4 Bay Toilet Block 4 WC’s 10×8 Ft NEW Portable Toilet Block 4 Toilets, 4 Basins Grey

4 Bay Portable Toilet Block

Quick overview

A brand‑new, 4‑bay portable toilet block built for busy work sites, events, or any location needing secure, private sanitation in a single compact unit. Each bay is a self‑contained toilet cubicle with its own door, heating, ventilation, and basin—giving you four fully usable WCs in one 10×8‑foot structure.

Why this specific unit is strong value

• True multi‑user capability in a space that’s still transportable and easy to place.
• Insulated, steel‑clad build for year‑round use in varied climates.
• Plug-and-play readiness that minimizes on‑site labor and setup time.
• Professional interior fit including heater and extractor fan—more comfort and hygiene than many temporary units.

Key specifications & features

• External size: 10 × 8 ft
• Number of bays: 4 separate rooms/pods
• Doors: 4 lockable doors, internal locking, each with door closers
• Interior in every pod:
  • Toilet
  • Basin
  • Lighting on switch
  • Mirror
  • Toilet roll holder
  • New vinyl flooring
  • Electric heater
  • Extractor fan
• Compartments for services:
  • One pod houses the consumer electrical unit
  • Another houses the boiler
• Construction:
  • Steel‑clad exterior
  • Insulated composite wall panels, 100 mm thick, styrofoam core
  • Wrapped with 0.5 mm powder‑coated metal sheet
• Color: Light Grey
• Condition: Brand new, unused unit

Practical use cases

• Construction or infrastructure sites: keep crews safe, private, and compliant with hygiene standards.
• Outdoor events and festivals: rigid, neat facilities that look professional, not temporary or improvised.
• Remote camps, rural works, relief efforts: units that can withstand rough handling and still give occupants comfort.
• Temporary or overflow facilities in schools, clinics, or community venues.

Typical delivery and coordination notes

• The unit arrives close to plug‑and‑play—wired and set for fast hookup to on‑site utilities.
• Requires planning for truck access and off‑loading; often a crane or forklift is needed depending on site layout.
• Contact the seller or delivery coordinator early to confirm access, setting, and utility hookups.