Haishiwan Mobile Toilet
The mobile toilet in Haishiwan Town, Honggu District, is located in a densely populated area on the north side of the basketball court under Chuanhai Bridge, providing convenient toilet services for citizens.
Location and Type
This mobile toilet is installed on the north side of the basketball court under Chuanhai Bridge near the wetland park in Haishiwan Town, Honggu District. It is in a densely populated area, facilitating easy access for citizens who come here for fitness, recreation, or walks. The type of this toilet is a foam-sealing public toilet, which uses foam to block odors and has good environmental protection and deodorization effects.
Interior Facilities
- Toilet Cubicle Arrangement: It is equipped with 3 independent toilet cubicles to meet the private toilet needs of different people; 1 men's urinal room for the convenience of male citizens; 1 management room for storing cleaning tools and management supplies to ensure the daily maintenance and management of the toilet; and 1 accessible toilet, fully considering the needs of people with mobility impairments.
- High-Quality Materials: The ceiling, doors, windows, and floors inside the toilet are all made of high-quality materials. These materials are not only durable but also have energy-saving and environmentally friendly characteristics, helping to reduce energy consumption and minimize environmental impact.
- Convenient Amenities: Each toilet cubicle is equipped with convenient amenities such as coat hooks, waste paper baskets, and smart displays. The coat hooks allow citizens to hang their clothes and bags conveniently; the waste paper baskets are used to collect waste and keep the toilet clean; the smart displays can show information such as the toilet's usage status and hygiene conditions, enhancing the user experience for citizens.
Exterior Facilities
An accessible ramp and handrails are installed outside the toilet. This design fully takes into account the toilet needs of the elderly, children, and people with mobility impairments, enabling them to enter and exit the toilet more conveniently and safely, reflecting a human-centered design concept.
