Portable handwashing station configurator: compare servicing as well as the user-facing basin
A portable handwashing station has two different users: the person washing and the person refilling and servicing it. A useful configurator should make both sides of the equipment visible.
Compare servicing as well as the user-facing basin
Review the basin, tap and selected control arrangement from the approach, then open the service access and inspect the tank positions. Discuss how fresh and waste containers are removed and where the unit will be used. Keep the station’s surroundings and servicing process in the project notes.
User-facing fittings or easier tank servicing?
Review both tasks separately. The basin and control arrangement matter to the user, while fresh- and waste-tank access matter to the operator. Open the service area before discussing finish so the customer can understand the selected equipment’s arrangement from both sides.
Compare the user face and the tank-service face
Basin fittings and activation preferences describe the user side of the station. Tanks, access and emptying concern its service side. Review both before agreeing the visual package, especially when the intended site has limited space around the unit.
Record consumables and the actual servicing routine alongside the selected equipment. Keep water provision, waste handling and any site requirements identifiable in the proposal. The station image should communicate an equipment choice without suggesting that a particular fitting validates the whole hygiene process.
Portable handwashing stations options to compare
Review the selected model before refining individual details. Available choices can change with the model and earlier selections; the groups below describe the current starting configuration.
Layout
- Wash positions
- Single wash position
- Two wash positions
Dimensions
- Width per wash position
- 600–800 mm in the current model
- Cabinet depth
- 550–750 mm in the current model
- Basin rim height
- 800–1000 mm in the current model
- Back panel above basin
- 450–750 mm in the current model
Materials
- Cabinet finish
- Galvanized appearance
- Anthracite
- Deep blue
- Sage
Basin
- Basin shape
- Round pressed bowl
- Rounded rectangular bowl
Plumbing
- Water connection
- Fresh and waste tanks
- External service connections
- Service tank width
- 180–240 mm in the current model
- Under-counter heater appearance
- Include or omit
Controls
- Wash fitting
- Foot-pump spout
- Sensor-operated spout
- Manual lever mixer
Accessories
- Soap dispensers
- Include or omit
- Paper towel dispensers
- Include or omit
- Back-panel mirror
- Include or omit
- Side waste basket
- Include or omit
- Service splashback shelf
- Include or omit
Base
- Mobile braked castors
- Include or omit
Hardware
- Transport handles
- Include or omit
- Service door hinge side
- Left
- Right
Dimension ranges describe the current model controls. Confirm the selected product, final measurements and supplied specification with the manufacturer.
Worked example: a customer brief for portable handwashing stations
For a temporary event, save the preferred station and record the refill and waste-handling process. Identify fittings and containers on the proposal, with supply, cleaning and actual hygiene requirements agreed by the operator.
From portable handwashing stations choices to a clear proposal
Identify the selected station and fittings on the proposal. Water provision, cleaning procedures and any hygiene requirements need agreement for the actual use. A visual foot control or tank arrangement explains the equipment; it does not establish that a particular event or workplace has met its obligations.
Questions for your portable handwashing stations review
- User approach
- Tank removal
- Service-door access
- Agreed hygiene requirements
Useful views for the portable handwashing stations review
Use these inspection views to discuss the arrangement and visible details before approving the specification.
- Basin, drain and wash fitting
- Fresh and waste tanks, pump and plumbing
- Foot control, mobility and service access
Portable handwashing stations configurator FAQs
Does a foot-control reference certify hygiene compliance?
No. It identifies a visual equipment choice. The actual product, operating process and applicable requirements need confirmation for the intended use.
What should be checked on the service side of the station?
Review tank access, filling, emptying and the selected fittings as well as the user-facing basin. Record the intended site and servicing routine. Keep consumables and any water-management requirements identifiable so the proposal explains how the selected unit will be supported.
Put the choices
in the same view.
Explore the portable handwashing stations configurator, review the available product options and discuss your own range with our team.