Folding Mobile Toilet Installation Guide

The installation of folding mobile toilets requires selecting the appropriate steps based on the type. Common types include outdoor mobile folding toilets and mobile restrooms (non-fully folding types). The specific installation methods are as follows:

I. Installation Steps for Outdoor Mobile Folding Toilets

1. Select Installation Location
   Ensure the ground is flat and free of sharp objects to prevent structural tilting or damage due to uneven ground. If used outdoors, avoid low-lying areas prone to water accumulation to prevent rainwater from flowing back in.

2. Unfold Support Structure
   Lightweight metal (such as aluminum alloy) or plastic supports should be fully unfolded to their designed shape, with connecting parts aligned and secured. Some supports feature a folding design similar to small tents, requiring inspection of the sealing (e.g., whether waterproof rubber rings are intact) and firmness (e.g., whether screws are tightened) at all joints to prevent loosening or deformation during use.

3. Install Collection Bag
   Fix a disposable biodegradable or plastic collection bag at the designated position on the support (usually secured with hooks or clips), ensuring the bag opening is fully expanded and wrinkle-free. Before or after use, add a curing agent/absorbent material (provided in small packages) to reduce odors and facilitate subsequent cleaning.

4. Detail Inspection

• Support Structure: Gently shake the support to confirm no wobbling and check that all connection points are secure.
• Collection Bag: Gently pull the edge of the bag opening with your hand to confirm good sealing and prevent leakage of waste.

II. Installation Steps for Mobile Restrooms (Non-Fully Folding Types)

1. Preparation Stage

• Ground Requirements: The ground must be flat and capable of bearing the overall weight of the restroom (e.g., a packing-type restroom weighs approximately 100-200kg) to prevent tilting due to ground settlement after installation.
• Sewage Pipeline: Check that the connection between the sewage outlet and the external pipeline is unobstructed to prevent blockages.
• Model Selection: Choose the appropriate type based on the usage scenario (e.g., packing-type for areas without sewage pipelines, microbial degradation-type for places with high environmental protection requirements).

2. Assemble Frame

• Fix Base: Place the base at the predetermined position and secure it to the ground with expansion screws or ground anchors to ensure stability.
• Install Walls: Connect the right, left, and front wall panels in sequence, using dedicated screws to lock them tightly. Pay attention to ensuring the panel direction matches the design.
• Assemble Top: Install the upper slots, embed the top components (such as the roof panel and ventilation ducts) into the slots and secure them, add ventilation louvers, and then cover with the top cover, ensuring the ventilation opening faces a reasonable direction (to prevent odor from flowing back due to headwinds).

3. Final Work

• Clean Surfaces: Wipe the inner and outer surfaces with a dry cloth to remove dust or stains left during installation.
• Tighten Bolts: Check that all bolts and nuts are tightened, especially at wall connections and top fixing points.
• Sealing Test: Inject a small amount of water into the restroom and observe for any leakage, focusing on the sewage outlet and wall joints.

Precautions

• Outdoor Type Maintenance: When storing for a long time, keep the support structure and consumables (such as collection bags and curing agents) separately to prevent metal parts from rusting or plastic from aging.
• Frame Assembly Safety: The frame of non-fully folding restrooms is heavy and usually requires two people to cooperate during installation to prevent tipping and injury.