Shower Trailer Setup Guide

Site Preparation

• Level surface: gravel, asphalt, or concrete. Must support the trailer weight (8,000-21,000 lbs depending on configuration).
• Clearance: minimum 12 feet wide, 14 feet tall for delivery access. Account for trailer length (16-44 feet) plus towing vehicle.
• Turn radius: semi-trailer units require wide turns. Confirm access route before delivery.
• Drainage: slight grade away from the trailer is ideal. Avoid low spots where water pools.
• Service access: pump truck needs to reach the trailer for waste removal. Maintain a clear path.

Power Requirements

Water Supply

Gray Water Handling

• All waste water drains into the trailer's onboard holding tank (750-1,800 gallons depending on model)
• Pump-out on regular service schedule (2-3x/week typical)
• Waste Box adds 660 gallons of additional holding for high-traffic sites
• No gray water goes into the ground — fully contained system

Leveling

We level the trailer during setup using built-in leveling jacks. Minor grade variations are handled by our delivery crew. Extreme slopes may require site grading before delivery.

Delivery Access

• Bumper pull trailers: standard pickup truck delivery. Narrower access is fine.
• Gooseneck trailers: heavy-duty truck with gooseneck hitch. Standard road access required.
• Semi-trailers: tractor-trailer access required. Wide turns, no low overpasses.