Equipment details to settle before booking
- Entrance & interior
- Request the actual doorway, turning-space and interior measurements.
- Approach
- Discuss the ground surface, slope and clear route from parking or the event.
- Suitable equipment
- Describe the users’ access needs so the provider can confirm a suitable model.
What to include in your request
Ask for the unit’s entrance, interior and turning-space measurements. Check that both the equipment and the route to it suit the people who will use it.
Your planning checklist
- Choose firm, level placement with a clear approach from parking and gathering areas.
- Discuss steps, loose gravel, slopes and gate widths before delivery.
- Keep the route free of cables, temporary barriers and parked vehicles throughout use.
- Include accessible handwashing and weather-related changes in the site discussion.
Placement and access
At an event, locate the accessible option where people can find it without crossing service zones. At a changing worksite, review the route again when fencing or stored materials move. Have the venue or responsible site professional confirm the complete access plan.
Before you book
Confirm the supplying company, equipment, total price, service visits and pickup process in writing. Calls are accepted 24/7 for inquiries; delivery and response timing are confirmed separately.
Related rental information
ACCESSIBLE RENTALS
Wheelchair-accessible units available
Tell us about the people using the facilities, the location and the rental dates. Ask for the proposed model’s specifications before booking.
Plan the whole accessible route
ADA requirements cover more than a wheelchair-friendly entrance. Door clearances, turning space, grab bars, toilet configuration and the route to the unit all matter. Confirm the equipment and installation against the applicable standards with your provider and event or site organizer.
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