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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide restroom trailers?
Restroom Trailers
Yes.
KDT provides restroom trailers with flushing toilets, sinks, lighting and climate control, from 2-station units to large multi-station and ADA trailers, delivered, hooked up and serviced on your incident.
Typical configuration
- Sizes
- From 2-station units to about 10+ stations on larger trailers
- Fresh water
- Hose hookup to a potable tank or hydrant, or on-board fresh tank
- Waste tank
- About 250–1,000+ gal depending on size
- Power
- Typically 120 V at 20–30 A for small units, 50 A or more for large ones
- Service
- Pumped every 1–3 days by use, cleaned and restocked daily
- Climate
- Heat and AC; freeze protection for winter
A restroom trailer is a real bathroom on wheels: flushing toilets, urinals, sinks with running water, mirrors, lights and heating or air conditioning. It's the right choice for an ICP, a long incident, cold weather, or anywhere people will use a restroom many times a day for weeks.
Each trailer needs a fresh-water source and power, and its waste tank has to be pumped. KDT handles all three: we hook it up to a potable tank or hydrant and a power drop, pump the waste on schedule, and clean and restock it daily. In freezing weather we add heat tape and insulation to the lines.
Available as
- 2–3 station trailers for small ICPs
- Multi-station trailers for camps
- ADA restroom trailers with ramp or lift
- Combination restroom and shower trailers
What's included
- Delivery, leveling and steps or ramp
- Water and power hookup
- Waste pumping on schedule
- Daily cleaning and restocking
- Freeze protection in cold weather
- Pickup at demob
Where it's used
- Incident command posts
- Long-duration base camps
- Cold-weather camps
- Shelters and community sites
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide restroom trailers?
Yes. We supply restroom trailers in standard and ADA configurations, hook up water and power, and pump, clean and restock them through the incident.
What hookups does a restroom trailer need?
A potable water source (hose from a tank or hydrant) and a power drop, typically 120 V at 20–30 A for a small unit. We bring both.
How often does a restroom trailer get pumped?
Every one to three days depending on tank size and use. We set the schedule from your headcount and adjust it as we see usage.
Do you have ADA restroom trailers?
Yes. ADA trailers have a ramp or lift and an accessible stall, sink and grab bars.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.