Haikou Rural Renovation Mobile Toilet
The mobile toilets for rural renovation in Haikou mainly feature new eco-friendly mobile toilets, characterized by integrated design, complete facilities, ease of use, customizability, and mobility.

Integrated Design: The new eco-friendly mobile toilets for rural renovation in Haikou adopt an integrated design with the septic tank, which is made of fiberglass and buried underground. Compared to the traditional septic tanks made of cement and bricks, this design is more environmentally friendly, effectively preventing fecal water from seeping into the ground or leaking out, thereby reducing the risk of water pollution in rural areas from the source and playing a significant role in protecting the rural ecological environment.
Complete Facilities: Although the mobile toilet covers an area of only 2.25 square meters, it is fully functional. It is fixed to the ground with four steel pipe supports and equipped with basic sanitary facilities such as a squat toilet, water tank, washbasin, and showerhead inside, meeting the daily needs of villagers for using the toilet and washing up. Meanwhile, the waterproof louver windows installed on three sides above ensure good ventilation, keeping the air inside the toilet fresh and enhancing the user experience.
Ease of Use: During use, the toilet is easy to flush and odor-free, providing a comfortable environment for villagers. When the septic tank is full, villagers only need to contact professionals for cleaning. The cleaned feces will be transported to a biogas station for power generation, achieving resource utilization of feces, solving the problem of feces disposal, and generating clean energy.
Customizability and Mobility: These mobile toilets can be customized in advance according to the number of people in the user's household, with a production cycle of about 10 days. They are easy to install and can be reused, with a service life of up to 20 to 30 years. This feature greatly facilitates the practical needs of villagers for relocation and house construction. When villagers need to relocate or build houses, they can dismantle the mobile toilet and reinstall it in a new location, avoiding the waste of repeated construction.




