PolyJohn brings something new to their portable restroom lineup with the PJP4. What makes this unit different from other PolyJohn offerings is an all-new, all-plastic front.
“We have two main front panels,” says Danny Schaver, marketing director for PolyJohn. “One that has an aluminum door frame, the PJN3, and now the plastic front in the PJP4.”
The company developed the unit partly because of interactions with end users. “We knew that we needed to change a few things with our all-plastic front variation and after talking with many customers there were a couple things that stood out,” Schaver says. “We developed a larger door opening, better door spring points and larger company logo area.”
PolyJohn accomplished those additions while also including features like a foot door opening spot, universal rotary latch and a stronger vertical rib structure. “We always, always go to our customers for input in product development,” Schaver says. “There are many rounds of our business development team talking with customers, gaining data and coming back in house with our engineering team for developing and testing.”
The end result is a portable restroom with an exterior height of 91 inches, width of 43.5 inches and length of 47 inches. Interior space measures 82 inches tall by 41 inches wide and 41 inches long. The PJP4 comes standard with a 60-gallon holding tank and weighs 165 pounds. The door offers an opening width of just over 26 inches and is 73 inches tall.
PJP4 units are available in 15 color options and customers can also choose to mix and match from various corner and screen colors. Optional features include a multipurpose shelf, instant antiseptic hand cleanser and foam dispensers, containment tray, sink and paper towel dispenser.
“We have a great lineup of interchangeable parts and variations,” Schaver says. “These new fronts are all part of the PJ unit family. And now with the addition of our Grated Skid, we have built a buffet of products that our customers can choose from to have whatever option they want to make their fleet their own.”
The PJP4 was officially released at the WWETT Show, and Schaver says it was well received. “Users like that it fits the look and feel of previous models of PJ units so it will be able to blend into the rest of their fleet.” 800-292-1305; www.polyjohn.com
