Combination of Toilet and Squat Pan in Mobile Toilets
Among the publicly available mobile toilet products, there is no explicit mention of a standardized mixed combination of toilets and squat pans, but similar needs can be met through customization or complementary functional designs.

I. Common Configurations of Existing Mobile Toilets
Mobile toilets currently on the market primarily feature a single type of toilet, mainly divided into the following two categories:
All-Squat Pan Design
- Four-Squat Mobile Toilet: Made of gray and white metal carved panels, it has two ceramic squat pans in both the men's and women's restrooms, with a common hand-washing area in the middle and a complete water and electricity system.
- Two-Squat Mobile Toilet: The exterior walls are brick red and gray metal carved panels, with ceramic squat pans, a hand-washing sink, and an exhaust fan inside, suitable for small-scale usage scenarios.
- Two-Squat Prefabricated Mobile Toilet: Designed in gray tones, it offers a gender-neutral option, with some models including urinals but not mentioning toilets.
Combination of Squat Pan and Urinal
- Four-Squat Scenic Area Mobile Toilet: The men's restroom has two squat pans and urinals, while the women's restroom has two squat pans, meeting different needs through functional zoning but not involving toilets.
II. Feasibility of Mixed Design of Toilets and Squat Pans
Customization Solutions
If both toilets and squat pans are required, it is necessary to contact manufacturers (such as Taihe, Guyijia, Dezhou Hongtu) for customization. Manufacturers can design mixed-type mobile toilets based on spatial layout, water and electricity conditions, and usage scenarios, such as adding toilets in the men's restroom area or installing toilets in accessible toilet stalls.Complementary Functional Alternatives
- Urinal + Squat Pan: Adding urinals in two-squat or two-stall toilets can partially replace the function of toilets, reducing the direct demand for toilets.
- Accessible Toilet Stalls: Some prefabricated mobile toilets offer gender-neutral options and can be equipped with toilets separately to meet the needs of special populations.
III. Recommendations and Precautions
- Clarify Usage Scenarios: Different scenarios such as scenic areas and construction sites have varying demands for toilet types, and configurations should be selected based on factors such as foot traffic and usage habits.
- Consult Professional Manufacturers: When customizing mixed-type mobile toilets, it is necessary to communicate with manufacturers in advance about spatial planning, water and electricity connections, and sewage disposal methods to ensure the design complies with regulations.
- Refer to Industry Standards: The design of mobile toilets should comply with the Design Standard for Urban Public Toilets (CJJ 14-2016) to ensure hygiene, safety, and accessibility facilities meet standards.
For further information on specific products or customization processes, it is recommended to contact relevant manufacturers directly to obtain technical solutions and quotations.




