Welfare & Accommodation Hire FAQs

The range includes toilets, urinals, showers, offices, dressing rooms, sleeper cabins, panoramic cabins, ticket kiosks, storage and other welfare facilities. Accessible toilet and shower units with ramps are also listed. We can help configure the facilities around your event site, schedule, workforce and guests.

The appropriate number depends on attendance, event duration, audience profile, alcohol service, opening hours and whether other toilets are available at the venue. Applicable event guidance and local requirements should also be considered. Share these details with our team so we can help you plan a suitable mix of facilities.

Yes. The range includes accessible single toilet blocks and accessible showers with ramps. When planning the site, consider the full accessible route, including the surface, gradients, lighting, signage and proximity to the areas the facilities serve. Tell us your accessibility requirements when requesting a quote.

Yes. Modular office and dressing-room units are available in different configurations, alongside site offices and panoramic cabins. They can be used to create practical spaces for event management, production teams, artists or crew. The right unit will depend on capacity, layout, location and required services.

Yes. Sleeper cabins form part of the accommodation range and can provide on-site space for authorised personnel. Tell us how many people need accommodation, the hire period, available site space and service requirements. Event organisers remain responsible for confirming that the proposed use and location meet applicable rules.

Yes. Ticket kiosks are available and can be incorporated into a wider site package. Consider the number of service windows, expected visitor flow, queuing area, staff access, power or data requirements and the kiosk's position in relation to entrances and security checks.

Requirements vary by unit. Depending on the equipment selected, you may need suitable power, water, drainage or waste-servicing arrangements. Site access and a level, stable location are also important. We will clarify the practical requirements for your chosen units before delivery.

Units should be placed on suitable, accessible ground with enough room for safe delivery, use and servicing. Position them in convenient locations while maintaining emergency routes, vehicle access and separation from unsuitable areas. Accessibility, lighting, queues, noise and connections should all be considered in the layout.

Yes. We can help you combine toilets, showers, offices, dressing rooms, sleeper cabins, kiosks and accessible facilities to suit different users. Provide attendance figures, staffing numbers, operating hours, site plans and venue constraints so the package can be planned around the event.

Make sure the agreed delivery route and siting areas are clear, stable and accessible. Confirm any power, water, drainage or servicing arrangements, together with venue permissions and a site contact. Accurate measurements and a site plan will help avoid problems during placement.