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A handicap model fabricated toilet is a portable restroom unit designed to provide easier and more accessible toilet facilities for elderly and differently abled users. ATESCO's model includes an easy-access wheelchair ramp and additional space for movement and navigation.
ATESCO provides handicap model fabricated toilets for rental in Qatar and throughout the Arab Gulf region. The units are designed for elderly and differently abled users and are also suitable for site and shutdown operations.
Asia Trading Engineering & Services Co. L.L.C. (ATESCO) provides handicap model fabricated toilets for sale and rental in Qatar and throughout the Arab Gulf region.
Yes. The units are specifically designed with extra space for easy movement and navigation, in addition to the wheelchair access ramp.
Yes. ATESCO states that its handicap model fabricated toilets are particularly sought after for elderly and differently abled people in Qatar and the Arab Gulf region.
Yes. The units are approved for Oil & Gas environments and are also described as being finished for shutdown and site operations.
Yes our fabricated handicap model toilets are fire-rated.
The standard dimensions are 9.6 ft × 7.3 ft × 8.6 ft (L × B × H), or approximately 2.9 m × 2.2 m × 2.6 m.
The standard configuration includes a shattaf/bidet spray, tissue holder, light fixture, exhaust fan, water closet, water sink, fresh water tank, sewage tank, wheelchair access ramp and additional space for easy movement and navigation.
Yes. A fresh water tank on the top and a sewage tank at the bottom is included in the standard configuration.
Yes we can customize it as per your sepcific requirement.
Yes. ATESCO sells and provides on rent handicap model fabricated toilets in Qatar and throughout the Arab Gulf region.
The key difference is accessibility. ATESCO's handicap model includes a wheelchair access ramp and additional space specifically intended to make movement and navigation easier for elderly, differently abled and wheelchair users.