Mobile Toilet with Two Squatting Positions
A mobile toilet with two squatting positions is a temporary or semi-permanent sanitation facility equipped with two independent squatting compartments, primarily designed to meet the needs of multiple users simultaneously.

Structural Features
The mobile toilet with two squatting positions is constructed using lightweight materials, facilitating easy transportation and installation. Its basic structure comprises two separate compartments, each equipped with a squat toilet, a flushing system, and ventilation devices. The compartments are separated by partitions to ensure user privacy. The overall frame is typically made of metal or high-strength plastic, with a waterproof exterior covering. The interior floor is treated for slip resistance, and the roof design takes into account drainage functionality. In terms of dimensions, the two squatting positions are arranged side by side, with an overall width of approximately 1.8 to 2.2 meters, a depth of about 1.2 to 1.5 meters, and a height of around 2.3 to 2.5 meters. Each compartment provides sufficient internal space for an adult to turn around freely, with ergonomic considerations taken into account during design, ensuring an appropriate installation height for the squat toilets.
Ventilation and Lighting
The ventilation system combines natural convection with mechanical exhaust, with ventilation openings at the top of each compartment. Some models are equipped with small exhaust fans to promote air circulation. The lighting system is configured according to the usage scenario, with some models using solar-powered LED lights and others directly connected to the mains electricity.
Materials and Manufacturing
The primary materials include galvanized steel sheets, aluminum alloys, and engineering plastics, which offer corrosion resistance, aging resistance, and ease of cleaning. The sheet thickness typically ranges from 0.8 to 1.2 millimeters, with wall panels often featuring a sandwich structure filled with insulation and soundproofing materials. The interior walls are made of smooth plastics or composite materials for easy cleaning and disinfection. The squat toilets are generally made of high-strength ceramics or plastics with anti-fouling treatments. The plumbing system uses PVC or stainless steel materials, with well-sealed connections to prevent leaks.
Suitable Occasions
It is suitable for various occasions, such as construction sites, outdoor event venues, and temporary resettlement points, effectively addressing sanitation needs and ensuring basic hygiene conditions.




