The TMG-FMT10 Portable Toilet is a durable and convenient sanitation solution—ideal for outdoor events, construction sites, or remote locations. Made from high-quality HDPE, it features a spacious interior and a large 50 Gallon (190L) waste tank for extended use.
Designed for simplicity and reliability, it includes a urinal, soap dispenser, and valve for essential hygiene. The unit’s sturdy build features a blue door, grey walls, and a wide 26” opening for easy access. Optional accessories like a solar light and wheels enhance usability.
Features
Urinal & Soap Dispenser
Separate urinal and mounted soap dispenser provide improved hygiene standards and ease of daily use.
Large Waste Tank
Equipped with a 50-gallon (190L) capacity waste tank for extended usage and low-maintenance, hassle-free operation.
Durable HDPE Build
Constructed from high-strength HDPE for long-lasting durability and dependable weather-resistant outdoor performance.
Wide Door Access
Spacious 26" wide opening door and roomy interior provide easy entry, comfortable use, and accessibility.
Daylight Roof
White translucent roof allows natural sunlight into the interior, enhancing visibility during daytime hours.
Waste Pipe Shutoff
Downward waste pipe with pull-handle shutoff provides reliable closure and straightforward waste management control.
Direct Vent Pipe
Dedicated vent pipe channels odors and gases from the waste tank, ensuring a fresher interior.
Wall Ventilation
Perforated wall panels enable airflow circulation, reducing trapped odors and maintaining better user comfort.
Privacy Latch
Strong locking latch provides red "occupied" and green "vacant" indicators for improved user privacy.
Gender Signage
Multiple gender indicator signs included: male, female, and unisex options for versatile usage needs.
Convenience Accessories
Comes fully equipped with tissue holder, soap dispenser, coat hanger, and mirror for user convenience.
Portable Mobility
Optional wheels allow effortless mobility, enabling easy relocation of the unit over short distances.
