Location Planning of Mobile Toilet Entrances

The location planning of mobile toilet entrances should be based on specific scenarios and requirements, with common planning principles as follows:

1. Concert Scenarios

• Decentralized Layout According to Audience Areas: Distribute mobile toilets evenly around the audience seating based on the venue's seating arrangement and entrance/exit locations. For example, place 1-2 units on each side in front of the main stage, and set up one group every 2000 square meters in the bleacher areas; additional independent units can be added near the VIP areas to reduce waiting times for the audience.
• Close to Entrances/Exits and Aisles: Reserve space near the main entrances/exits and ticket inspection points of the venue, and place one unit every 50 meters along both sides of the aisles to make it easy for the audience to find and use them quickly, avoiding congestion caused by searching for toilets.
• Consider Functional Zoning and Accessibility Needs: In addition to regular male and female toilet stalls, set up 1-2 accessible toilets (including facilities for the disabled), such as handrails and low-level sinks; add mother-and-child toilets near the mother-and-child rooms, equipped with baby changing tables and safety seats to meet the needs of special groups.
• Avoid Crowded and Construction Areas: Keep the units away from core functional areas such as the stage and sound equipment to avoid noise interference; also stay away from temporarily erected billboards and equipment rooms to ensure a safe distance and prevent safety hazards caused by collisions or equipment failures.
• Gradient Distribution Based on Pedestrian Density: The viewing area, entrances/exits, and dining area are the three core areas for mobile toilet placement. For example, it is recommended to set up 2-3 mobile toilets near the ticket inspection points and security check areas at the audience entrances; around the main performance stage, place 5-8 mobile toilets on both sides of the stage and in the middle of the front row of the audience seating; if there is a dining area on the site, add 2-4 mobile toilets within 30 meters around it to cope with the pedestrian flow pressure during peak dining hours.

2. Home Scenarios (Similar Reference) If马桶 (toilet) relocation is involved to change the position of the drain outlet, special flat pipes and relocators can be used. Measure the position and cut a groove, and install it after determining specific dimensions such as the toilet opening being 45 centimeters from the side wall and 42 centimeters from the back wall (400-millimeter pit distance). However, it should be noted that this scenario is fundamentally different from the location planning of mobile toilet entrances and only serves as a reference for similar position-changing operations. The actual planning of mobile toilets should focus on the needs of public spaces.