Restroom trailer rental for LA locations
Towable trailers for the locations that have no facilities at all. Desert, warehouse, street, ranch, rooftop.
What it is for
Half the good locations in Los Angeles County have no plumbing. A dry lake bed, a warehouse that has been empty for six years, a stretch of road in the hills, a ranch an hour past the county line — the shot is there and the facilities are not. The restroom trailer is what makes the day legal, humane and repeatable.
It matters more than the call sheet suggests. Crews notice this one. A location day with no facilities and no trailer is the day people remember, and it is the fastest way to lose an afternoon to a round trip to the nearest gas station.
The trailer pictured has separate men’s and women’s entrances. Room count and layout are not the same on every trailer, so we confirm them against the unit going out rather than printing a number here. Same for fresh water, waste and how the trailer is serviced on your location. Tell us how many people are on the call sheet and how many days you are there, and you will get the layout and the servicing schedule for the actual trailer.
If what you need is cast dressing rooms with the restrooms attached, that is a different unit — see the honeywagons.
What the location has to give us
A restroom trailer is the one unit where the location matters as much as the dates. Before we confirm, we need to know three things.
Where it can be placed — the trailer needs a reasonably level spot and enough room to be towed in and backed out without a shunt. Whether there is power on site, or whether the trailer is running standalone. And how long you are there, because that sets the servicing interval for water and waste.
Send those three answers with your dates and the quote comes back accurate the first time instead of changing on the day.
Spec Sheet
- Unit
- Restroom trailer
- Stalls
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Layout
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Separate men’s / women’s
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Fresh water capacity
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Waste capacity
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Power requirement
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Servicing interval
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Placement needs
- Level ground, tow access
- Typical use
- Locations without facilities
- Delivery
- LA County
- Day rate
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Minimum rental
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
Rows marked on call are verified against the specific unit going out on your dates. We do not publish a number we have not checked.
What comes with the unit
- The trailer, cleaned and serviced before delivery
- Delivery, placement and collection anywhere in Los Angeles County
- Fresh water filled and waste tank empty on arrival
- Servicing during the rental, on the schedule agreed at booking
- A placement conversation before the day, not on the day
- Jimmy’s cell, on for the length of the rental
Before the unit leaves the yard we need a certificate of insurance from your production. The wording, the limits and who has to be named are set out on the insurance page. Fuel, damage, extensions and cancellation are covered in the rental terms.
Getting it to set
Delivery anywhere in Los Angeles County, or pickup from the yard at 9440 Haskell Avenue in North Hills. Give us the location and the call time and we will tell you what the delivery window looks like.
Three more units
Seven unit types in all. See the whole fleet →
UNIT 04
Honeywagons
Five and six room honeywagons. Private cast rooms with restrooms, on one towable trailer.
View unit →UNIT 05
Production Motorhomes
40 ft motorhomes for cast holding, hair and make-up, wardrobe, and a production office that has a door.
View unit →UNIT 06
Video Village
A covered, powered place for the director, the DP, script and the client to watch the monitors.
View unit →Shooting somewhere with nothing there?
Send the location and the headcount. We will tell you what it takes to cover it.