General Mobile Toilet Size Diagram

The common size specifications of general mobile toilets mainly consist of single-person types, supplemented by double-person types and barrier-free models, with specific sizes varying according to the type. Here is a detailed explanation:

Single-person Mobile Toilets
The standard size of the regular model is typically 110cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height. This design is suitable for most public places, such as scenic spots and construction sites, with a compact layout that meets the needs of single-person use. It is usually equipped with a standard squat toilet or sit toilet, a sink (which may be omitted in some simple models), and a ventilation system. The height design takes into account both adult comfort and structural stability.
The mini single-person model measures 100cm in length, 100cm in width, and 220cm in height, making it more compact than the regular model and suitable for spaces with limited room, such as temporary event venues or narrow corridors. Its internal facilities are similar to those of the regular model, but space may be saved by reducing the size of the sink or simplifying the ventilation structure.

Double-person Mobile Toilets
The size is generally 180cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height. This design allows for simultaneous use by two people by extending the length, making it suitable for areas with high foot traffic, such as large exhibitions and sports event venues. It is usually divided into two independent toilet units, each equipped with an independent door lock, lighting, and ventilation equipment to ensure privacy and hygiene conditions.

Barrier-free Mobile Toilets
These are larger in size, typically measuring 180cm in length, 150cm in width, and 240cm in height. Their design must accommodate the turning space required for wheelchairs, with an internal width increased by 40cm and a height raised by 10cm compared to regular models to facilitate use by individuals with mobility impairments. Internal facilities include barrier-free handrails, a low-positioned sink, an emergency call button, etc. The floor is made of non-slip material, and the door width must be ≥90cm to accommodate wheelchair passage. These toilets are commonly found in places with high requirements for barrier-free facilities, such as hospitals, nursing homes, and transportation hubs.

It should be noted that actual sizes may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer, material selection (such as metal frames or plastic shells), and functional configurations (such as whether a baby care station is added). However, the above data represents industry-standard specifications and can serve as a reference for planning and procurement.