Mobile Simple Toilet Indoor
The indoor design of mobile simple toilets features a simple basic structure, practical functional configurations, decor that balances aesthetics and practicality, and an economical design suitable for public settings.
In terms of the basic structure, some mobile simple toilets are repurposed from water storage barrels. Inside, wooden strips are fixed to increase height, providing a spatial foundation for the subsequent installation of other facilities. At the same time, plastic soft boards are installed to form walls; this material is relatively lightweight and cost-effective. The upper part of the water storage barrel is placed on top as a roof, which not only achieves resource reuse but also provides some protection against wind and rain.
Regarding functional configurations, the drainage system is a crucial aspect. Holes are drilled at the bottom to install drainage pipes, forming floor drains. Some designs also connect the drainage pipes to sewage barrels, facilitating the collection and treatment of sewage. For bathing facilities, water pipes connect the bath heater and showerhead, with the inlet pipe extending to the doorway to supply water to the sink, meeting basic bathing and cleaning needs. In terms of sanitary ware, toilets are installed with fixed water tanks, and some designs use independent squatting positions to accommodate the usage habits of different people.
In terms of decoration and practicality, for aesthetic purposes, the wooden strips are painted with white waterproof paint, which not only enhances the visual effect but also prevents the wooden strips from being damaged by moisture. The walls are made of gray-white metal carved panels, which have thermal insulation properties and can improve the indoor environment. For lighting and ventilation, sliding windows are installed on the front wall to ensure indoor air circulation and lighting. Some designs are also equipped with stone wall lamps to provide illumination at night. In terms of spatial division, customized models have separate male and female areas, with independent room designs and complete signage, making it easy for users to quickly find the appropriate area.
Regarding economical design, some models adopt an 8-squatting-position layout with integrated installation of water, electricity, and sanitary ware. This design is suitable for public settings such as large event venues and construction sites. It can meet the usage needs of a relatively large number of people within a limited cost, improving resource utilization efficiency.
