Portable Hand-Washing Station Rental in Rowlett
A portable hand-washing station gives guests or crews real soap and water anywhere. Each station has two foot-pump sinks, soap, paper towels and its own fresh-water tank — no hose or power needed.
Live dispatch Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Updated October 6, 2026
What is a portable hand-washing station?
A portable hand-washing station is a free-standing double sink with foot pumps, a fresh-water tank, a gray-water tank, soap dispensers and paper towels. Two people can wash at the same time, and nobody has to touch a faucet.
Tech specs — PolyJohn Bravo-class 2-sink station
| Height | About 56 in |
|---|---|
| Footprint | About 30 × 30 in |
| Sinks | 2, foot-pump operated |
| Fresh water | About 20 gallons |
| Gray water | Separate holding tank |
| Supplies | Soap, paper towels |
| Uses per fill | Roughly 200–300 hand washes before refill |
| Water / power needed | None |
Do I need a hand-washing station on my job site?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities on construction sites where workers handle paints, coatings, herbicides or other contaminants. Many general contractors require a station next to every toilet cluster. Paul Rental Works delivers stations with the toilets and refills them on the weekly service visit.
Official text: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51. This page is general information, not legal advice; confirm with your site safety plan.
Book it in one call
Call before the routes fill up. Dispatch confirms the delivery day, placement and total price on the first call. Live answer Mon–Sat 7am–7pm.
How many hand-washing stations do I need?
Plan 1 hand-washing station for every 4 toilets when food is served, and at least 1 station within sight of any food vendor or buffet. On job sites, place 1 station beside each toilet cluster. Heavy-use events may need a mid-event refill.
Worked example: a festival with 12 toilets and food trucks. 12 ÷ 4 = 3 stations. Put 1 at each restroom cluster and 1 near the food trucks.
When is a hand-washing station not needed?
A separate station is not needed for a small party when you rent a deluxe porta potty with a sink inside, or when sanitizer is enough and no food is handled. Every standard unit already has a hand-sanitizer dispenser.
Questions customers ask about this rental
5 questions callers asked before booking, answered by our Rowlett dispatch team.
Ask dispatch: (469) 326-3946How many hand-wash stations do I need?
Plan 1 hand-wash station for every 4 toilets when food is served, and at least 1 near any food or vendor area. On job sites, place a station next to the toilets.
Do I need a hand-wash station on a job site?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities when workers handle materials like paints, coatings or other contaminants. Many general contractors require a hand-wash station on every site. Paul Rental Works delivers stations with the toilets.
How much does a hand-wash station cost to rent?
A hand-wash station is priced like a unit: one event rate or one 28-day rate. Delivered together with a toilet, the station shares the delivery trip, which lowers the total.
Do they have a place to wash hands?
Every standard unit has hand sanitizer. Deluxe units have a foot-pump sink with soap and paper towels. For real hand washing at food events or job sites, add a hand-wash station.
Can I get two standards and a hand-washing station?
Yes. Mixing units on one order is common. They come on the same truck, so you pay one delivery.
Get an itemized porta potty quote
Call (469) 326-3946 — dispatch quotes and books in one call. Prefer a form? Send six details and we call or text back with the unit, rental period, delivery, pickup, servicing and tax on one line-by-line quote.
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- Same-day delivery when you call early
- Weekend events dropped Thu/Fri, picked up Monday — no extra days charged
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