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When it comes to safely transporting portable toilets, there are multiple ways to secure a unit. From ratchet straps to strapless solutions, every PRO has a personal preference that works for their business. That said, there are options that we would urge you to use over others. This is based on recommendations from manufacturers on how to protect your investment by not only getting units to their destinations safely but also doing so in a way that prevents damage to the units (so if you are overtightening your straps, stop!).
The infographic below shows how you should (or shouldn’t) strap a unit. Take a look and consider whether you should change your approach to maximize safety and unit lifespan.
For more information, check out our related infographic on ways to tie down your units.
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How to Strap a Unit
Safely Transport Units to Increase Life of the Unit
- Good! – 2 Ratchet Straps
- Better!! – Cargo Net
- Best!!! – Trailer Skid Clamps
- No Good – Overtightening Ratchet Strap
