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Gatherings
Enough units, in the right spots, before anyone shows up.
Block parties, backyard milestones, school fairs, company picnics, street closures — we drop ahead of time, tuck the units where they will not dominate the space, and clear them once it wraps.
Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · same-day drop-off on most orders
Events get restrooms wrong two ways: too few units, or units in an awkward spot. The first shows up as a line by hour two. The second shows up in the photographs. We plan for both — the count comes off guest numbers and program length, and the placement comes off a look at your site so the bank sits accessible but out of the sightline.
The baseline is about one unit per fifty guests for a three-hour gathering, rising as the event runs longer and up by roughly a fifth once there is a bar. Anything open to the public needs an accessible unit at minimum. Anything with food needs handwashing within reach of the serving area — LA County Environmental Health runs the temporary-event permits and will ask about it.
Delivery is normally the day before, so nothing is wheeled past guests, and pickup is the next working day. For a street closure or a park permit, tell us the permitted hours and we fit inside them.
Units land the day before wherever the site allows, so setup morning is not competing with a delivery truck.
One per fifty guests at a short event, more for a long one, more again with a bar, plus accessible units and sinks in proportion.
Reachable from the crowd, out of the photographs, on ground a truck can get back to for collection.
The everyday unit — vented, stocked and built for daily crew use.
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Foot-flush bowl, a fresh-water basin and an interior light for guest-facing jobs.
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Foot-pump sinks with soap and towels — needed anywhere food is served.
See this unit →The dates, the address and a headcount — that is all it takes to quote it flat.