14 questions across all categories.
The Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) is the primary source for industry data and statistics. The PSAI publishes market research,…
The Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) is the secretariat for ANSI Z4.3, the American National Standard for minimum requirements…
The thread is right about the ADA cluster rule, but I get asked if it applies to a single unit. The ADA Standards for Accessible Design require an…
I run a small rental operation with about 60 units, mostly standard units, a few deluxe flushing ones, and a couple ADA-compliant units for events.…
ANSI Z4.3 certification means the portable toilet model meets the American National Standard for minimum requirements for nonsewered waste-disposal…
ANSI Z4.3 matters indirectly for customers renting portable toilets because it sets the minimum design and performance standards that rental units…
ANSI Z4.3 compliant means the portable toilet meets the American National Standard for minimum requirements for nonsewered waste-disposal systems.…
An ADA-compliant portable toilet must meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, which specify interior dimensions and features beyond just a…
ANSI Z4.3 is the American National Standard for minimum requirements for nonsewered waste-disposal systems, including portable toilets. The standard…
ANSI Z4.3 compliance means the portable toilets you rent must meet the American National Standard for minimum requirements for nonsewered…
ANSI Z4.3 compliance means a portable toilet meets the American National Standard for health, safety, and performance in design, construction, and…
No, the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design do not require a 60-inch turning space inside a single-user portable toilet. The required clear…
The PSAI (Portable Sanitation Association International) sets industry standards, provides training, and advocates for operators and customers…
An ADA-compliant portable toilet provides a 60-inch diameter turning space inside, as defined by the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design section…
