What Types of Mobile Public Toilets Are There
There are various types of mobile public toilets, with the following being common ones:
6-Row Outdoor Restroom for Scenic Spots, Campsites, and Parks: This type of mobile public toilet is constructed with a galvanized steel frame, which offers high strength and stability, enabling it to adapt to complex outdoor environmental conditions. It is covered with waterproof asphalt shingles, providing good waterproof performance to effectively prevent rainwater leakage. Its greatest advantage is that it can be moved easily with a crane, offering high flexibility for relocation and arrangement at different sites. Inside, there are six independent squatting compartments, each equipped with a squat toilet, a sink, an exhaust fan, and a ceiling light. The squat toilet meets basic toilet needs; the sink allows users to clean their hands conveniently; the exhaust fan can promptly remove odors, keeping the restroom air fresh; and the ceiling light provides sufficient illumination, ensuring normal use by users at night.
Apple Pod Toilet: The Apple Pod toilet has a unique shape, resembling an apple, with high recognizability. One of its key features is customizable layout. For example, Mr. Wang from Zhejiang customized an Apple Pod-shaped toilet with eight independent squatting compartments, capable of meeting the needs of many people using it simultaneously. A rainproof facility is installed in front of the toilet to effectively prevent rainwater from entering the interior and protect the internal facilities from damage. Additionally, a public sink is placed under the rainproof facility, facilitating users to wash their hands collectively after using the toilet and enhancing convenience.
General Mobile Toilet: It typically consists of a fecal sewage storage tank (or fecal sewage treatment device), flooring, sanitary ware, walls, washing equipment, a water tank, a roof, and a mobile device. The fecal sewage storage tank is used to collect and store fecal sewage for subsequent treatment and cleaning. The flooring ensures the flatness and stability inside the toilet. The sanitary ware includes squat toilets and sit toilets to meet different toilet habits. The walls serve to divide the space and protect privacy. The washing equipment, such as sinks, allows users to clean themselves. The water tank supplies water to the sanitary ware. The roof provides shelter from wind and rain. The mobile device enables the toilet to be moved and installed conveniently.
