Banan Simple Mobile Toilet

The tidal public toilet in the Banan simple mobile toilet is a special design that can effectively adjust the ratio of male and female toilet stalls and alleviate the pressure of using the toilet during peak hours.

Basic Structure of Tidal Public Toilets

The tidal public toilets in Banan District have a separate "tidal toilet" set up within the ordinary male and female toilets. This toilet is equipped with two squat toilets, the same as the configuration in ordinary toilets. Moreover, it can display the toilet usage status through an electronic screen on the door, making it convenient for users to understand the availability of toilet stalls.

Core Features of Tidal Public Toilets

Their core feature lies in the ability to adjust the number of male and female toilet users as needed during peak hours, enabling a rapid switch between male and female toilets. The specific operation method is as follows: when the tidal door on the male side is locked, the toilet stall is adjusted for female use; when the tidal door on the female side is locked, the stall is adjusted for male use. This flexible adjustment method allows for a reasonable allocation of toilet stall resources according to actual needs during peak hours.

Practical Effects of Tidal Public Toilets

This design effectively alleviates the problem of women queuing for the toilet during peak hours. According to feedback from citizens, although the tidal toilet has only two squat toilets, it can basically reduce the waiting time by half. This significantly improves the usage efficiency of public toilets and enhances the user experience for citizens.

Promotion of Tidal Public Toilets

The Chongqing Urban Management Bureau has promoted tidal public toilets. By using sensors to monitor the gender ratio of the人流 (pedestrian flow), it can open the middle "tidal zone" in real-time and use smart doors to flexibly switch between male and female toilet stalls. Currently, tidal public toilets have been built in three districts: Nan'an District, Yubei District, and Banan District. In the future, they will continue to be constructed in newly built or renovated public toilets where conditions permit, allowing more citizens to benefit from this user-friendly public toilet design.