Bastone 10-Foot Accessibility-Oriented Portable Restroom with Shower, Toilet and Sink

Product Overview

Provide spacious restroom and bathing facilities for jobsites, farms, ranches, campgrounds, event properties, commercial facilities, and other locations with this Bastone 10-foot portable restroom building.

The single-user interior includes one flushing toilet, one handwashing sink, and one built-in shower. Approximately 60 square feet of published interior space provides greater maneuvering room than a standard portable restroom, while a stainless-steel access ramp with handrails and an interior support rail beside the toilet help accommodate users with limited mobility.

A painted Q235 steel frame supports two-inch insulated composite wall and roof panels. The outward-opening entrance door and wear-resistant floor surface create a practical configuration for properly prepared commercial, agricultural, and recreational sites.

This is a plumbed restroom and shower building rather than a self-contained chemical porta-potty or towable restroom trailer. It requires a pressurized water supply, approved black-water and gray-water disposal, electrical installation, a suitable foundation, secure anchoring, and a properly planned access route before being placed into service.

Key Features

• Three essential fixtures: Includes one flushing toilet, one sink, and one built-in shower.
• Spacious single-user interior: Provides approximately 60 square feet of published interior space.
• Accessibility-oriented layout: Offers additional maneuvering room for users with wheelchairs or other mobility devices.
• Stainless-steel access ramp: Provides an elevated approach to the restroom entrance.
• Ramp handrails: Offer additional assistance along the access ramp.
• Interior support rail: A rail beside the toilet assists with sitting, standing, and transferring.
• Flushing toilet: Supplier-listed 1.6-gallon-per-flush toilet provides conventional restroom operation.
• Handwashing sink: Supports handwashing when connected to an appropriate water supply and supply and drainage system.
• Built-in shower: Adds bathing capability for extended jobsites, campgrounds, agricultural properties, and remote facilities.
• Steel structural frame: Q235 steel forms the unit’s primary supporting structure.
• Insulated construction: Two-inch EPS composite roof and wall panels help slow heat transfer.
• Wear-resistant flooring: A textured floor covering over rigid PVC board creates a practical interior surface.
• Outward-opening door: Preserves more usable maneuvering space inside the restroom.
• Forklift pockets: Assist with professional unloading and relocation using appropriately rated equipment.
• One-year warranty: Covered by Chery Industrial’s supplier-listed limited warranty.

Specifications

All measurements, performance figures, and material classifications are supplied by the manufacturer. Customers requiring documented accessibility, engineering, wind-load, snow-load, fire-performance, or code compliance should obtain the applicable manufacturer documents before ordering.

Restroom and Shower Layout

The building provides a single private room containing:

• One flushing toilet
• One handwashing sink
• One built-in shower
• A support rail beside the toilet
• Wear-resistant flooring
• An outward-opening entrance door

The published interior dimensions provide approximately 60 square feet of floor area. However, Chery does not provide a complete dimensioned floor plan showing the shower compartment, toilet centerline, sink knee clearance, turning circle, door maneuvering clearance, fixture heights, or control locations.

Keep storage, cleaning supplies, trash cans, portable heaters, and other objects out of required maneuvering, transfer, and shower-access areas.

Accessibility Considerations

This model includes several features intended to improve usability for people with limited mobility, including a larger interior, access ramp, ramp handrails, and support rail beside the toilet.

However, the restroom should not be represented as automatically ADA compliant. Accessibility depends on the product’s exact construction and the complete installed environment.

A compliant installation may require professional verification of:

• Accessible parking and passenger-loading areas
• An uninterrupted accessible route
• Ground and floor-surface stability
• Route width and cross slope
• Ramp running slope
• Clear width between ramp handrails
• Level landings at the top and bottom of the ramp
• Doorway clear-opening width
• Door maneuvering clearance
• Threshold height and profile
• Interior wheelchair-turning space
• Toilet position and transfer clearance
• Toilet-seat height
• Grab-bar size, position, and strength
• Sink height and knee clearance
• Faucet and flush-control operation
• Shower dimensions and entrance clearance
• Shower threshold or curb
• Shower grab bars and seating
• Shower-control and spray-unit placement
• Reach ranges for switches and accessories
• Accessible signage
• Local plumbing, building, and accessibility codes

The supplier publishes a 47-inch overall ramp width but does not identify the clear width between its handrails. The door’s clear opening is also not published.

Before purchasing for a public, commercial, employee, government, campground, or event application, have the proposed restroom and site plan reviewed by the appropriate building official, accessibility professional, or authority having jurisdiction.

Shower and Hot-Water Requirements

The unit includes a built-in shower, but a water heater is not listed as included.

If warm or hot showers are required, the customer must arrange for a properly sized water-heating system and confirm:

• Required fuel or electrical supply
• Water-heater capacity
• Recovery rate
• Expected number of users
• Maximum safe water temperature
• Anti-scald protection
• Venting requirements for fuel-fired equipment
• Electrical circuit requirements
• Freeze protection
• Equipment mounting location
• Required clearances
• Plumbing and building-code compliance

Do not assume the restroom’s published 13–16-amp electrical specification can support an electric water heater. Water-heating equipment may require a separate, substantially larger circuit or another energy source.

The supplier does not publish the shower compartment dimensions, threshold height, showerhead type, grab-bar arrangement, seat, mixing valve, or accessibility certification. Confirm these details before representing the shower as wheelchair accessible.

Water-Supply Requirements

The toilet, sink, and shower require a continuous pressurized water supply. Chery Industrial specifies connection to municipal water or an appropriate well-pump system.

The published inlet connection is ½-inch PEX.

The water-supply plan should address:

• Available pressure and flow
• Simultaneous fixture demand
• Pipe sizing
• Backflow prevention
• Shutoff valves
• Hot-water requirements
• Temperature controls
• Freeze protection
• Utility trenching
• Water quality
• Required permits and inspections

A licensed plumber should design or approve the final water-supply arrangement.

Water lines, pumps, pressure tanks, backflow devices, water heaters, mixing valves, heat tape, insulation, trenching, and installation labor are not included unless specifically identified in the final written order.

Wastewater Requirements

The toilet discharges through a supplier-listed 90-millimeter PVC black-water connection. The sink and shower use a supplier-listed 1½-inch gray-water outlet.

Wastewater must be directed to an approved:

• Sanitary sewer
• Properly designed septic system
• Professionally sized and serviced external holding-tank system
• Other locally approved wastewater facility

An onboard sewage holding tank is not listed as included.

The shower can produce substantially more gray water than a handwashing sink alone. Any external tank, septic connection, or drainage system must be sized for expected shower frequency, duration, water flow, number of users, and servicing schedule.

Do not discharge sewage or gray water onto the ground, into a storm drain, or into an unapproved drainage area. Installation and servicing must comply with applicable sanitation, plumbing, wastewater, and environmental requirements.

Electrical Requirements

Chery Industrial publishes a 110–220V operating range, 13–16-amp breaker specification, and three-core 2.5-square-millimeter wiring.

The customer must arrange for a licensed electrician to supply and complete all required wiring and final electrical connections.

The electrical plan should address:

• Correct operating voltage
• Available circuit capacity
• Grounding and bonding
• GFCI protection
• Wet-location requirements
• Moisture-rated fixtures and components
• Disconnecting means
• Exterior conduit and cable protection
• Accessible controls
• Water-heater requirements, when applicable
• Local permits and inspections

Do not connect the restroom using an improvised extension-cord arrangement.

Because this unit contains a shower, electrical components must be appropriately separated from wet areas and installed according to applicable electrical and building requirements.

Cold-Weather Operation

The supplier publishes a minimum pipe working temperature of 14°F. This does not mean water-filled plumbing can safely remain unprotected in freezing weather.

Before temperatures approach freezing:

• Shut off the water supply when appropriate
• Drain vulnerable water lines
• Winterize the toilet, sink, shower, and waste lines
• Drain or protect any water heater
• Protect exterior utility connections
• Follow the fixture manufacturers’ procedures
• Have a qualified plumber service the system when necessary

This restroom should not be advertised as freeze-proof or automatically suitable for year-round Kansas operation. Insulated panels do not protect exposed plumbing or unheated fixtures from freezing.

Structural and Weather Considerations

The restroom uses a painted Q235 steel frame with two-inch insulated composite wall and roof panels.

Chery Industrial publishes a wind-load figure of 40 mph. Because this is a modest rating, the unit should not be advertised as storm-rated, hurricane-rated, tornado-resistant, or suitable for every exposed outdoor location.

Chery also publishes a snow-load figure of 125 pounds per square foot. Customers relying on this figure should request the applicable engineering or test documentation and confirm acceptance with the local authority before ordering.

Site-specific planning should consider:

• Prevailing winds
• Local design wind speeds
• Snow and ice exposure
• Foundation design
• Anchoring requirements
• Soil conditions
• Surface drainage
• Frost depth
• Nearby trees and structures
• Local building requirements

This building is not a storm or emergency shelter.

Foundation and Site Preparation

Place the restroom on a firm, level, stable, and well-drained supporting surface capable of carrying the approximately 2,711-pound unit, its occupants, fixtures, ramp, utility connections, water-heating equipment, and normal service loads.

Potential foundation options may include:

• A properly designed concrete pad
• A structurally suitable paved surface
• An engineered equipment pad
• Another locally approved foundation

The site must also accommodate the full 138.3-inch ramp projection, required landings, outward-opening door, wheelchair maneuvering area, utility connections, cleaning access, drainage, and delivery equipment.

Foundation construction, anchoring, grading, utility trenching, drainage improvements, and site restoration are not included unless specifically stated in the final written order.

Delivery and Unloading

The restroom ships by heavy freight with published shipping dimensions of approximately 117 inches by 85 inches by 97 inches and a published shipping weight of approximately 2,711 pounds.

A forklift or equivalent appropriately rated machine is required for unloading.

Before ordering, confirm:

• Delivery-address accessibility
• Road and driveway width
• Gate clearance
• Overhead clearance
• Turning space
• Ground firmness
• Forklift capacity
• Qualified equipment operation
• Final placement route
• Space for ramp installation
• Utility locations

Standard residential liftgate service should not be assumed capable of unloading this product.

Inspect and document the shipment before the freight carrier leaves whenever safely possible.

Relocation

Built-in forklift pockets support professional handling and future relocation. Only qualified personnel using appropriately rated equipment should lift or move the restroom.

Before relocating the unit:

• Disconnect electrical service
• Disconnect water and wastewater lines
• Drain and winterize the plumbing
• Drain any water-heating equipment
• Remove loose supplies
• Secure the entrance door
• Remove or secure the ramp as directed
• Inspect the frame and forklift pockets
• Establish a clear travel path
• Keep personnel away from the lifting area

Never lift or relocate an occupied restroom.

Appropriate Applications

This restroom and shower building may be suitable for properly planned:

• Construction and contractor jobsites
• Farms and ranches
• Equestrian facilities
• Campgrounds
• Outdoor event venues
• Wedding properties
• Warehouses and commercial yards
• Municipal and recreational properties
• Seasonal attractions
• Agricultural workplaces
• Remote work areas with utility access
• Temporary facilities during renovations
• Emergency-support sites with professionally planned utilities

Suitability and accessibility must be evaluated for the exact installation and intended use.

Important Use Information

This product should not be represented as:

• A self-contained chemical porta-potty
• A towable restroom trailer
• Automatically ADA compliant
• A certified roll-in shower
• A facility requiring no utility connections
• A unit with an included water heater
• A freeze-proof restroom
• A climate-controlled building
• A sewage-treatment system
• A permanently approved building
• A storm or emergency shelter
• A residential dwelling

Fresh-water tanks, waste tanks, pumps, water heaters, utility lines, foundations, anchors, electrical service, plumbing labor, unloading equipment, site preparation, signage, dispensers, and installation labor are not included unless expressly identified in the final written order.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Establish a cleaning and inspection schedule based on the number of users, shower frequency, and operating environment.

Regularly inspect:

• Toilet and flushing mechanism
• Sink, faucet, and drain
• Shower fixture and controls
• Shower drain and surrounding seals
• Water-supply connections
• Black-water and gray-water outlets
• Pipe fittings and seals
• Support rail
• Ramp surface and attachments
• Ramp handrails
• Door alignment and hardware
• Entrance threshold
• Interior flooring
• Wet-area electrical components
• Steel-frame coating
• Composite wall and roof panels
• Foundation and anchors
• Forklift pockets
• Exterior sealants
• Signs of plumbing leaks
• Wastewater odors
• Mold, mildew, or persistent condensation
• Freeze-protection components
• Accessibility clearances

Keep the ramp, entrance, shower area, and interior floor clean and dry whenever possible. A textured floor surface does not eliminate slipping risks caused by water, soap, mud, ice, cleaning products, or debris.

Promptly correct plumbing leaks, drainage problems, damaged wiring, loose support rails, unstable ramp components, corrosion, failed door hardware, damaged panels, or structural movement. Plumbing and electrical repairs should be completed by qualified professionals.