Scenic Spot Mobile Toilet Site
There are various types and designs of mobile toilets at scenic spots to meet different scenarios and needs.
Some scenic spots order mobile public restrooms with specific specifications. For example, a completed mobile public restroom is 3 meters wide, 6 meters long, and covers an area of 18 square meters. Its overall exterior wall is made of metal carved panels, which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also have certain durability and protective properties. In terms of interior design, the floor of the women's restroom is laid with waterproof and anti-slip rubber, which can effectively prevent users from slipping and ensure safety. The men's restroom is designed with three independent squatting positions to meet basic usage needs.
There are also three-person mobile restrooms with a simple and elegant exterior and luxurious interior decoration. The door is made of gray titanium-magnesium alloy material, paired with a stainless-steel squatting pan. This combination is both aesthetically pleasing and durable. The titanium-magnesium alloy door has the advantages of high strength and corrosion resistance, while the stainless-steel squatting pan is easy to clean and maintain, enabling it to remain in good condition for a long time.
Some scenic spots adopt temporary adjustment plans during special periods such as holidays. For example, the Jinci Scenic Spot in Shanxi temporarily converts the men's restroom with the highest pedestrian traffic at the scenic spot entrance into a women's restroom during holidays to alleviate the queuing pressure for female users. At the same time, it dispatches buses to be transformed into mobile men's restrooms, which are parked in open areas. The words 'mobile public restroom' are displayed on the body of the buses in a scrolling manner, making it convenient for male users to quickly find and use them.
In addition, the West Lake Scenic Spot in Huizhou, Guangdong, has a 'tidal toilet'. This public restroom has a total area of 238 square meters and is equipped with multiple toilet stalls. Previously, there was a situation where the male and female signs at the entrance could be manually flipped to change. This caused controversy because manually flipping the signs might result in inaccurate signs, causing trouble for users. Later, all the signs were removed and are about to be replaced with fixed slot-type door plates, which can ensure the accuracy and stability of the signs and facilitate users in correctly identifying and using them.
