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Mobile Environmental Toilet Specifications

Admin September 24, 2026

The specifications of mobile environmental toilets vary depending on their type and design, commonly covering aspects such as dimensions, toilet compartments, aisle widths, and configurations.

Dimensions: Mobile environmental toilets come in a variety of overall sizes. A common prefabricated mobile restroom measures 2.5 meters by 6.5 meters, typically featuring three toilet compartments and suitable for locations with high foot traffic, such as scenic spots and large event venues. Another model measures 1000×1050×2370 millimeters (length×width×height) and weighs 105 kilograms, made from brand-new HDPE plastic. This compact model is easy to transport and install, allowing flexible placement in areas with limited space.

Toilet Compartment Dimensions: Squat toilet compartments have defined size ranges, with each compartment measuring between 1.00 and 1.20 meters in length and between 0.85 and 1.20 meters in width. This design accommodates users of different body types, ensuring comfort during use. Urinal station dimensions (including urinals) are 0.70 meters in depth and 0.65 meters in width, with a spacing of 0.80 meters between individual urinals. This reasonable spacing prevents interference between users and improves efficiency.

Aisle Width: The design of aisle widths is crucial for user convenience and safety. For single-row squat toilet compartments with outward-opening doors, an aisle width of 1.30 meters is recommended. For double-row compartments with outward-opening doors, a width of 1.50 meters is ideal. For compartments without doors, an aisle width between 1.20 and 1.50 meters is suitable. Appropriate aisle widths ensure smooth passage even during peak usage, preventing collisions.

Other Configurations: Some mobile environmental toilets are equipped with smart systems, such as a bottom-layer PLC data acquisition system, a 40-inch LED toilet compartment monitor, and a 4G remote monitoring module. These support remote control of lighting and flushing systems via a mobile app, enhancing convenience and enabling intelligent management. Take the XC-300 model as an example: it has a freshwater tank capacity of 45 liters and a wastewater tank capacity of 350 liters. This reasonable tank design meets usage needs over a certain period, reducing the frequency of cleaning and water replenishment.