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Mobile Toilet with Double Toilets and Shower

Admin October 11, 2026

There are designs for mobile toilets with double toilets and a shower. Here are some specific design examples and their features:

I. New Double-Connected Mobile Restroom

The new double-connected mobile restroom features a toilet and shower design, with a compact overall structure and complete functionality. Its width is 1.6 meters, length is 3 meters, and height is 3.1 meters. This size design ensures sufficient internal space while facilitating easy movement and placement. The exterior wall uses metal carved panels in a wenge wood color, which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and corrosion-resistant. It is equipped with a single aluminum alloy glass door, ensuring ventilation and enhancing privacy protection. The restroom floor is laid with anti-slip flooring, effectively preventing falls caused by wet floors. Internal facilities include a squat toilet and a ceramic sink, meeting basic toilet and washing needs. The shower area is equipped with corresponding shower facilities, such as a showerhead and drainage system, providing users with a comfortable shower experience.

II. Integrated Toilet and Shower Design

In addition to the double-connected design, there is also an integrated toilet and shower design, such as the Apple Pod-shaped mobile toilet. This design cleverly combines the toilet and shower areas, saving space and improving usage efficiency. The mobile toilet has three squat positions, meeting the needs of multiple users simultaneously. The exterior wall also uses metal carved panels, ensuring an aesthetically pleasing and durable appearance. The shower facilities are fully equipped, including a showerhead, faucet, and drainage system, providing users with comprehensive shower services.

III. Integrated Shower and Toilet Public Restroom

Furthermore, there is an integrated shower and toilet public restroom design, typically used in public places or temporary event sites. This design features separate areas for men and women, with the men's restroom having two squat positions and partitions, ensuring user privacy and comfort. The shower area is relatively independent of the toilet area but is also equipped with complete shower facilities, such as a showerhead and drainage system. This design meets the hygiene needs of public places while improving usage efficiency.