01
Capacity and placement
Cubicle numbers depend on maximum occupancy and the layout of accommodation, including demand around shared kitchens and parking areas.
Tent pitches, caravan parks and holiday cabins
Camping and Outdoor Stays
Complete outdoor modules can be placed near accommodation areas, with automatic cleaning, remote monitoring and utility options suited to the site.
Concept rendering- Automatic cleaning
- After each use
- Exterior options
- Custom finishes
- Water and power
- Off-grid options
The setting
Convenience after dark
When pitches are spread out, a walk to the restroom can be inconvenient at night or in wet weather. Placement needs to consider walking distance, lighting and equipment noise near tents and cabins.
Reference photographConcept renderingProduct application
Independent cubicles near guests
PS-C1 combines the cubicle and its equipment in one complete module. Units can be placed around the campsite, with honeycomb aluminium enclosures finished to suit nearby cabins, tents or planting.
Cleaning after use
The system handles routine rinsing, drying and odour control. Staff restock supplies, inspect the facilities and carry out periodic deep cleaning.
Limited utilities
Tank, solar and battery options can be assessed against demand, sunlight and the frequency of supply visits.
Maintenance alerts
A dashboard shows equipment condition and faults, helping staff plan inspections and repairs.
Product options
Capacity and utility options
Module dimensions are fixed. Quantity, placement, finishes and utilities are planned for the campsite.
02
Fixtures and finishes
PS-C1 has fixed dimensions, with squat or seated fixtures and custom enclosure colours and finishes.
03
Water and wastewater
Tank-fed facilities need arrangements for both fresh-water replenishment and wastewater disposal, with access for service vehicles.
Installation planning
Campsite installation
Accommodation layout, utilities and service vehicle access need to be checked before the units arrive.
- 01
Facility locations account for the campsite's layout, maximum occupancy and the walk from the most distant pitches.
- 02
Night-time access needs adequate lighting without disturbing nearby tents and cabins; equipment noise also matters.
- 03
Available water, drainage and power connections are checked before any tank, solar or battery options are specified.
- 04
Delivery vehicles need access to the prepared foundations. Service routes remain accessible once the campsite is in use.
Product information
Content reviewed: September 5, 2026
This is an application guide. The final configuration depends on the site, local requirements and maintenance arrangements.
Campsite project enquiries
Our team can help plan new or additional facilities around your campsite layout and expected occupancy.