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Indoor Mobile Toilet Supporting Room

Admin October 05, 2026

The supporting room for indoor mobile toilets offers flexible configurations that can be selected based on the scenario and budget, mainly including four categories: core toilet configurations, intelligent configurations, auxiliary functional areas, and expandable configurations.

Core toilet configurations are the basic functional modules, covering sanitary fixtures, auxiliary accessories, and ventilation and lighting systems. Sanitary fixtures include water-saving squat toilets or sit toilets, hand basins, urinals (for men's toilets), and odor-proof floor drains. The sanitary ware should have water-saving, odor-proof, and easy-to-clean properties. Auxiliary accessories include toilet paper holders, waste paper containers, clothes hooks with a load-bearing capacity of ≥5kg, handrails (essential for barrier-free toilet stalls), mirrors, and ashtrays. The ventilation system requires a forced air exhaust frequency of ≥5 times per hour, with some equipped with fresh air deodorization systems, and energy-saving lighting fixtures are used.

Intelligent configurations enhance the user experience and safety. Induction and automatic control technologies are widely applied, such as infrared induction flushing, induction hand washing, automatic lighting, and electronic toilet door displays. Intelligent management systems can display toilet stall status in real-time and count the number of users. Some high-end models have intelligent water-saving reminder functions, and emergency call devices have become standard safety features. In terms of energy self-sufficiency, independent toilets use a combination of solar power systems and batteries to ensure continuous use for ≥4 hours without an external power supply.

Auxiliary functional areas meet diverse needs. The management room and tool room are for use by management personnel or for storing cleaning equipment, with areas of not less than 4㎡ and 1-2㎡ respectively. The third toilet is designed for families and special groups, equipped with a wheelchair turning space (diameter ≥1.5 meters), adult and children's sit toilets, urinals, hand basins, and children's safety seats, reflecting humanistic care.

Expandable configurations adapt to different scenarios and environmental protection requirements. Water-flushing systems need to be equipped with clean water tanks, sewage tanks, or septic tanks, supporting traditional water flushing, circulating water flushing (after biological treatment), and high-pressure air-water flushing (water-saving) modes. Waterless flushing systems include water-free packaging types (using biodegradable plastic bags) and microbial degradation types (zero emissions). Ancillary equipment such as liquid level monitoring devices, exhaust deodorization pipes, and fecal extraction ports ensure stable operation. In addition, special scenarios can expand barrier-free facilities (such as wheelchair ramps and handrails), mother-and-baby room functions (baby changing tables and bottle warmer sockets), and intelligent deodorization systems. External signs and emergency safety configurations (emergency call buttons and non-slip pedals) further enhance practicality.