Here you will find all kinds of information about prefabricated restrooms. Learn how installing a prefabricated restroom by Green Flush is one of the most cost-effective and eco-friendly ways to provide your visitors with a quality public bathroom experience.
This is because our prefabricated restrooms have advantages over site-built structures, including consistent quality, lower cost, and less time spent on planning, design, and installation. Where water and sewer are not available, we offer a flush modular restroom option that provides the same experience as our standard prefab restrooms, even without utility connections. In addition, our sealed vault system means that you can have a flush bathroom even in a remote location, no longer needing to settle for a stinky vault toilet.
The chart below compares the advantages of flush vaults; vault toilets; and conventional flush restrooms. Even though they cost more than vault toilets, conventional flush restrooms are usually installed where...
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Making public restrooms can sometimes be ironic work. On the surface, it would seem that meeting one of the people’s most basic needs is a simple task. A room, a...
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In July of 1990, the United States Congress enacted a civil rights bill called “The Americans with Disabilities Act” (“ADA” for short). Similar to other civil rights legislation, it protects...
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In the past we’ve talked about how Green Flush Restrooms can bring a flush restroom experience to areas where doing so would be incredibly difficult or expensive (places without water,...
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When building a public restroom, one does not only consider the people that will use the restroom. There is another group of people that need to be considered and prepared...
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In remote locations, effective strategies for keeping flush toilet restrooms open during the winter are not obvious. When flush restrooms are subject to interior temperatures below freezing, the water...
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As the name suggests, Flush-Vaults™ are flush restrooms built over vaults that contain the sewage. Vault restrooms are typically installed in areas not served by sewer or septic systems. They...
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How do we install our restrooms? The typical answer is “it depends.” Take for example one of our more recent installs. A crane was ideal in this example because the...
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Unisex restrooms hold advantages over gender divided restrooms in certain situations. The first and most obvious advantage is that having classical gender divided restrooms requires a minimum of two restrooms....
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Thinking about installing a composting toilet? Conceptually, it might seem like a pretty cool idea. More advanced than a typical vault toilet, and more environmentally savvy. They can even generate...
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