Handwashing & Sanitation Stations

Good hygiene keeps lines shorter and people happier. Foot-pump handwashing stations and sanitizer stands work alongside portable restrooms to improve flow at events and add practical safety on jobsites. We’ll help you choose the right mix and position stations so they’re easy to use without creating bottlenecks.

At events, add sinks near concessions, family areas, and high-traffic pathways so visitors don’t have to double back. On construction sites, placing hygiene points near break zones and material staging reduces crowding at restrooms and keeps crews on schedule. We’ll review site surfaces and drainage, discuss refill routines, and suggest spacing that matches your headcount and footprint.

If you’re planning a multi-day event or a long-term project, we’ll outline a servicing plan to keep water and sanitizer replenished. Bundling sinks with your restrooms often simplifies logistics and helps ensure consistent coverage where it matters most.

What to consider: - Traffic patterns around food, break areas, and exits - Stable, level placement with spill management in mind - Refill cadence aligned with attendance or crew size

FAQs Q: Do sinks need a water hookup?
A: Foot-pump stations are self-contained. We’ll explain capacity and refilling so you know what to expect over your schedule.

Q: How many stations should I order?
A: It depends on crowd size, event length, and layout. We’ll suggest a count and spacing plan based on your details.