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Construction Site Toilet Hire UK

HSE-compliant portable sanitation for building sites of every size. Standard units, welfare cabins, urinal blocks β€” with regular servicing included.

Units Available for Construction Sites

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Standard Portable Toilet

Chemical or mains-connected unit. The most cost-effective solution for general site use. Available in single or multi-bay configurations.

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Welfare Cabin

All-in-one solution with toilet, handwash, canteen area and drying room. Meets full CDM 2015 welfare requirements in a single unit.

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Urinal Block

Waterless or mains-connected urinal blocks for high-traffic male facilities. Reduces queuing and cost per user on large sites.

CDM 2015 Compliance Made Easy

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1 toilet per 7 workers

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Hot & cold handwashing

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Rest & eating facilities

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Accessible unit on site

All supplier units meet HSE and CDM 2015 requirements. Learn more about welfare cabins β†’

Site Toilet Calculator

Workers on SiteMinimum ToiletsRecommendedWelfare Cabins
1–711 + welfare1
8–1422 + welfare1
15–2133 + welfare1–2
22–3555 + welfare2
36–5077 + welfare2–3
50+1 per 7Ask your supplier3+

Construction Site Toilet Suppliers

12 verified UK suppliers for site hire

Frequently Asked Questions

How many toilets are required on a construction site?

Under CDM 2015 regulations, the minimum provision is 1 toilet per 7 workers. If you have separate male and female workers, you may need separate facilities. Additionally, at least 1 accessible unit should be provided if any disabled workers are on site.

How often do construction site toilets need to be serviced?

Typically once per week for standard usage. High-use sites (large crews, summer weather) may require twice-weekly servicing. Your hire contract will specify the service schedule β€” always confirm this before signing.

What are the CDM 2015 welfare requirements?

CDM 2015 requires: adequate sanitary facilities (toilets and handwashing with hot and cold water), rest facilities (somewhere to sit, eat and shelter), changing facilities if workers need to change into work clothing, and a place to dry wet clothing.

Can I get long-term hire rates?

Yes β€” most suppliers offer discounted rates for hires of 4 weeks or longer. Some offer fixed monthly rates for ongoing construction projects. Always compare weekly vs monthly rates and ask about extended contract discounts.

What happens if a unit gets damaged on site?

Most hire agreements include a damage waiver or insurance option. Check your contract for liability terms before accepting delivery. Report damage immediately to your supplier β€” attempting repairs yourself can void the agreement.