Is a trailer AccessoLoo and is designed for the longer events where the facilities may need to be left on site for a few days. Named after a young lady from Coleraine, Lilia is self-sufficient to a degree and will work on leisure batteries for a day, Lilia does have a generator for charging after and event has ended so that she is ready for the following day, however a power source for recharging Lilia overnight is preferable. Accessed via a wheelchair lift, on the side of the AccessoLoo, she has a more compact footprint. However, Lilia also incorporates a fully operational shower for those who are thinking about festival attendance.

Named after a local disability campaigner from Crossgar, County Down, this is our largest AccessoLoo which is a luton body built on a VW Chassis. Utilising the tail lift to gain entry, Michaela AccessoLoo has an internal space of 2m x 4m. Totally self-sufficient, running from leisure batteries, she is able to pull up at any event and be ready to accept users within minutes of arrival.

Zack is a Citroen Relay low loader with a platform lift accessed on the passenger side of the vehicle. Fully self sustainable operated by onboard batteries and water tanks Zack has the ability to turn up at any location and be ready for use within minutes of arrival. Zack has been named after a young disability campaigner from Lancashire, England.

A Vauxhall Movano box van, Jack sits lower to the ground as is accessed via a wheelchair pltform lift at the rear. His namesake is a young disabled boy from County Kildare in Ireland. Jack AccessoLoo has an internal area of 2,2m x 4.1m. Totally self-sufficient, running from leisure batteries, he is able to pull up at any event and be ready to accept users within minutes of arrival.