Weekly hire euroloo portable toilets come with a FREE service within in the toilet hire price. This service includes the removal of waste from the toilet holding tank (subject to fair and reasonable use) and re-charging the tank with fresh water and de-oderizer ready to flush for (re-use|next use}. The toilet roll and hand wash dispenser will also be restocked, including a general clean of internal surfaces leaving the toilet prepared for use until our next visit.

All euroloo weekly hired portable toilets include a free weekly service during the hours of 7am to 4pm Monday to Friday, excluding Bank Holidays and weekends. Should you require additional servicing or additional toilets this can be easily arranged for you.

All euroloo portable toilets are serviced or emptied once per week by a member of our own fully trained uniformed service team driving our branded custom-built service vehicles.  All euroloo service vehicles have the necessary equipment to effectively empty, clean and re-stock our portable toilets and are fitted with our own unique vacuum tanks to take away effluent and safely and legally dispose of waste at approved sewage treatment sites.

A standard portable toilet takes up a 1.5 metre square footprint and the average portable toilet sizes are = Height: 2250mm, Width: 1150mm, Depth: 1250mm, Weight: 85kg.  You will need to make sure there is adequate space to manoeuvre the toilet into position when we deliver and collect, and room for the door to open safely because access to the toilet is needed at all times for our regular servicing.

euroloo adheres to the guidance of British Standard BS6465-1:2006 – the current applicable regulation – which requires that one toilet should be provided for every seven operatives working a 40-hour week. This is also the recommendation of the Health and Safety Executive. It is important to be aware that if you have more than seven operatives or users – which is often the case towards the end of a project – you will require additional toilets or additional servicing.