Portable stand-alone restroom facility with handicap access

A portable stand alone restroom facility, comprising:

• a generally planar base having a plurality of sides;
• a base surround formed from elongated strips cooperatively engaged in a lengthwise manner and peripherally positioned around said base;
• a plurality of interchangeable wall panels extending generally upwardly from said base and each having a recess along its lower width mateable with said base surround for increasing structural integrity of said facility, said plurality of wall panels defining a cabana interior;
• a plurality of wall connectors interlocked in a lengthwise manner between adjacent wall panels to retain said wall panels and to increase structural integrity of said facility;
• a roof panel operatively engaged with said plurality of wall panels;
• a door including a door frame pivotably located between two of said plurality of wall panels;
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• a wall rib including mounting brackets for affixing said rib to said plurality of wall connectors within said cabana interior to increase structural integrity of said facility and to facilitate access to said cabana interior by physically disabled persons.

A portable stand-alone restroom facility, comprising:

• a generally flat planar base having a plurality of sides;
• a base surround attached to said base and defining a peripheral shoulder around said base;
• a plurality of wall panels each extending generally perpendicularly upwardly from said base to define a cabana interior, each of said plurality of wall panels defining a recess along its lower edge that engages with a portion of said base surround to increase cabana structural integrity;
• a door panel hinged to a door frame positioned between two of said plurality of wall panels and including a bottom edge generally coplanar with said base;
• each of said wall panels including side strips extending lengthwise along its sides for securing said wall panel to adjacent wall panels;
• a plurality of wall connectors each being positioned between adjacent wall panels for interlocking said adjacent wall panels in a lengthwise manner, each of said plurality of wall connectors being generally triangular in shape and including a pair of securing strips on opposing sides thereof, said securing strips defining strip slots for engaging said side strips of said adjacent wall panels;
• a vent stack positioned in a lengthwise manner between two of said panels and including venting means at an upper end and a vent flange at a lower end communicating with said cabana interior for passing air from said cabana interior through said vent means;
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• a wall rib secured generally horizontally to an inner surface of at least two of said plurality of wall connectors and spaced apart therefrom within said cabana interior thereby increasing said cabana structural integrity and functioning as an access rail for physically disabled persons.