Carved Panel Movable Toilet
Carved panel movable toilets come in various types and designs to meet the needs of different scenarios.
Waterless and Sewage-Free Type: There are metal carved panel movable toilets that are waterless and sewage-free, featuring a two-squat-position design. This design is suitable for places with scarce water resources or where sewage disposal is inconvenient, such as remote mountain construction sites and wilderness campsites. Without a stable water supply and a complete sewage system, they can operate independently, providing basic toilet needs for people. This not only solves sanitation issues but also does not impose additional burdens on the local environment.
Shower-Integrated Type: There are movable toilets with a four-panel-one-roof design that integrate shower functions. The materials include color-coated steel plates and metal carved panels. They come in various specifications, such as 1.31.32.35 and 1.11.12.35, with an applicable temperature range of -35 to 100℃, and the brand is Hemai. These movable toilets have comprehensive functions, not only providing toilet facilities but also meeting people's shower needs. At temporary large-scale event sites like music festivals and sports events, where there are large crowds and long activity durations, people have a need to shower. These shower-integrated movable toilets can function well in such situations. Moreover, their wide applicable temperature range allows them to be used normally in different climatic conditions, whether in the cold north or the hot south.
Flat-Roof Design Type: The flat-roof metal carved panel movable public toilets have an overall design of 8 meters in length, 3 meters in width, and 2.9 meters in height, with sturdy and durable welded galvanized square steel frames. They are equipped with open hand-washing areas, urinals in the men's toilet area, and separate squat positions. This design places more emphasis on the user experience and sanitary conditions. The open hand-washing areas allow people to clean their hands promptly after using the toilet, reducing the spread of bacteria. The arrangement of urinals and separate squat positions in the men's toilet area reasonably divides the space and improves usage efficiency. They are suitable for temporary public places in cities, such as squares and parks, when there is a need for temporary sanitary facilities during events.
