Biltmore Brings ‘Gilded Age’ to Site Restrooms

NEW YORK – Portable restroom provider CALLAHEAD has designed a “gilded age” construction portable restroom, the Biltmore, for wealthy residential clientele—a first for the industry.

The Biltmore was designed with the Vanderbilt Mansion in mind to make it ideal for any estate, landmark, or affluent home construction or renovation job. However, the Biltmore is not only a gorgeous antiqued-style portable restroom on the outside but also the cleanest in the industry.

The Hamptons, North Shore, and Westchester are just a sample of luxury residential neighborhoods in which the Biltmore Portable Restroom was designed. CALLAHEAD, in business since 1976, has invented and designed more for the portable sanitation industry than any other company. CALLAHEAD innovations and designs have all been created by CEO Charles W. Howard, who is also an award-winning builder and designer.

Not only does the Biltmore Portable Restroom by CALLAHEAD add gilded age charm to the location, but it also adds value. This is the first time anyone has created an architecturally designed portable restroom like the Biltmore for long-term construction jobs. 

When Howard was asked why he designed the Biltmore Portable Restroom, he replied, "Most portable restrooms for construction create a perfect contrast at the job site. We wanted to create a portable restroom to flow with the coloring, creating a higher value."  Mr. Howard continued, "The Biltmore's design makes a person more inquisitive while also tying into an era in American History which increases the value while giving the consumer greater value for their money."

The muted green and yellow exterior was carefully selected by Howard, emulating the bygone era. A specialty designed CALLAHEAD signage is a bronze plaque reminiscent of the gilded age. The plaque's design is aged and partly polished showing hues and shadows as if the plaque was 150 years old, adding to the Biltmore's vintage style. The roof of the Biltmore is an aqua color.   Everything about the Biltmore's design was meticulously thought out to create sophistication onsite and blend in beautifully with high-end real estate.

"The Biltmore was designed for old-world residential homes and architecture in affluent neighborhoods,” said Howard. “The goal with the Biltmore is to increase property value rather than decrease it while it is onsite. The Biltmore will naturally increase property value while on the property, while a plain traditional portable restroom could decrease real estate value. The Biltmore makes for happier property owners and happier neighbors."  

Thanks to CALLAHEAD using only hospital-grade cleaners and disinfectants, users are assured of the cleanest portable restrooms in the field. The Biltmore Portable Restroom is a win-win for the property owners and the construction crews who will be using it.

The spacious interior of the Biltmore includes a lockable door with an occupancy sign for privacy, a comfortable toilet seat, a non-splash urinal, a covered double toilet paper dispenser, an antiseptic dispenser, a coat and hat hook, a hover handle, a convenience shelf, interior mirror, and an LED solar panel ceiling light to deliver plenty of light inside day or night. In addition, the Biltmore requires absolutely no electricity at all to operate.

For more, go to callahead.com.