ADA Planning

Accessibility should be designed into temporary infrastructure, not added as an afterthought.

Too often, ADA-compliant restroom access is treated as a box to check — a single compliant unit parked at the edge of a site, disconnected from the rest of the facilities. That approach isolates users and falls short of real accessibility.

Containerized restroom facilities can integrate ADA-compliant compartments into the primary layout — wider doors, turning radius, grab bars, and accessible fixtures specified from the start, not retrofitted. The result is a facility where accessibility is part of the design, not an exception to it.

Accessibility designed in is accessibility that works.