Construction sites
Give crews clean, private facilities close to where they work, so less time is lost walking off site.
Portable toilets & change rooms
Site amenities for construction sites, farms, events, sports clubs, mine and remote sites, and businesses. Tell us how many people will use them, where they’re going and what services are on site, and we’ll talk through the options with you.
Our range
Toilets and change rooms
We supply portable toilets and change rooms, including units like the ones pictured on this page. Made to suit your site — ask us for sizes and connection options. Lead times vary. We’ll confirm a timeframe with your quote.
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| Sizes | Made to suit your site. Ask us for sizes. |
| Purchase | Available to buy. |
| Connection options | Connection options vary by site. Ask us what suits yours. |
| Fit-out | Toilets, urinals, hand basins, showers, and change rooms with lockers and benches, as pictured. Ask us for your exact spec. |
| Pricing | Price on application. Request a quote. |
| Lead times | Lead times vary. We’ll confirm a timeframe with your quote. |
Ablution blocks
Toilet, shower and ablution blocks
Toilet, shower and amenities blocks for work sites, farms, camps and events, with cubicle numbers to suit your crew size.
| Sizes | Made to suit your site. Ask us for sizes. |
|---|---|
| Connection options | Options to suit the services on your site. In Queensland, plumbing and drainage connections must be made by a licensed plumber. Connection options vary by site. Ask us what suits yours. |
| Fit-out | Toilets, urinals, hand basins and showers, as pictured on this page. Ask us for your exact spec. |
| Accessible toilets | Accessible toilets are available. Whether your project needs one, and what it must include, depends on how the site is used, so check with your certifier or safety adviser. |
| Purchase | Available to buy. |
| Pricing | Price on application. Request a quote. |
| Lead times | Lead times vary. We’ll confirm a timeframe with your quote. |
Photos
Toilets, ablution blocks and change rooms
Toilet units, shower and ablution blocks, and change rooms. Select a photo to enlarge it.
Toilet units
Shower and ablution blocks
Change rooms
Where they’re used
Amenities where people actually work and play
Good facilities on site keep people comfortable, save trips back to town or the main building, and make a site easier to run.
Farms
Add a toilet or change room near sheds, yards or worker quarters, away from the main house.
Events
Extra facilities for markets, field days, shows and private functions, placed where guests need them.
Sports clubs
Change rooms and toilets for grounds that need more space on game days, or a temporary option while clubrooms are upgraded.
Mine and remote sites
Facilities that can be transported to sites a long way from town services.
Businesses
Extra or temporary amenities for staff and visitors at depots, yards, workshops and offices.
Tell us about your site
How many people, where it’s going, how long you need it and what services are available. We’ll discuss your requirements and prepare a quote.
General information
Toilets on Queensland construction sites
From 1 January 2025, Queensland’s Work Health and Safety Regulation sets out amenities requirements for construction projects where the construction work costs over $250,000. In summary, from WorkSafe Queensland:
- The principal contractor must make sure toilets are reasonably available to each construction person. Relevant factors include the size of the site (for example, toilets within 100 metres of where work is being done), multilevel buildings and the number of workers.
- Generally there must be at least 1 toilet for each 15, or part of 15, construction persons.
- Designated female toilets are required on many projects: at least one if there are more than 15 construction persons on a small project ($250,000 to $7.5 million), and one for each 100, or part of 100, construction persons on a large project (over $7.5 million). They must be close to other toilets, reachable without going through a male block, clearly signed, restricted to female construction persons and fitted with a sanitary bin.
- All toilets need a seat and hinged lid, hand and face washing facilities inside or immediately next to them, lighting, and access in an emergency.
On smaller projects, and at other workplaces, the person conducting the business or undertaking must still provide adequate facilities for workers, including toilets, drinking water and washing facilities, as far as is reasonably practicable.
This is a summary, not legal advice. Check the current rules for your project with WorkSafe Queensland or your safety adviser. Sources: WorkSafe Queensland, Amenities for Construction Work Amendment Regulation 2024; Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 (Qld), Schedule 5A; Managing the work environment and facilities Code of Practice 2021.
Before you order
What to work out first
- How many people will use the facilities, and whether you need separate or designated female toilets
- Which services are on site: sewer, water and power, or none
- When you need them on site
- Where they’ll sit: firm, level ground with truck access, clear of overhead power lines
- Whether you need showers, change space or an accessible unit
Send photos of the set-down area with your quote request. Read our delivery guide.
24months
24-Month Warranty
Buy with confidence with our 24-month warranty. Contact our team for full details of what’s covered, applicable exclusions and how to make a claim.
Our warranty is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Toilets & change rooms
Frequently asked questions
General information only. Rules depend on your industry, site and council, so check what applies to you.
Do I need to provide toilets on my construction site?
In Queensland, on construction projects costing over $250,000, the principal contractor must make sure toilets are reasonably available to everyone working on the project, including designated female toilets on many projects. On smaller jobs, the business running the work must still provide adequate facilities as far as is reasonably practicable. Source: WorkSafe Queensland
How many toilets do I need?
On Queensland construction projects covered by the amenities rules, the general minimum is 1 toilet for each 15, or part of 15, construction persons, plus designated female toilets depending on the project’s size and workforce. Other workplaces and events have their own considerations, so tell us how many people will use the facilities and for how long. Source: WorkSafe Queensland, WHS Regulation 2011 (Qld) Schedule 5A
Are your toilets and change rooms for sale?
Yes. All our toilets, ablution blocks and change rooms are available to buy. Request a quote and we’ll price it for your job.
What if my site has no sewer, water or power?
Tell us what services are available when you ask for a quote, and we’ll discuss which options suit your site. Connection options vary by site. Ask us what suits yours.
Do you have accessible units?
Yes, we supply accessible toilets. Whether your site needs one, and what it must include, depends on how the site and building are used, so check with your certifier or safety adviser and tell us in your quote request.
Do you supply units with showers or change space?
Yes. We supply shower and ablution blocks, and change rooms with lockers and benches like the ones pictured on this page. Tell us how many people will use them and we’ll talk through the options.
Is there a warranty?
Buy with confidence with our 24-month warranty. Contact our team for full details of what’s covered, applicable exclusions and how to make a claim.
Our warranty is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
How much does it cost?
Price on application. Every job is quoted individually, because the unit type, fit-out, connections and delivery distance all affect the price. Request a quote and we’ll price your job.
How long does it take?
Lead times vary. We’ll confirm a timeframe with your quote.
What do I need to prepare before delivery?
A firm, level set-down area that a truck can reach, with enough gate width and no low branches or power lines in the way. If the unit will be connected to services, have those ready before delivery day. Send us photos of the access with your quote request. See our delivery guide.
Do you deliver, and where?
We arrange delivery for you by tilt truck, crane truck or Hiab, depending on the unit and your site access. For New Zealand orders, how shipping is arranged varies by job and is confirmed on your quote. We supply toilets, change rooms and ablutions to Australia and New Zealand only.
Need toilets or change rooms?
Tell us the unit type, how many you need, when and where. We’ll discuss your requirements and prepare a quote.