or firm grass works. The path from the parking area or event space to the foot of the ramp should be firm, level and clear.
• Power: every unit on this page needs two 20 amp, 120 volt circuits within 100 feet. No power on site? We bring a generator.
• Water and waste: hook up to a hose bib or use the onboard tank. Tanks range from 105 to 210 gallons of fresh water and 300 to 475 gallons of waste.
• Access: a clear lane for a truck and trailer, with no low branches, tight gates or soft shoulders.

The rules for accessible toilet and shower rooms come from the federal ADA design standards, which you can read on the U.S. Access Board website. When single-user portable toilets are grouped at one spot, the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design call for 5 percent of the units in each cluster to be accessible and marked with the International Symbol of Accessibility. Most event plans round that up to at least one accessible room per cluster, which is exactly what an ADA plus 2 or ADA plus 6 unit adds.

California adds its own access rules on top of the federal standards. The state agency that writes them is the Division of the State Architect, and our ramps are built to the California standard. Your city, venue or event permit office has the final word on how many accessible rooms a site needs, and we are happy to talk through the numbers with them.

Need more than bathrooms? Our private shower trailer rentals across Southern California add standard shower rooms beside an accessible unit for fire camps, shelters and long shoots.

Service Area: Accessible Trailer Delivery from Long Beach to Lancaster

We deliver ADA units across Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, including the Antelope and Santa Clarita valleys. That covers Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, Torrance, Redondo Beach, Santa Clarita, Lancaster, Palmdale, Anaheim, Irvine, Thousand Oaks, Oxnard, Ontario, Riverside and the towns in between. Bigger jobs farther out? We deliver nationwide, anywhere in the country. Browse our ADA trailer service areas around Los Angeles or call for a same-day delivery window.

Hillside homes, beach lots and gated campuses all need a little planning for the ramp. Tell us about the site when you call, and we plan the route and the landing spot before the truck leaves the yard. Expecting a big crowd? Book the ADA plus 6 luxury bathroom trailer for big LA events, which holds seven stations in one unit.

ADA Trailer Rental Questions We Hear Most in Los Angeles

How many accessible rooms does my event need?

It depends on the number of units and the rules for your site. A common starting point is at least one accessible room for every cluster of portable bathrooms. Tell us your headcount and we will suggest a setup, and your permit office can confirm it.

How long is the ramp, and how much space does it take?

Plan for about 25 feet of length and 13 feet 6 inches of width for the ADA plus 2 units, and 31 feet of length for the ADA plus 6. We lower the trailer during setup so the ramp stays as short as it can.

Can a person in a wheelchair turn around inside the room?

Yes. Every accessible room is designed with open floor space for turning, grab bars positioned beside and behind the toilet, and a sink with clearance underneath for a wheelchair.

Do you rent an accessible trailer with a shower?

Yes. The ADA plus 2 shower trailer has one accessible shower room and two standard ones, and the ADA combo puts a shower, toilet and sink in one large accessible room.

Can I rent an ADA trailer for a home?

Yes. Families often book the ADA combo while a bathroom is remodeled or when someone comes home from the hospital. It parks in a driveway and plugs into two standard 20 amp circuits.

How fast can you deliver?

We offer same-day delivery and 24/7 dispatch from units staged around Southern California. In much of LA County we can often be there within 1 to 2 hours of your call.

Who cleans and restocks the trailer?

We do. We service every unit on a schedule that matches your crowd, pumping the waste tank, refilling the water and restocking supplies, and we can place an attendant at larger events.