ADA Accessible Porta Potties in Lakewood, OH
An accessible unit is built so a guest in a wheelchair can use it without help. The floor sits flat on the ground, the door opens wide, and there is enough room inside to turn around. Rails on the walls give a guest something solid to hold.
Features to Expect
- A floor at ground level, with no step to climb
- A doorway wide enough for a wheelchair
- A turning space inside the stall
- Support rails mounted on the walls
- Space for a helper to come in too
Plan for Every Guest
Think about grandparents, guests with canes or walkers and parents with strollers. All of them will find an accessible unit easier to use. For a market, a fair or a tournament, plan on at least one. Some parks and venues set their own rules for accessible restrooms, so ask early.
When several units stand together in a row, a common rule is that about one in 20 should be accessible, and never fewer than one.
| Units in the row | Accessible units, at least |
|---|---|
| 1 to 20 | 1 |
| 21 to 40 | 2 |
| 41 to 60 | 3 |
Access Notes for the Day
- Set the unit on pavement or hard-packed ground.
- Keep the route from parking and seating smooth. Wet grass, gravel and mulch can stop a wheelchair.
- Place it near the main gathering spot, not at the far end of the field.
Call (833) 895-0670 and ask for an accessible unit with your Lakewood order.
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