Founder, Gregory Burnett - The Portland Loo

4.7

30 testimonials

Founder, Gregory Burnett Burnett Media Group

01.22.2018

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.

Perry’s Pantry Instagram Story

04.22.2024

Love this public bathroom design! Complete privacy and great ventilation so it's not smelly at all.

Love this public bathroom design! Complete privacy and great ventilation so it’s not smelly at all.

Orin O'Neill Facebook Comment

04.01.2024

The Loo is such a brilliant design, and executed so well. Kudos to you all!

Published in CHS Today

10.18.2023

"This Portland-made, free-to-use, stand-alone toilet is working to address common public bathroom concerns."

“This Portland-made, free-to-use, stand-alone toilet is working to address common public bathroom concerns.”

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Trevor Bryant Facebook Comment

08.23.2023

These need to be in every city across America.

Tina Cherry, Community Services Director Monrovia, California

06.19.2023

We have been pleased with the performance of the Portland Loo. We look forward to adding more in the near future.

Susan Muir, Parks and Recreation Director McMinnville, Oregon

06.14.2023

I personally have heard nothing but good things from the public about our loo after it went in, particularly related to that being a model...

I personally have heard nothing but good things from the public about our loo after it went in, particularly related to that being a model for us going forward.

It was a big change for us to go from stick built/traditional restrooms to a Loo and there was some hesitancy initially. Low and behold, it now is just a part of our community, and the overall design, functionality and purpose of the Loo works really well for us.

Mostly what I hear about it now is when people say – we need one of those ‘here’ (pointing to somewhere else in town other than the Jay Pearson Neighborhood Park).

In fact, we hope to replace existing restrooms in 2 other parks with Loo’s hopefully in the next couple of years.