Keys for Mobile Toilets

The keys for mobile toilets are usually used in conjunction with specific types of door locks. The prices of different types of door locks vary, with common products available at different price points such as ¥30.0, ¥36.00 per piece, and ¥39.6.

Common Types and Prices

• Occupied/Unoccupied Locks for Train Accessories: These locks are commonly used in mobile toilets at train stations, tourist attractions, sanitation facilities, etc. They come with keys and have an occupied/unoccupied indicator function, making it convenient for users and managers to know the usage status of the toilets. Priced at ¥30.0, they are relatively affordable and suitable for mobile toilets with certain cost requirements and in relatively conventional usage scenarios.
• Mobile Toilet Bolt Locks: These are mostly used in public restrooms in parks. They also come with keys and have an occupied/unoccupied indicator function, clearly showing whether the toilet is in use. Priced at ¥36.00 per piece, they strike a good balance between functionality and price, making them suitable for mobile toilets in most public places.
• Stainless Steel Sliding Door Locks: These are mainly used for sliding doors in indoor balconies, kitchens, and bathrooms, as well as in some mobile sliding door scenarios. Made of stainless steel, they are sturdy and durable, come with keys, and can ensure the safe use of doors. Priced at ¥39.6, they are slightly more expensive than the first two types of locks, mainly due to their material and the specificity of their usage scenarios. They are a good choice for mobile toilet doors that require higher security and durability.

Selection Advice

When choosing keys and related door locks for mobile toilets, it is necessary to decide based on the specific usage scenario, budget, and security requirements. For cost-sensitive places with relatively low usage frequency, such as some temporary mobile toilets in small tourist attractions, the lower-priced occupied/unoccupied locks for train accessories can be selected. For places with high usage frequency and large foot traffic, such as public restrooms in parks, mobile toilet bolt locks may be more appropriate. For indoor mobile toilets or special places with high requirements for door security and durability, stainless steel sliding door locks are a better choice.