Ablution Block Features

Ablution blocks can be sized and custom manufactured to suit your site requirements.

The choice of vanity units, porcelin/ceramic sinks, tapwear ensures each ablution is finished to the highest standard. You can style the building with your choice of Colourbond steel colours, vinyl floors, and options including hot water, towel dispensers, hand dryers, showers and bench seats in changerooms.

Modular ablutions are designed for commercial use and are cost effective and easy to repair and maintain. They are designed to all building code standards to ensure regulatory compliance.

Temporary Ablution Block Installation

Portable ablutions provide additional facilities in a fraction of the time of a traditional build. Portable ablution blocks provide additional sanitation facilities or serve areas where facilities are not available. They are reccomended for sites where permanent builds are not feasible or where a temporary solution is desirable.

Hand hygiene and sanitation has never been more important. Extra facilities help reduce the number of staff sharing communal facilities and provides additional hand washing basins.

Portable Ablutions – Fully Relocatable

When your needs change, you can relocate your asset to a new location. Each ablution block is portable and can be safely relocated a new site – making them perfect for temporary events and construction. Ramps or stairs can be added to suit uneven ground.

The blocks need to be connected to services such as power, sewerage and water. This can be provided by tank water and septic tank systems. Hot water can be provided by gas or electric hot water systems, powered by mains or solar power.

Disabled Ablution Block Designs

Disabled toilet blocks and ablutions are designed to specific regulatory standards for the comfort, safety and ease of access for people with a disability.

Custom options include change tables, disabled showers, toilets and hand basins. The generous sized spaces and wide doorways provide space for a wheelchair and additional carers.

The additional features and modifications found in a disabled ablution blocks ensure that the bathrooms meet the current building code requirements. Ramps are included to provide access as opposed to stairs.