Deluxe Flushing Restroom
A real flush and a real sink, in a footprint that still fits down a garden path.
Typical Central Texas market range, not a quote. Distance, count and season all move it.
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Specifications
- Footprint
- About 48" × 52"
- Flush
- Foot-pump recirculating flush
- Sink
- Interior sink with freshwater tank
- Freshwater
- Typically 15–25 gallons
- Power
- None required
- Interior
- Mirror, shelf, soap, towels
The deluxe flushing unit is the honest middle ground between a standard porta potty and a restroom trailer. You get a foot-pump flush, an interior sink with its own freshwater tank, a mirror and a shelf, in a box only slightly larger than a standard unit. No power, no water hookup, no towing.
This is the unit to reach for when a restroom trailer will not physically fit or will not fit the budget. A trailer needs a towing path, a level pad and often a power drop. A flushing unit gets carried in on a hand truck through a side gate, same as a standard.
It is the workhorse of the small Hill Country wedding — the fifty to a hundred guest range where a four-stall trailer is overkill and standard units feel like a compromise. Two flushing units plus a handwash station will carry a hundred-guest afternoon comfortably.
The tradeoff is capacity. A recirculating flush and a small freshwater tank are finite. A flushing unit running hard through a two-hundred-guest reception will need servicing or a water top-off, where a standard unit just keeps taking it. Match the unit to the guest count, not to the aesthetic you want.
In a Central Texas January, freshwater tanks and pump lines are the part that freezes. If your event is between December and February, confirm the supplier winterizes or plans a same-day water fill.
Compare with
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The workhorse. Ninety percent of what gets delivered in Central Texas is this.
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