Industries that can benefit from locker room, shower and restroom trailers

Any company or organization that frequently travels and does business or hosts events outdoors can benefit from quality-made restroom, shower and locker room trailers from The Trailer Showroom.

Whether you manage a professional sports team, oversee a team of hardworking construction professionals who put in long hours on job sites, or work on location in the film and television industry, chances are good that you will have a need for affordable, well-built restroom, shower and/or locker trailers.

Other scenarios in which one of these trailers would be of use include...

• Concerts/Outdoor Festivals
• Camping
• Emergency Response
• Working in Remote Locations

No matter what the scenario, having clean, comfortable and private restroom and showering facilities is always a plus. With The Trailer Showroom, customers can choose from a wide selection of restroom/shower/locker room trailers and customize their order to ensure they get exactly what they want at the price they can afford.

Here is a brief overview of a few of our shower, restroom and locker room trailers:

Century II Restroom Trailer
This popular model features two separate, private restrooms (one men's room and one women's room). Each room includes lockable base cabinets, solid surface counter tops, self closing faucets, soap dispensers, shatterproof mirrors, ceramic china pedal flush toilets, occupancy lighting, and more. The men's room includes an auto flush ceramic china urinal. This trailer would be ideal for a company or individual who is planning on hosting a fairly large group of people in a space where restrooms may not be readily available.

The price for the Century II Restroom Trailer is $15,575 with a $1,350 deposit. Like the rest of our trailers, the Century II Restroom Trailer is available with a variety of add-ons or upgrades. Click here to see what other options are available. 

Century V Restroom and Shower Trailer
The Century V Restroom and Shower Trailer features five separate, private bathrooms, each including a shower, toilet and sink. This model is perfect for companies and organizations that are planning to have a large number of people in a remote location for a long period of time. Other features of this model include lockable base cabinets, solid surface counter tops, self closing faucets (sink and shower), shampoo and soap dispensers, shatterproof mirrors, 32"x32" shower pan, 1 piece non skid rubber flooring, tankless on-demand gas water heater, and more.

The Century V Restroom and Shower Trailer is $37,625 with a $3,125 deposit. Learn more about this model and available upgrades here.

Keep in mind that a shower combination option can be added to any of our Century II, III, and V models. If you would like 1, 2 or all of the separate cubicles to have the shower combo, we will be happy to accommodate.

The Trailer Showroom is a leading manufacturer of shower, restroom and locker trailers, all of which are proudly made right here in the USA. To learn more about our company and products, feel free to give us a call at 1-877-45TRAILER (1-877-458-7245).

The Basics of Trailer Maintenance

Even though our products are extremely well made right here in the USA and many come with our 5-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, routine maintenance is still required! Of course many of our customers are familiar with what it takes to keep a trailer running great and looking its best. For those who need a little refresher, here you go:

Keep it Clean

Since many our trailers are coated with several coats of special automotive paint and sealer, it is best to use a solution specifically designed for automotive finishes. Avoid using a high-powered pressure washer, which can be rough on the finish. We typically recommend hand washing with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth. If you spend time in areas affected by snow, ice, or salt air and moisture, it will be necessary to rinse your trailer lightly after it's been exposed to the elements. Keeping your trailer clean will add years to its life. Be sure to give the areas around lights, fenders, doors, windows, and any other exterior hardware a good cleaning as well.

After a good scrub, rinse the trailer and either allow it to air dry or towel dry it. A coat of wax, especially on the exterior metal components, is another way to boost the longevity of your trailer, plus it makes it look fantastic!

Repair-Replace-Refurbish

After cleaning, give your trailer the once over, inside and out. Keep an eye out for any rust or popping paint. Check the flooring, lights, and interior walls and ceiling for signs of wear. If your model has doors and windows, check the integrity of seals and gaskets to ensure that moisture does not seep in and harm your precious cargo.


Lubricate

Your trailer's joints and axles keep the ride smooth, so make sure they stay well-greased and in good repair. Built up dirt and grime cause the lubrication to wear down, which results in friction and possible breakdown. These areas need extra special attention: the winch, ball hitch, springs, and tongue jack. Other vital components that keep your trailer moving efficiently are the wheel bearings. Keep these well greased so the trailer wheels can fully rotate.

Check the Air

The manual that came with your trailer includes details regarding the suggested pounds per square inch (psi) of inflation. This is an important item, especially if your trailer sits for long periods of time when the tires will just naturally lose a little air here and there on their own. Driving with low air is dangerous and can cause a blowout. Don't forget to check your tire treads as well! Replace those worn out tires and check your spares while you're at it. The Boy Scouts motto is certainly true when it comes to maintaining your treasured vehicles: "Be prepared."