Updated · Reviewed by the Brandon Rental Works dispatch team
Compare every unit · Denton, TexasTypes of Portable Restrooms Compared — Pick the Right Unit
- We deliver every type of portable restroom across Denton County and nearby Collin, Dallas and Tarrant cities — check your ZIP.
- Standard units and hand-wash stations go out same-day when you call by noon, Mon–Sat; other types are usually next-day.
- Most jobs need standard units; weddings add deluxe, public events add accessible — see the comparison table.
- Every unit arrives cleaned and stocked; long rentals get weekly service, events can add visits.
- Your quote is itemized: each unit, days, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax.
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What types of portable restrooms can I rent?
Brandon Rental Works rents 6 types of portable restrooms: the standard PolyJohn PJN3, the deluxe flushing PolyJohn Fleet with sink, the wheelchair-accessible PolyJohn Comfort XL, the 2-sink PolyJohn Bravo hand-wash station, 2-stall and 3-station restroom trailers, and a standard unit mounted on a towable single-axle trailer for crews that move.
Standard porta potty
- PolyJohn PJN3 · seat + urinal
- 43.5" W × 47" D × 91" H
- Jobsites, parties, ranch work
Deluxe flushing unit
- PolyJohn Fleet · foot-pump flush
- 47" W × 47" D × 91" H
- Weddings, showers
Wheelchair-accessible unit
- PolyJohn Comfort XL
- 62" × 62", roll-in floor
- Parks, churches, public events
Hand-wash station
- PolyJohn Bravo · 2 foot-pump sinks
- About 35" W × 26" D × 55" H
- Food events, kids, crews
Restroom trailer
- 2-stall or 3-station
- Flushing toilets, sinks, A/C, heat
- Needs 120V within 100 ft
Towable standard unit
A standard unit on a single-axle trailer. Ranch hands, pipeline crews and road crews tow it to the next work area. We pump it on the weekly route.
How do the types of portable restrooms compare?
The 5 main types of portable restrooms differ on 6 points: flushing, hand washing, wheelchair access, water and power needs, footprint and limits. Standard units need nothing and fit a 48-inch gate. Deluxe units add a flush and sink. Accessible units add a roll-in floor. Restroom trailers add power-driven comfort but need 120V and 20–30 feet of level room.
| Type | Typical use | Flushing | Hand washing | Wheelchair access | Water & power needs | Footprint | Limitations | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard PolyJohn PJN3 | Jobsites, parties, ranches | No | Sanitizer only | No | None | 43.5 × 47 in; 91 in tall; ~175 lb | No sink or flush; needs a 48-in gate for backyards | Crews up to 20; parties of ~50 per unit for 4 hours |
| Deluxe flushing PolyJohn Fleet | Weddings, showers, nicer parties | Yes, foot pump | Sink, soap, towels inside | No | On-board fresh water; no power | 47 × 47 in; 91 in tall; ~200 lb | Usually next-day; 1 sink inside serves 1 person at a time | Guests who expect a flush and a sink |
| Wheelchair-accessible PolyJohn Comfort XL | Public events, parks, churches | No | Sanitizer only | Yes — roll-in floor, 32-in door frame | None | 62 × 62 in; 91 in tall; 240 lb | Smaller 33-gal tank; too wide for most gates | Meeting §213.2 counts; older guests; caregivers |
| Hand-wash station PolyJohn Bravo | Food events, kids, crews | — | 2 foot-pump sinks | — | ~34 gal on-board water; no power | ~35 × 26 in; ~55 in tall; ~70 lb | Not a toilet; pairs with one | 1 per 2 toilets when food is served |
| Restroom trailer 2-stall / 3-station | Formal weddings, VIP areas | Yes | Running-water sinks | No — steps; add an accessible unit | 120V outlet within 100 ft; water optional | 20–30 ft of level length | No power = no lights or A/C; book ahead; drive-in access only | Formal events with power on site |
| Towable standard | Ranches, pipelines, road crews | No | Sanitizer only | No | None | Standard unit on a single-axle trailer | Needs a tow vehicle on site | Crews that move often |
paid bookings in our call review were standard units. Four callers asked to compare standard and deluxe; only one chose deluxe.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.callers (33%) asked about a sink or hand washing. That is why the comparison shows hand washing for every unit type.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Which portable restroom should I choose?
Choose a portable restroom by answering 5 questions in order: who is coming, is food served, is it formal, is there power, and how wide is the access. Most renters land on standard units. A public event adds 1 accessible unit per cluster, food adds hand-wash stations, and a formal event with power can step up to a trailer.
- If it is a jobsite or crew, then choose standard units: 1 per 20 workers minimum, with weekly service.
- If the event is open to the public or a guest uses a wheelchair, then make at least 5% (minimum 1) of each cluster a wheelchair-accessible unit.
- If food is served or kids attend, then add 1 hand-wash station for every 2 toilets (minimum 1).
- If guests expect a flush and a sink, then choose deluxe flushing units.
- If it is formal, you have a 120V outlet within 100 ft and 20–30 ft of level room, then consider a restroom trailer.
- If the only path is a gate under 48 inches, then place units out front, or choose standard units and a hand-wash station for a 48-in gate.
- If you need it today, then choose standard units and hand-wash stations, our same-day stock.
Worked example: 80-guest church picnic in a park, 5 hours, with lunch
- 80 guests ÷ 35 per unit (4–8 hours) = 2.3, round up to 3 toilets.
- Public park: 5% of 3, minimum 1 = 1 wheelchair-accessible + 2 standard.
- Lunch served: 3 toilets ÷ 2 = 1.5, round up to 2 hand-wash stations.
- No power and a grass field, so no trailer.
Method: our house sizing rule plus the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2. Run your own numbers in the porta potty sizing calculator.
Not sure which unit fits your job?
Call dispatch with the guest or crew count, date and ZIP. We pick the unit mix and quote it on one call.
Which portable restroom fits through my gate?
Only 2 of our units fit a typical 48-inch backyard gate: the 43.5-inch standard porta potty and the 35-inch hand-wash station. The 47-inch deluxe unit is too tight for a 48-inch gate, the 62-inch accessible unit needs a drive-in path, and a restroom trailer needs 20–30 feet of level room plus a truck route.
| Unit | Width | 36-in gate | 48-in gate | Drive-in only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-wash station | About 35 in | Tight — measure | Yes | — |
| Standard PJN3 | 43.5 in | No | Yes | — |
| Deluxe Fleet | 47 in | No | Too tight | Wide gate or front yard |
| Accessible Comfort XL | 62 in | No | No | Yes |
| Restroom trailer | Trailer | No | No | Yes |
How is each type of portable restroom serviced?
Every type of portable restroom leaves our Denton yard cleaned, sanitized and stocked. Events of 1–3 days normally need no mid-event service. Jobsite and long-term rentals get 1 service per week, included in the 28-day rate. Units with sinks also get fresh water refilled, and multi-day festivals can add daily or nightly service visits.
| Type | What each service covers | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Pump 60-gal tank, sanitize, restock paper and sanitizer | Crews of 11–20: 2× weekly |
| Deluxe flushing | Pump, refill fresh water, restock soap and towels | Fresh water can run low on heavy days |
| Wheelchair-accessible | Pump 33-gal tank, sanitize, restock | Smaller tank on busy multi-day events |
| Hand-wash station | Empty grey water, refill ~34 gal, restock | Food events use more water |
| Restroom trailer | Pump, refill, clean, restock | Multi-day events: add service visits |
How fast can each type of portable restroom arrive?
Standard porta potties and hand-wash stations can arrive the same day in Denton and most Denton County ZIPs when you call by noon, Monday through Saturday. Deluxe flushing units, wheelchair-accessible units and restroom trailers usually go out next-day or later. For big Denton weekends, book any type 2–3 weeks ahead.
| Type | Fastest delivery | Book ahead for peak dates |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Same-day (call by noon) | 2–3 weeks |
| Hand-wash station | Same-day (call by noon) | 2–3 weeks |
| Deluxe flushing | Usually next-day | 2–3 weeks |
| Wheelchair-accessible | Usually next-day | 2–3 weeks or more |
| Restroom trailer | Booked ahead | 2–3 weeks or more |
of renters needed a unit within 24–48 hours (12 of 27 calls). One caller who needed units the same day took accessible units the next morning, because only standard units were open that day.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Choosing a portable restroom: questions from callers
I've never rented one before. What do you recommend?
What's the difference between a standard and a deluxe unit?
Which type of portable restroom is cheapest?
Can I mix different types in one order?
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Which type do I need for a jobsite?
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Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — before you pay.
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- Nobody needs to be home — mark the spot and we place it
- Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra rental charge
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