Dianjiang Mobile Toilet Installation

The installation of mobile toilets in Dianjiang mainly includes two aspects: the construction of new mobile public toilets and the upgrading and renovation of existing public toilets.

Construction of New Mobile Public Toilets

Dianjiang plans to build two new mobile public toilets, located respectively on the north section of Mingyue Avenue and beside Wenhua Road Primary School. The mobile public toilet on the north section of Mingyue Avenue will have four regular restrooms and one management room, while the one beside Wenhua Road Primary School is planned to have five regular restrooms and one management room. In terms of project construction, it covers several key steps. The construction of the toilet exterior walls is fundamental, serving not only as an enclosure but also requiring a certain degree of aesthetics and durability. The installation of base plates provides a stable supporting structure for subsequent decoration. The treatment of the toilet interior walls and floors is also crucial. The interior walls need to be smooth and easy to clean, while the floors should have good anti-slip properties to ensure the safety of users. The installation of squat pans and flush tanks is the core functional part of mobile public toilets. The selection of squat pans should conform to ergonomic principles, and the flush tanks should ensure smooth flushing and water efficiency.

Upgrading and Renovation of Public Toilets

Dianjiang has upgraded and renovated 52 public toilets, mainly divided into three categories. There are eight public toilets in the first category, with the focus on renovating the exterior facades to make them more aesthetically pleasing and in harmony with the surrounding environment. At the same time, intelligent devices are added to enhance the technological sense and convenience of the public toilets, such as installing smart sensor flushing equipment and air quality monitoring devices. Third restrooms are also set up according to local conditions to meet the needs of special groups, such as the disabled, the elderly, and children. There are 34 public toilets in the second category, mainly focusing on functional improvements. Damaged facilities within the public toilets are repaired and maintained, including replacing broken door locks, faucets, and lighting fixtures to ensure the normal operation of all functions of the public toilets. There are ten public toilets in the third category, with the main goal of eliminating safety hazards. A comprehensive inspection and rectification are carried out on aspects such as the structural safety and electrical safety of the public toilets to safeguard the lives and property of users. The project of upgrading and renovating public toilets was fully completed by the end of January 2024.