Rooftop Mobile Simple Toilet
Rooftop mobile simple toilets typically have the following characteristics:
Space and Basic Structure
They generally have a space of about one square meter. Although the area is not large, it can meet basic usage needs. The internal layout is compact and reasonable, equipped with a squat toilet for users to relieve themselves. It also has a hand-washing faucet to meet the need for cleaning hands after using the toilet, ensuring basic hygiene conditions.
Flushing and Water Supply System
There are two black ball devices at the bottom, which are its unique operational designs. When a user steps on one of the black balls, the squat toilet will automatically flush. This design does not require a complex operation process, is convenient and quick, and can promptly clean up excrement, keeping the interior of the toilet clean and hygienic. Stepping on the other black ball will make the faucet release water, which can be used for hand-washing, providing convenient hand-washing conditions for users and helping to reduce the spread of bacteria.
Door Bolt and Status Display
The door is equipped with a door bolt. When a user pulls the door bolt closed, an "Occupied" sign can be seen from the outside, clearly informing others that the toilet is currently in use, preventing others from accidentally entering and causing embarrassment. When the user pulls the door bolt open, it shows "Vacant" outside, facilitating the use of others in need. This design is simple and practical, effectively improving the usage efficiency of the toilet.
Other Design Types
In addition to the above common types, there are also mobile toilets with a double-layer roof design. They adopt a galvanized frame structure, which has high strength and stability and can withstand a certain amount of external force, ensuring the safety of the toilet during use. The exterior walls use metal carved panels, which are not only aesthetically pleasing and have a certain decorative effect but also provide a certain protective function, extending the service life of the toilet. In addition, some double-layer roof mobile toilets are also equipped with a public hand-washing area, further improving hygiene conditions and the user experience, and can meet the usage needs of more people.
