Mobile Toilet Standard Container

Mobile toilet standard containers mainly come in two specifications: 20-foot and 40-foot containers. Here is a detailed introduction:

20-foot container:

• External dimensions: Its external dimensions are 6058×2438×2896mm. This size design not only ensures sufficient internal space for setting up toilet stalls and related functional areas but also facilitates transportation and installation, adapting to various site conditions, whether it is temporary event venues in cities or construction sites in remote areas, enabling relatively convenient deployment.
• Toilet stall configuration: The standard configuration includes 2 - 4 toilet stalls, with separate compartments for men and women, fully considering the needs of users of different genders and avoiding embarrassment and inconvenience during use. Additionally, a hand-washing area is provided, allowing users to clean themselves after using the toilet, enhancing comfort and hygiene.
• Number of floors: It is mainly single-story, but the reinforced version can be stacked up to two floors. The single-story design is suitable for most conventional scenarios, with simple and quick installation; while the reinforced version that can be stacked up to two floors increases flexibility in use. In situations where site space is limited but more toilet stalls are needed, stacking can be used to increase the number of stalls and meet the needs of more people.

40-foot container:

• External dimensions: The external dimensions reach 12192×2438×2896mm. Compared to the 20-foot container, its length is significantly increased, providing a broader space for setting up internal functional areas.
• Toilet stall configuration: The standard configuration includes 6 - 8 toilet stalls. In addition to meeting basic toilet needs, it also has an accessible stall, demonstrating care for special groups and facilitating use by disabled individuals and those with mobility issues. There is also a management room for storing cleaning tools and management supplies, facilitating staff management and maintenance. The provision of a hand-washing area further enhances hygiene standards during use.
• Number of floors: It is usually single-story. Due to the numerous and complex internal functional areas, the single-story design is more convenient for users to enter and exit and for the rational utilization of internal space.