Modular bathrooms and showers
for mining and construction
Sanitary infrastructure for mining camps, job sites and field operations. Galvanized steel structure, non-slip floor, ready-to-connect water and drainage.
Sanitary infrastructure ready to connect
Bathroom and shower modules complete the infrastructure of mining camps, job sites and field operations. They integrate with accommodation modules and are configured according to the number of users and project requirements.
Specifications of the sanitary module
Configurations available
Individual module
Toilet + sink + shower. For personal use or small groups. The most compact.
Shared module
Multiple fixtures. Configuration for groups of 10 to 30 people, depending on model.
Mixed configuration
Combination of units based on camp assessment. To be defined per project.
Manufacturer data. Contact us for dimensions, weight and availability of each model.
Integration with the camp
Combined with dormitory, office and dining modules for a complete sanitary solution without civil works.
MODULAR BATHROOMS & SHOWERS — FAQ
- How many people can a modular bathroom module serve?
- The individual module (toilet + shower + sink) is sized for personal use by up to 6-8 people per shift. For larger camps, multiple modules are combined: a configuration of 4 sanitary units can serve 30-40 people in morning and afternoon shifts. The exact number depends on the shift schedule and the comfort standard of the project.
- Do they connect directly to the water and drainage network?
- Yes. The modules come prepared with hot and cold water connections and a drainage point. They connect to the camp's temporary installation or to water tanks and septic chambers in areas without a sewer network. No civil works are required for installation: they are leveled on the ground and the pipes are connected on the same day.
- Are they suitable for high-altitude or extreme cold areas?
- Yes. The galvanized steel structure and hermetic perimeter sealing of the sanitary modules make them suitable for intense cold conditions. For operations in high-altitude areas in San Juan and Mendoza or in Patagonia, we recommend insulating exposed pipes against frost, which we coordinate as part of the comprehensive camp solution.
- What regulations cover sanitary modules in camps?
- Decree 351/79 (Work Hygiene and Safety Regulation) and Resolution 905/15 of the Ministry of Labor establish the requirements for sanitary installations in camps. ARTs verify compliance with these conditions for the authorization of mining and construction projects. Our modules comply with the required construction standards.
Do you need bathrooms and showers for your camp?
Include them in your quote or contact us separately. We respond within 24 hours.