Frequently Asked Questions

As a guide, a 2+1 luxury trailer (two cubicles and one urinal) comfortably serves 100-150 guests over a 6-8 hour reception. If alcohol is being served, add around 20% extra capacity. We will recommend the right setup based on your guest count and event duration.

We recommend booking 3-6 months ahead for summer weddings and peak season (May to September). For winter or midweek weddings, 4-6 weeks is usually fine. Popular dates book up fast, so the earlier the better.

Our luxury trailers have a neutral, elegant interior that suits most wedding styles. We can add finishing touches such as floral arrangements, signage, or lighting to complement your theme. Let us know your plans and we will work with you.

Yes, we offer an optional attendant service. A dedicated attendant will keep facilities spotless throughout your event, restocking supplies and ensuring everything is presented to a high standard.

Our luxury trailers are fully self-contained with on-board fresh water tanks and battery or generator power. No mains connection is needed, so they work perfectly at marquee, barn, field, and rural venues.

Each welfare unit includes a flushing toilet with hand wash basin and hot water, a canteen area with seating, worktop, microwave and kettle, a drying room with blown air heating for wet clothing, and hot running water throughout. Everything your workforce needs in one self-contained unit.

No. Our welfare units are fully self-contained with an on-board diesel generator for power and a fresh water tank for all water needs. They work on any site, including remote locations with no mains services. Water and waste tanks are topped up and emptied at each service visit.

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 require adequate welfare facilities on all construction sites. This includes toilets, washing facilities with hot and cold water, a place to rest and eat, a place to warm up and dry wet clothing, and drinking water. Our welfare units meet all of these requirements in a single unit.

Welfare units are serviced weekly as standard. Each visit includes emptying the waste tank, refilling the fresh water tank, cleaning the toilet and canteen areas, restocking toilet rolls and hand wash, and checking all mechanical systems. More frequent servicing is available for busy sites.

While our welfare units are primarily designed for welfare provision (toilet, canteen, drying room), the canteen area can double as a meeting space for small site teams. For dedicated office space, a separate site cabin would be more suitable. We can advise on the best setup for your needs.

Yes. All our accessible units comply with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and Equality Act 2010 requirements. They feature wheelchair-accessible entry with ramp, appropriate interior dimensions for wheelchair turning, grab rails, low-level fixtures, and non-slip flooring.

Yes. The units are designed for independent use. The ramp provides step-free entry, the doorway is wide enough for standard wheelchairs, the interior lock can be operated from a seated position, and grab rails provide support. The hand wash basin is at an accessible height.

Absolutely. Our accessible units are used at weddings, festivals, sports days, county shows, community events, and any outdoor gathering. Under the Equality Act, event organisers have a duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people - providing accessible toilets is one of the most important steps.