Bathroom & Locker Room Containers

Durable, Climate-Controlled Restroom And Locker Room Facilities Built From Modified Iso Containers

20’ & 40’ SIZES • WORKFORCE-FRIENDLY RESTROOM LAYOUTS • INDUSTRIAL-GRADE DURABILITY

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Customizable Bathroom & Locker Room Floor Plans

These floor plans come from our extensive design library and are some of the most common layouts for a modified container repurposed for bathrooms and locker rooms.

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  • 20-Foot
Men

Men's Shipping Container Bathroom

Starting price: $33,905
  • Efficient restroom layout: Two toilets with stalls, plus three urinals separated by privacy screens.
  • Durable, climate-controlled interior: PVC paneling, vinyl coin flooring, PTAC heating/cooling, and bright LED lighting.
  • Ideal use: Perfect for job sites needing a compact men’s restroom that supports steady crew traffic.
  • 20-Foot
Women

Women's Shipping Container Bathroom

Starting price: $34,680
  • Spacious, stall-based design: Four toilets with stalls to accommodate women’s restroom needs.
  • Clean, comfortable environment: PVC paneling, vinyl coin flooring, PTAC climate control, and well-lit interiors.
  • Ideal use: Ideal for job sites requiring a standalone women’s restroom with reliable capacity and privacy.
  • 40-Foot
Dual Gender Shipping Container Bathroom

Dual Gender Shipping Container Bathroom

Starting price: $64,829
  • Two fully separated sections: Dedicated men’s and women’s areas with separate entrances.
  • High-capacity amenities: Five toilets, four urinals, five sinks, and dual PTAC units for consistent comfort.
  • Ideal use: Ideal for large crews requiring a high-volume, multi-stall restroom solution with true privacy separation.
  • 40-Foot
Shipping Container Locker Room

Shipping Container Locker Room

Starting price: $52,854
  • Full-service facilities: Includes two showers, two toilets with stalls, and dual sink vanities.
  • Durable, easy-clean interior: PVC paneling, vinyl coin flooring, ample lighting, and powered ventilation.
  • Ideal use: Best for crews or shift teams needing on-site shower and locker facilities.

LOOKING TO CUSTOMIZE THESE FLOOR PLANS?

You’ve got it! Falcon offers an extensive library of modification options for you to choose from. Here are some of the most popular modifications used for bathroom and locker room containers. 

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Container Bathrooms & Locker Rooms Vs. Traditional Prefab Facilities

Containerized bathrooms and locker rooms offer greater durability, security, and climate control compared to lightweight prefab restroom trailers or temporary bathroom units like porta potties. Built from steel shipping containers, these facilities deliver long-term performance in demanding environments.

Delivery & Permitting

These floor plans come from our extensive design library and are some of the most common layouts for a modified container repurposed for bathrooms and locker rooms.

Delivery & Logistics

Falcon coordinates nationwide delivery using vetted, insured drivers and a range of transport options, including tilt-bed trucks, flatbeds, and step-decks, to ensure your modified container arrives safely and on schedule. We’ll guide you through every step so delivery day is predictable and straightforward.

Site readiness

Before delivery, your placement area should be flat, level, and compacted so the doors open smoothly and utilities drain correctly. A concrete slab, gravel pad, or other hard, level surface works well. Containers must be placed with all four corner castings supported, and the ground should allow enough clearance for safe maneuvering of the delivery truck or crane if necessary.

Access & placement

Your driver will need a clear path from the street to the final location, with adequate width for turning and enough overhead clearance for the truck and container. If a crane or forklift is required for placement (common with flatbed or step-deck deliveries), Falcon will advise you during scheduling.

Utility preparation

If your unit includes electrical or plumbing:

  • Electrical service should match your container’s required 208V/220V power and be installed by a licensed electrician. All units must be properly grounded with a 6-foot grounding rod.
  • Plumbing connections require a licensed plumber and typically involve a ¾-inch water inlet and a 3-inch black-water drainage line.

We’ll provide shop drawings and connection details so your local contractors can prepare before the unit arrives.

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Permitting Support

Depending on your location and intended use, container-based structures may require building, electrical, mechanical, or other necessary permits. Falcon helps simplify this process by providing the documentation and support your local authority will expect.

What we provide
  • Stamped engineered drawings and structural details
  • Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) documentation
  • Guidance on applicable building codes and use classifications
  • Support coordinating submittals with your local permitting office

Because requirements vary widely by jurisdiction, from temporary use permits to full foundation inspections, we help you understand what’s needed early, reducing delays and keeping your project on track.

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FAQs

What types of fixtures can be included in a container bathroom?

Container bathrooms can include toilets, urinals, sinks, showers, and accessibility features. Floor plans can be configured to meet code and traffic requirements.

Do bathroom containers require plumbing connections onsite?

Yes. Units typically connect to water, sewer, or holding tank systems. Falcon provides guidance on connection points and site preparation, but a licensed plumber should always oversee the connections.

Can these units be installed as permanent facilities?

Absolutely. Modified shipping containers are durable enough for long-term installations and can meet code requirements for permanent bathroom or locker room use.

Are these containers suitable for extreme climates?

Yes. Insulated walls and HVAC systems help maintain comfortable temperatures in both hot and cold environments, making them ideal for industrial or remote sites. Depending on your climate, we can suggest modification options that will ensure year-round comfort. 

Ready to get Started?

Contact our team for a detailed quote, customization options, and guidance on selecting the right bathroom or locker room container for your operation.