1+1 Double Mains Toilet 8ft x 5ft (Bottle Green)
SKU SC-CB-USED-YC3R · Used · 8 × 5 × 8.5 ft
Used 8ft x 5ft 1+1 double mains toilet in bottle green — galvanised steel, insulated, fully equipped and ready to connect to mains services.
$2,200
- 1+1 double mains toilet
- Galvanised steel, coated both sides
- PU-foam insulated walls
- Cement-bound chipboard floor
- Fully equipped, mains-ready
- Bottle green finish
- Nationwide delivery
- Inspected before delivery
- Transparent pricing
- 1-business-day quotes
An 8ft x 5ft 1+1 double mains toilet block in bottle green, built from galvanised steel sheet coated both sides, with PU-foam wall insulation and a cement-bound chipboard floor for a long service life.
It arrives fully equipped and ready to connect to mains water and drainage.
Specifications
8ft x 5ft, galvanised steel (coated both sides), PU-foam insulated walls, cement-bound chipboard floor, mains connection.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 1+1 double mains toilet unit used for?
It provides two separate WC cubicles for site welfare, events, or temporary sanitation. The 1+1 layout gives one toilet plus one toilet with a hand-wash basin, suited to small to mid-size crews.
How big is the unit and how many people does it serve?
The block is 8ft long by 5ft wide, a compact footprint that drops into tight site corners. Two cubicles typically cover a crew of up to roughly 10 to 15 workers, depending on shift patterns.
Does it need a mains hookup or onboard tanks?
This is a mains unit, so it connects to a mains water supply and a foul drain or septic connection rather than relying on onboard tanks. We can advise on hookup, or pair it with a waste tank where mains drainage is not available.
What does "used" condition mean here?
Used means the unit has seen prior service and is sold as a working, cleaned toilet block. Every unit is inspected and graded before delivery, so plumbing and fittings are checked before it ships.
Are there rules on how many toilets a site needs?
Welfare and sanitation requirements vary by jurisdiction and crew size. This is general guidance, not legal advice, so confirm the ratios for your site with the relevant authority before you order.
