Portable Toilet Application in Coffee Shops
Coffee shops can utilize portable toilets, which offer advantages such as customization and flexible deployment, meeting the restroom needs of coffee shops in various scenarios.
Portable toilets are facilities that can be moved as a whole and set up at locations with fixed or temporary needs. They have the advantages of mobility, modularity, and ease of transportation, making them suitable for a variety of venues. Coffee shops can also introduce them based on their own requirements.
In terms of materials and structure, portable toilets are generally composed of a frame structure welded from steel. The bottom is welded with channel steel or I-beams, the columns use square steel, and the wall materials include color steel plates, fiberglass, stainless steel, and metal carved panels. For example, a six-stall municipal public toilet portable restroom uses metal carved panels and can be customized in terms of appearance and number of stalls. Coffee shops can customize them according to their own decoration styles and space sizes.
From the perspective of application scenarios, in outdoor dining settings, large outdoor portable public toilets (with dimensions of three meters by six meters) have already been used at the entrances of restaurants. They are equipped with sinks, women's toilet stalls, mop sinks, men's urinals, etc., meeting the restroom needs of dining venues. If a coffee shop has an outdoor dining area, it can also use portable toilets of a similar size to solve customers' restroom problems.
In terms of customization and procurement, portable toilets support customization, including appearance, size, and number of stalls. Prices vary depending on specifications and purchase quantities. For example, the starting price for a six-stall row of portable toilets is 6,550 yuan per unit, with a production cycle of 15 days and a hoisting installation method. Coffee shops can choose appropriate specifications and quantities for procurement based on their own budgets and actual needs.
In addition, although the barrier-free toilet at Beijing Najia Tree Coffee Shop is a fixed facility, its automatic sliding door, handrails, Braille maps, and other designs provide convenience for people with disabilities. Such design concepts can also be applied to the customization of portable toilets, reflecting the coffee shop's humanistic care.
