Methods for Making Plastic Mobile Toilets

There are three common methods for making plastic mobile toilets:

Making with a Large Plastic Bucket

First, prepare a large plastic bucket and cut it at the one-third mark to divide it into upper and lower parts. Find a large wooden board, attach four universal wheels to it for easy movement. Fix the wooden board around the plastic bucket with screws and secure wooden strips to enhance stability. Then, use a cutting machine to create a notch in the plastic bucket as the entrance to the toilet. Wrap and fix wooden boards along the edge of the entrance to form a door frame. Install aluminum-plastic panels at the extended positions of the wooden boards to increase the height of the plastic bucket. Paint the wooden board of the upper part of the cut plastic bucket white to improve aesthetics. Process a door from the wooden board and install it on the door frame with hinges. Use a hole expander to drill a hole near the bottom of the plastic bucket and connect and install a drain pipe. Use another plastic bucket to make a water storage tank and install water pipe connectors. Make a showerhead using PVC pipe connectors and fittings and install valve switches, etc. In this way, a mobile toilet based on a large plastic bucket is basically completed.

Making with Water Storage Tanks and a Pallet

Fix universal wheels at the four corners of the bottom of a plastic pallet to facilitate movement. Place water storage tanks collected from garbage stations on the pallet. Use an angle grinder to cut along the marked lines on the top of the water storage tanks to remove the tops and form open-top tanks. Invert another open-top water storage tank and stack it on the first one, and fix the outer frames of the two water storage tanks with self-tapping screws. Cut a rectangular opening in the outer frame of the water storage tanks as the entrance. Drill a hole in the internal floor of the water storage tanks, insert an elbow, and connect it to a water pipe and seal it to ensure smooth drainage. Place the toilet bowl over the drain and fix it with glue to prevent leaks. Fix water pipes on the wall with clamps, install a faucet, and fix a stainless-steel basin as a sink below the faucet. Connect the water inlet pipe to the toilet tank, connect the shower hose, and install a shower bracket and a toilet seat. Finally, make a door for the toilet from wooden boards and hinges and install a door handle.

Simple Bucket-Type Toilet

Prepare a 10 - 20-liter plastic bucket with a lid, thick garbage bags, absorbent materials (such as cat litter or wood shavings), toilet paper, disinfectant, and optionally, a simple tent or screen. Line the inside of the bucket with garbage bags, ensuring they completely cover the inner walls and fold the edges over the outside of the bucket and fix them. Spread 2 - 3 centimeters of absorbent material at the bottom of the bag to absorb moisture from the excrement. Place toilet paper and disinfectant for easy use. A simple handrail or bracket can be installed beside the bucket to increase stability during use. Finally, use a tent or screen to create a private space and place it on a flat surface.