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Chengdu Rural Mobile Toilets

Admin September 21, 2026

In Chengdu's rural areas, mobile toilets mainly come in three types: simple, metal-carved panel, and advanced ones using microbial degradation technology.

Simple Mobile Toilets: These are suitable for temporary rural events. Represented by single-squat-position models, they are relatively affordable, with prices starting at 2,500 yuan. Their simple structure allows for quick and easy installation, meeting temporary toilet needs promptly. However, their functions are relatively basic, focusing mainly on providing basic toilet space, with shortcomings in comfort and supporting facilities. They are suitable for short-term, small-scale events.

Metal-Carved Panel Double-Squat-Position Toilets: The exterior walls of these toilets are made of metal-carved panels, featuring a combination of traditional Chinese textures and modern aesthetics, well-suited to the environmental styles of rural public places. The double-squat-position design provides users with independent spaces, avoiding crowding and enabling efficient flow. In terms of quality, they are fire-resistant, moisture-proof, and corrosion-resistant, ensuring durability and safety. Additionally, they are quick to install and easy to clean, equipped with ventilation systems, water-saving flushing devices, lighting, and toilet paper holders as standard, enhancing the user experience and meeting the relatively long-term and stable public toilet needs of rural areas.

Mobile Toilets Using Microbial Degradation Technology: These advanced mobile toilets, introduced by Zhongyunhui (Chengdu) Technology Group Co., Ltd., feature cutting-edge technology. Their biggest advantage is that they do not require connection to water supply, drainage, or sewage networks. Through independently developed microbial degradation technology, they can convert excreta on-site into dry organic fertilizer, achieving "zero emissions." This not only fundamentally solves the traditional toilet's dependence on water resources, with a single public toilet saving up to 3,000 tons of water annually, demonstrating significant energy-saving and consumption-reducing effects, but also avoids environmental pollution from excreta, making them highly suitable for rural areas with relatively scarce water resources and high environmental protection requirements.