
Louisville site planning
Accessibility Starts Before the Restroom Door
An accessible portable restroom is most useful when the route to it is usable, visible, and free of avoidable obstacles.
Evaluate the route
Look for a stable, reasonably level approach that does not cross vehicle lanes, tent cables, drainage paths, or equipment routes. The final arrangement should be checked by the person responsible for the site.
Preserve dignity and choice
Place the accessible unit where guests can find it without being singled out. Keep it near other restrooms when practical, while leaving adequate space around the door and approach.
Coordinate with event and hygiene plans
Accessibility is one part of an inclusive plan. Think through attendance and flow, and add a nearby hygiene point without narrowing the approach.
Is a ramp automatically enough?
No. The entire route, surrounding space, door area, surface, and relationship to traffic should be reviewed.
Where should the accessible unit go at a festival?
Put it on a stable route near the primary activity area, visible enough to locate, and away from queues or vehicle movement.

Ready to talk through the site?
Use the details below to start a practical conversation. Placement should be confirmed with the venue, property owner, or site superintendent.
For a site-specific rental quote, call Call (502) 335-4189. Share the location, rental dates, expected users, and any access details when you call.