Modular toilet block positioned for practical site amenity use

Modular Amenities

Portable Toilet Blocks & Shower Units

Portable toilet blocks and shower units for sale. Compare four layouts for farms, parks and worksites.

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Portable Toilet Blocks & Shower Units range

Single Toilet Block — a self-contained amenity unit

Single Toilet Block

Standalone single amenity

Starting price
From $4,200
Configuration
Single amenity
Footprint
1.1 × 1.3 m
Best for
Events & functions

Indicative product starting price, not a complete installed project cost. Delivery, installation, site works, services and approvals depend on the project and written inclusions.

A single portable toilet block for sites and rural properties needing a compact standalone facility, with placement and service connections confirmed for the project.

Double Toilet Block — a two-compartment amenity unit

Double Toilet Block

Two independent amenities

Starting price
From $6,700
Configuration
Two independent compartments
Footprint
2.2 × 1.3 m
Best for
Higher-traffic events

Indicative product starting price, not a complete installed project cost. Delivery, installation, site works, services and approvals depend on the project and written inclusions.

A double portable toilet block with two independent compartments, for parks, farms and worksites assessing additional bathroom capacity.

Portable Toilet & Shower exterior with separate toilet and shower entrances

Portable Toilet & Shower

Toilet & enclosed shower · side-by-side

Starting price
From $8,700
Configuration
Toilet + enclosed shower
Footprint
2.16 × 1.30 m
Approx. weight
490 kg
Best for
Construction sites

Indicative product starting price, not a complete installed project cost. Delivery, installation, site works, services and approvals depend on the project and written inclusions.

A portable bathroom for sale with separate toilet and shower compartments. Confirm hot water, connections and delivery for your site.

Accessible Portable Toilet — a wheelchair-accessible amenity unit

Accessible Portable Toilet

Wheelchair-accessible amenity

Starting price
From $12,430
Configuration
Accessible toilet
Footprint
2.16 × 2.96 m
Approx. weight
1,050 kg
Best for
Public & community facilities

Indicative product starting price, not a complete installed project cost. Delivery, installation, site works, services and approvals depend on the project and written inclusions.

A wider, open-plan unit designed around wheelchair access — more inclusive sanitation for public spaces, events and worksites.

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Toilet and shower layouts

Compare facilities, footprints and indicative product prices. Choose for the number of users and the services available on your site, not portability alone.

Single Toilet Block

Starting price
From $4,200 AUD
Footprint
1.1 × 1.3 m
Facilities
Single amenity

One toilet compartment for a compact facility brief.

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Double Toilet Block

Starting price
From $6,700 AUD
Footprint
2.2 × 1.3 m
Facilities
Two independent compartments

Two independent toilet compartments; check peak user demand.

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Portable Toilet & Shower

Starting price
From $8,700 AUD
Footprint
2.16 × 1.30 m
Facilities
Toilet + enclosed shower

Separate toilet and shower compartments; plan hot water as well as wastewater.

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Accessible Portable Toilet

Starting price
From $12,430 AUD
Footprint
2.16 × 2.96 m
Facilities
Accessible toilet

A wider toilet layout; confirm approach, fittings and project access requirements.

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Prices are indicative. A final quote is provided after assessing your selected configuration, site and delivery requirements. Confirm water, wastewater, power, any hot-water provision and servicing access. Transportability does not establish off-grid capability or accessibility compliance.

Buying guide

Plan the facilities your site needs.

Explore portable ablution blocks for sale, including single and double toilet blocks, a combined toilet and shower unit, and an accessibility-focused option. Check the layout, expected demand and service connections before choosing a unit.

Choose a layout

Compare toilet blocks, shower units and access needs.

Choose by facilities and peak demand, not by the word portable alone. These are product-supply pathways; placement, connections and project suitability still need review.

Single toilet block

Review a compact single-compartment layout where one toilet is the starting point.

Double toilet block

Compare two independent compartments, then confirm whether that capacity meets your site's demand.

Portable toilet and shower

Compare separate toilet and shower compartments when bathing facilities are also needed. Confirm hot-water and wastewater arrangements.

Accessibility-focused toilet

Review entrance, internal layout and approach details with the relevant project adviser before selecting an accessible facility.

The essentialsWhat are modular ablutions?

Modular ablutions are toilet, shower or bathroom facilities manufactured off site and delivered for placement and service connections. This range contains compact units, rather than a complete high-capacity shared bathroom building.

Compare the layouts and indicative prices above, then request a quote for the selected unit and your site's delivery, placement and connection requirements.

ConfigurationsTypes of modular amenities

The right configuration depends on the number of users, intended setting, accessibility needs and the services available on site.

Portable toilet blocks
Single and double toilet layouts in the current range. Confirm expected users and peak demand before deciding how many units a site needs.
Toilet and shower units
Our listed Portable Toilet & Shower has one toilet and one enclosed shower in separate compartments. It is not a shower-only or multi-shower block; confirm hot water, power and wastewater needs for your site.
Accessible amenities
Layouts with accessibility considerations for public and community settings, subject to the applicable project requirements.
Separate bathroom facilities
Compare a standalone unit with an accommodation cabin's own bathroom. Do not assume an external amenity unit can be installed as an internal bathroom pod without design review.

Site usesAmenities for farms, caravan parks and remote sites

Different sites need different facilities. A compact unit may be a useful starting point, but a product listing does not establish the right capacity or approval pathway for your operation.

Farms and rural properties
Separate worker facilities from guest accommodation needs. Confirm distance to services, year-round access and who will maintain the wastewater arrangement.
Caravan parks and campgrounds
Review peak guest demand, cleaning turnaround, private versus shared facilities, accessibility and the park's existing service capacity.
Remote worksites
Check transport and lifting access, water storage, power and wastewater servicing before selecting a unit. Remote location does not establish off-grid capability.

BudgetToilet block price versus installed project cost

Compare the selected unit's current supply price and written inclusions with the full installed scope. Transport, unloading, supports or footings, external connections, hot-water arrangements and any project documentation may be separate.

For rural sites, also request a service and maintenance plan for water and wastewater. A lower product price alone does not tell you which layout will cost less to operate.

Why modularWhy choose a modular amenities block?

Manufacturing can happen while the site is prepared, so delivery and connection can be coordinated once access and services are ready. The result is a more defined scope for projects that need durable, easy-clean facilities without building a bathroom trade-by-trade on site.

Some products can also be relocated, which may suit worksites, events and staged developments where the facility needs to move with the project.

Before deliveryConnection and site requirements

A modular amenities block still needs water supply, wastewater planning, delivery access and a level prepared pad or footing arrangement suited to the unit. Rural and off-grid sites often need early advice on the proposed wastewater system.

Final requirements can vary depending on site location, plumbing and wastewater connections, accessibility needs, intended use and local council requirements. ModuHaus can help you understand the practical next steps before quoting or supplier discussions.

Approval contextDo modular amenities need council approval?

Council, building and plumbing requirements can apply depending on the location, intended use, permanence and water or wastewater connection. Public facilities and on-site wastewater systems commonly require more detailed review.

The Council guide is a useful starting point, but the final pathway should be confirmed with the relevant authority or qualified professional for the specific site.

Planning next steps

Find the right amenities solution for your site.

A Planning Assessment helps clarify intended use, access, services and approval considerations before product and supplier conversations become too narrow.

Start a Planning AssessmentHow ModuHaus takes a project from brief to delivery

Questions before you begin

Should I choose a toilet block or a toilet and shower unit?

Start with what users need: a single or double toilet block provides toilet facilities, while a combined toilet and shower unit adds bathing facilities. Compare the layout and expected demand, then check water, wastewater, power and delivery access. The available range includes an accessibility-focused option; suitability needs a project-specific review.

Compare toilet blocks and toilet-shower units
How much does a modular toilet block cost in Australia?

The comparison above shows current indicative starting prices for single toilet, double toilet, toilet-and-shower and accessibility-focused units. Delivery, placement, site preparation, water, wastewater and power requirements vary by project. Assess the selected unit and your site for a final quote.

Compare amenities layouts and starting prices
Can a modular amenities block be relocated?

Many amenities blocks are designed to move between sites, which can suit worksites, events and staged developments. A permanently connected unit may also be relocated, though it will need safe disconnection and reconnection at the new site.

Are modular amenities blocks compliant with Australian standards?

The applicable plumbing, waterproofing, building and accessibility requirements depend on the product, intended use and site. Factory construction can make the specification easier to review, but final requirements should be confirmed for the specific project.

What's the difference between a modular toilet block and a portable toilet?

A portable toilet is usually a temporary self-contained cubicle. A modular toilet block is a built facility that may be connected to water and wastewater, with plumbing, ventilation and finishes suited to permanent or semi-permanent use.

Can a portable toilet and shower unit be used on a farm or remote property?

A farm or remote-site proposal can be assessed, but a transportable bathroom is not automatically off-grid. Confirm water supply, hot-water provision, power, wastewater treatment or collection, servicing access and the selected unit's connection requirements before purchase.

How do I choose an ablution unit for a caravan park?

Start with guest numbers, peak demand, separate toilet and shower needs, cleaning access and accessibility requirements. The current range includes compact units; a larger shared shower block or multi-unit arrangement needs a separate capacity and specification review.

Are these toilet blocks offered for sale or short-term hire?

These pages are for product supply and purchase enquiries, not a short-term portable toilet hire catalogue. Request the selected unit's current price, inclusions, delivery and connection scope before budgeting.