Room Partition Mobile Toilet

"Room Partition Mobile Toilet" may involve two scenarios: indoor toilet relocation or portable toilets, as detailed below:

1. Indoor Toilet Relocation (Adjusting Toilet Position within a Room)

If you need to move the toilet within a room, choose the method based on the drainage type: 1.1 Same-Floor Drainage (Sunken Bathroom) The drainage pipes are located on the same floor, allowing for direct relocation by extending or shortening the pipes, which is relatively convenient. However, attention must be paid to the pipe slope design to avoid poor drainage. 1.2 Cross-Floor Drainage (Drainage Pipes Pass Through the Floor)

• Toilet Relocator: Suitable for short-distance relocation (recommended not exceeding 2 meters), requiring the floor to be raised and a drainage slope to be set. Insufficient slope can lead to sewage retention and pipe blockage.
• Floor Drain to Wall Drain Conversion: Connect the toilet drain to the wall adjacent to the sewage riser, suitable for same-floor or cross-floor drainage. Requires the construction of a false wall to hide the pipes, which can be combined with storage design to improve space utilization.
• Relocating Sewage Pipes Downstairs: Requires negotiation and consent from the downstairs resident, with high construction difficulty, usually considered as a last resort.

2. Portable Toilets (Temporary Facilities Independent of Rooms)

If you need to arrange toilets outside the room or in temporary locations, the following types are available: 2.1 Product Types

• Single-Unit Type: Independent compartment structure, suitable for locations with dispersed foot traffic (such as small construction sites, temporary event venues).
• Modular Type: Modular拼接 (modular拼接 here means modular assembly) design, expandable into multiple compartments, equipped with sinks, urinals, etc., to meet high-traffic demands.
• Special Function Type: Includes barrier-free access toilets, microbial degradation eco-friendly toilets (reducing sewage discharge), luxury types (equipped with air conditioning, lighting, etc.), suitable for specific scenarios.

2.2 Materials and Structure

• Main Frame: Made of steel structure to ensure stability and wind resistance.
• Exterior Wall Materials: Commonly used galvanized steel plates, stainless steel plates, or aluminum plates, combining corrosion resistance with aesthetics.
• Internal Configuration: Anti-slip floors, waterproof layers, aluminum alloy doors and windows with insulated tempered glass, enhancing safety and durability.

2.3 Application Scenarios Suitable for municipal squares, tourist attractions, construction sites, road traffic, and other temporary or mobile locations. Requires prior planning of water and electricity access points, supporting rapid deployment and position adjustment.

Summary: Relocating a toilet within a room requires choosing a relocation method based on the drainage type and paying attention to blockage risks; arranging portable toilets outside the room requires selecting a type based on scenario needs and ensuring materials, structure, and water and electricity configurations meet standards.