The Portland Loo

“The Portland Loo, a unique, patented outdoor bathroom that inspires such worship in its fanbase you’d think that Steve Jobs himself had designed it. This adoration comes despite the fact that the 24-hour loo was built to be as inhospitable as possible. This toilet does not want to be loved, but in Portland, it is No. 1 (and, presumably, sometimes No. 2 as well).”

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“This is free-standing, really, the top of the line as far as what we want because they need to be indestructible,”

Published in CBC British Columbia

“Portland Loos are the only public toilets with their own social media accounts. And a Portland Loo in Vancouver, B.C. was voted the best public toilet in Canada in 2012.”

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Bathrooms in public spaces is a necessity. Urban centers are faced with serious questions of ease of installation and use, security, durability and life cost as well as a need to select options that will age well in the public landscape. The Portland Loo hits all these points with flying colors. These guys have thought of everything…perhaps the most of which is the principle of keeping it simple. Unnecessary features always cause maintenance, customer service and cost issues. You will not find a better quality option available anywhere… period. It helps that they are also manufactured with pride right here in the NW. Go with the Portland Loo.

The Victoria Loo isn’t known for being lavish, but the stainless steel, unisex toilet provides an eco-friendly, convenient and free service that appealed to the most voters.
“You can’t deny that there is a strong relationship in business success between offering a clean, friendly, convenient washroom that’s accessible to customers, and in this case, to the community,”

Published in CTV News Vancouver

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