Bathrooms For Your Village
This 100 square foot (9.29 m2) hygiene structure provides a private, lockable space with flushable toilet, a sink, and a shower in each of its two rooms. Easy to install, clean, and maintain, the Pallet Two-Stall Hygiene unit is an essential part of a dignified shelter community.
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Details & Specifications
Standard Features
Saftey
Warranty & Certifications
Assembly & Storage
Standard Features
- Exterior light - 2 Photocell controlled LEDs
- On-demand electric water heater
- Two 120V convenience plugs
- AC/Heater (LG unit: Heater – 3850 BTU, AC – 7500 BTU)
- Exhaust fans – two 70 CFM with humidity sensors
- Two towel dispensers
- Interior lights – two 4-foot LED strip lights
- Easy to clean and sanitize non-organic materials that resist mold, rot, and pests
Safety
- Independently inspected and approved by local Fire Marshal
Warranty
- Standard manufacturer's warranty
- Certified to withstand 110mph wind
- Certified to withstand 25 lb. per sq. ft snow load
Assembly & Storage
- Structure comes fully assembled
- Plumbing fixtures installed onsite
- Must be connected to electrical power source, water, and sewer
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Rapid & Efficient
To address your village’s needs with urgency, the Pallet Two-Stall Hygiene comes pre-built and assembled and can be installed in less than one day. Designed as a central part of the community, the bathrooms have minimal ongoing maintenance requirements and expenses.
Private
Having a safe, private space to clean up is one element of our commitment to creating dignified communities. Each bathroom has a combination of large sinks, porcelain toilets, and private showers within the privacy of a personal unit.
Easy-to-Clean
The Two-Stall Hygiene unit is easy-to-clean and sanitize from wall to wall. All materials of construction are non-organic, making it resistant to mold, rot, and pests.
Durable
Built with commercial-grade materials, our bathroom structures stand up to repeated use. In the unlikely event of damage, individual components can be easily replaced.
