Mobile Toilet with Bed
There is a design for a mobile toilet with a bed, exemplified by the 5.9-meter imported Toyota Hiace model.
I. Basic Vehicle Information The 5.9-meter imported Toyota Hiace has a body size that just fits within the limits of a blue-plate C license, with a vehicle length not exceeding 6 meters and a seating capacity of less than 9 seats. This design allows the vehicle to be driven without a special license, lowering the barrier to entry and making it more convenient for a wider range of people to drive and travel. Additionally, its flexible interior space layout offers two options to meet different user needs: a version with a bed and a version with a toilet.
II. Design Features of the Version with a Bed In the version with a bed, the middle row is equipped with two aviation seats, which come standard with ventilation, heating, massage, and rotation functions. When the leg rests are raised, passengers can enjoy a semi-reclined position for a comfortable experience, effectively relieving travel fatigue. The rear row of connected sofas has a one-touch flattening function, forming a large bed measuring 1.9 meters by 1.5 meters, providing passengers with spacious resting space. Furthermore, the trunk is equipped with a foldable single bed, which, when pulled out, can form a 'bunk bed' structure with the rear large bed, meeting the lying and sleeping needs of a family of four during travel, greatly enhancing travel comfort and convenience.
III. Design Features of the Version with a Toilet The version with a toilet also features aviation seats in the middle row, while the rear row of connected sofas serves both sitting and lying functions. The independent toilet at the rear of the vehicle is a major highlight of this version, equipped with a toilet, sink, a 30-liter fresh water tank, and a sewage disposal system. The toilet meets basic toilet needs, and the sink allows passengers to perform simple washing and cleaning. The 30-liter fresh water tank provides water for washing and post-toilet cleaning, while the sewage disposal system promptly handles wastewater, effectively solving emergency toilet needs and allowing passengers to travel without worrying about finding toilets, enhancing travel autonomy and hygiene conditions.
