Event toilet units
Event toilet units & toilet hire for weddings & corporate events
Self-contained cabins, compost toilets, men's/women's toilet trailers from 2 to 6 stalls: we choose the unit from your guest count, your site (water and drainage on site or not) and the standing of the reception. Delivered the day before or the morning of, collected the day after, anywhere in mainland France.
Cabins, trailers and compost toilets
Self-contained or mains-connectable
Accessible cabin from 100 guests
Response within 24 h
Our range
From the drinks reception to the grand dinner.
Individual cabins for small guest counts, trailers with separate men's and women's entrances for receptions, and the extras that make the difference: accessible cabin, urinals, mains-connected unit. For a water-free, chemical-free approach, the compost toilet in a wooden cabin (no emptying needed).
Exclusive toilet cabin, wood finish
Festi 10′ toilet trailer
Privilège 15′ and 20′ toilet trailers
Family & accessible toilet cabin
Practical guide
Choosing the right toilet units for your event.
On an estate, a meadow or a château courtyard, toilet units are the most often underestimated service at an outdoor event. A late-evening queue or a unit that doesn't suit the site is enough to spoil the guest experience. Our range falls into three families: individual cabins (Privilège, wood-clad Exclusive, compost toilet), toilet trailers (Festi 10′ with 2 WCs, Privilège 15′ with 5 stalls, Privilège 20′ with 6 stalls, with men's/women's entrances) and extras (accessible cabin, 3-place urinal, mains-connected duo unit).
Three criteria drive the choice: the number of guests (cabins up to about 80, a trailer beyond), the site (with no water or drainage we stay with self-contained units; with mains on site, trailers can be connected and the duo unit becomes an option) and the standing: for an upmarket reception we go one step up, the Festi 10′ instead of cabins, the 20′ instead of the 15′.
The compost toilet is not just another wooden cabin: it works with a wood-shaving litter, with no water or chemicals, and the waste is composted. It needs more units, one cabin per 50 guests, against one per 100 for a water-based cabin.
We work anywhere in mainland France, delivering the day before or the morning of the event and collecting the day after.
How many toilets for how many guests
Our sizing guide, the one behind our quotes.
This is the grid our quotes follow. It is then adjusted to your site (water and drainage on site or not), the length of the event and the standing you want.
| Number of guests | Base setup | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Under 60 | 1 self-contained cabin (wood Exclusive or Privilège) | 1 cabin per 100 guests, 1 per 50 for a comfort setup or with compost toilets |
| 60 to 79 | 2 self-contained cabins | Upmarket reception: Festi 10′ trailer (2 WCs, heated) |
| 80 to 99 | Men's/women's duo unit | Only if the site has water and drainage, otherwise self-contained cabins |
| 100 to 219 | Privilège 15′ trailer (5 stalls, M/W entrances) + 1 accessible cabin | Upmarket reception: Privilège 20′ trailer |
| 220 to 600 | Privilège 20′ trailer (6 stalls, M/W entrances) + 1 accessible cabin | 3-place urinals as back-up if the evening runs late |
| Over 600, festival | One 20′ trailer per 600 guests, urinals as back-up | 1 accessible cabin per 500 guests |
Compost toilets: 1 cabin per 50 guests, no water and no emptying.
All in one quote
Toilet units planned with the reception tent, not as an afterthought.
Where the toilets go is decided at the same time as the structure: distance to the tent, wind direction, guest flow, access to the water supply. With tent, flooring, lighting and toilets in a single quote, one contact coordinates everything on the day.
- Placed 15–40 m from the reception tent, downwind
- Trailers self-contained on their own tanks, or connected when the site has water and drainage
- An accessible cabin included from 100 guests
- One quote for the tent and the toilets
Toilet-unit FAQ
Everything you need to know before you order
For 150 guests we plan a Privilège 15′ toilet trailer: 5 stalls with two separate men's and women's entrances, plus a wheelchair-accessible cabin. For an upmarket reception we move up to the Privilège 20′ (6 stalls). With individual cabins you would need at least 2, but above 100 guests a trailer avoids late-evening queues.
Not in most cases. Cabins and compost toilets are self-contained. Trailers run on their own tanks and can be connected when the site has water and drainage. Only the men's/women's duo unit requires a connection: with no mains on site, we offer a self-contained unit instead. Trailers need a power supply; we check it with you when preparing the quote.
A compost toilet works with a wood-shaving litter: no water, no chemicals, no emptying, and the waste is composted. The Exclusive cabin is also clad in wood, but it is a water-based recirculating cabin. Compost toilets need more units: one cabin per 50 guests, against one per 100 for a water-based cabin.
Ideally between 15 and 40 metres: close enough to stay accessible, especially for elderly guests or those with reduced mobility, far enough to avoid any nuisance. On sloping or windy sites we place the toilets downwind. For a trailer, delivery vehicle access to the spot needs to be checked.
Yes, with the Family & accessible toilet cabin: wheelchair accessible, fitted with a baby-changing table, self-contained. We include one from 100 guests, then one per 500. At events open to the public, accessible toilets are required whenever toilets are provided.
For the high season (May to September) we recommend booking 3 to 6 months ahead, especially for wedding weekends: trailers go first. In the low season, 2 to 4 weeks is enough. For urgent requests (under 10 days), we handle them case by case depending on availability and the site's location.
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