Dongguan Outdoor Mobile Toilet Specifications
Dongguan outdoor mobile toilets come in a variety of specifications, which can be categorized by size and function into single-occupancy standard models, double-occupancy models with partitions, luxury restrooms, and barrier-free models, among others. The specific specifications are as follows:
Single-occupancy standard models come in various overall sizes. A relatively common overall size is approximately 1.2m×1.5m×2.2m, with a compact interior space suitable for scenarios with low foot traffic, such as temporary events and small construction sites. The configuration includes a basic squatting toilet, a flushing system, and a simple handwashing sink. There is also a regular model with dimensions of 110cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height, suitable for ordinary parks and temporary construction site locations; and a mini single-occupancy model with dimensions of 100cm in length, 100cm in width, and 220cm in height, suitable for small exhibitions and commercial streets with high foot traffic. Additionally, there is a model with dimensions of 1 meter in length and width and 2.3 meters in height, made of Dutch-imported plastic.
Double-occupancy models with partitions also come in different sizes. One size is approximately 1.8m×2.5m×2.2m, suitable for use in public places or during peak periods at construction sites. The compartments are made of waterproof panels, providing good privacy protection, and are commonly found in scenic spots and parks with high privacy requirements. There is also a model with dimensions of 180cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height, which can accommodate two people simultaneously and is suitable for team-building venues and outdoor camping areas where multiple people need to use the restroom at the same time.
Luxury restrooms are larger in size, reaching up to 3m×4m×2.5m, and are equipped with relatively complete facilities, including a handwashing sink, a mirror, hooks, an aroma system, and even optional barrier-free facilities for the disabled. They are mostly used in high-end exhibitions, hotel facilities, and other scenarios with high requirements for the environment and services.
Barrier-free models are even larger, generally with dimensions of 180cm in length, 150cm in width, and 240cm in height. They are designed with the needs of the mobility-impaired in mind, providing space for wheelchair rotation to facilitate their use. They are commonly found in large parks, scenic spot entrances, and other places with high foot traffic where special care is needed for the disabled.
