Do your portable toilets come with lights?

When planning an event or requiring portable sanitation solutions, one consideration that arises is the convenience and comfort of the users, especially during the evening hours. A common query we receive concerns the lighting inside our portable toilets. Let’s dive into this aspect to address this particular concern.

Lighting Inside the Portable Toilets

Currently, our portable toilets do not come equipped with built-in lights or any internal lighting system. While this might raise concerns for events or occasions that extend into the evening, we have taken other measures to ensure users do not face complete darkness when utilizing the facilities.

Translucent Roofing

One of the key features of our portable toilets is the translucent roof. This design choice has been intentional, as it allows for a certain amount of natural light to filter through. During daylight hours, this provides enough brightness inside the toilet to comfortably see without the need for an additional light source.

During the evening, while the direct natural light might not be available, the translucent roofing plays another pivotal role. If the portable toilet is positioned near an external light source, such as a porch light, floodlight, or even the headlights of a vehicle, the roof will permit this external light to filter through, ensuring the interior is not plunged into complete darkness. This should provide users with enough visibility to use the facilities without major hindrance.

Tips for Enhancing Lighting:

If you’re worried about the lack of built-in lights, here are a few suggestions to ensure the best lighting conditions for your portable toilets:

1.    Strategic Placement: When setting up the portable toilets, try to place them near permanent or temporary light sources. As mentioned, this will leverage the translucent roofing and ensure there’s enough light inside.

2.    Portable Lanterns: Consider placing portable lanterns or battery-operated lamps outside or at the entrance of the toilets. These can illuminate the immediate surroundings and provide better visibility.

3.    Glow Sticks: For short events, consider hanging glow sticks inside the toilets. They are a cost-effective and safe way to provide a soft glow that can last for several hours.

4.    Solar-Powered Lights: These can be placed around the toilet during the day and can provide light during the evening. Since they charge during daylight, you won’t need to worry about replacing batteries or the lights dying out suddenly.

5.    Inform Your Guests: If your event runs into the evening, consider informing your guests about the lighting situation in advance. This way, they can prepare themselves, maybe by bringing a small flashlight or using their phone’s flashlight feature.

Conclusion

While our portable toilets may not have built-in lighting, their design and structure are aimed at ensuring the best user experience under different conditions. By harnessing external light sources and potentially using some of the above-mentioned tips, one can ensure that the lack of an internal light source does not diminish the comfort or functionality of the toilets. As always, it’s our goal to offer solutions that meet the diverse needs of our customers, ensuring that everyone has a pleasant experience using our facilities.