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Romtec was hired to design, supply, and install a conventional restroom building for the North Shore Community Park.

Federal standards dictate the minimum requirements for these buildings, but the many accessible facilities go above and beyond the minimum requirements in order to accommodate peoples of all abilities. Romtec has provided thousands of buildings that meet ADA standards and, on many projects, exceed the standards, providing truly accessible restroom buildings.

Romtec has supplied many utility and control buildings over the years and has developed several standard building models to serve as a starting point for our customers. The best utility buildings are designed to meet the specific needs of the location and by correctly planning how staff will use the building.

Aquatic buildings by Romtec are one example of a specialized building. Aquatic buildings are frequently installed around community pools and splash pads and can provide swimmers access to restrooms, showers, and other facilities needed for the facility.

Among buildings for specialized applications, sports complexes have a wide and yet specific set of needs. Much of a sports complex building design will focus on serving diverse groups of visitors and spectators and diverse groups of athletes.Over the years, Romtec has developed several specialized buildings for applications we encounter frequently, including buildings for campgrounds. Most developed campgrounds offer their campers access to several basic amenities to make their visit more comfortable and enjoyable and these facilities are often provided in a campground building.

Among buildings for specialized applications, sports complexes have a wide and yet specific set of needs. Much of a sports complex building design will focus on serving diverse groups of visitors and spectators and diverse groups of athletes.

The Sidewalk Restroom by Romtec is a perfect solution for providing public restrooms in urban applications, and this restroom includes many features that overcome the challenges facing urban public restrooms.

Our flexible design and building process has allowed Romtec to develop a number of specialized buildings that can greatly enhance the surrounding location. One frequent setting we provide buildings and structures for are trailheads. The purpose of most trailheads is to welcome visitors to the area and prepare them for their journey ahead.

Over the past 40 years, Romtec has played an important role in providing high quality waterless restrooms in some of America’s most treasured locations. Vault restrooms are important buildings that are necessary, but no longer need to be strictly utilitarian constructs.

Recently, we posted a blog about protecting buildings and structures from flooding and included a recently completed project called Island Park in Springfield, Oregon. We received a follow-up from the building owners about the building, showing its flood prevention design features in-use.

Romtec works on building projects through a consistent process that begins with providing an approved design and ends when the building is delivered or constructed. Here is an overview of our process and how you can work with our team to get your building completed quickly and correctly.

Extreme weather has been affecting numerous regions across America over the past few months. Romtec has designed, supplied, and constructed buildings and structures in many of these locations and has extensive knowledge on how to protect new structures against the weather conditions they will encounter.