Shanghai Public Mobile Toilet Design
The design of public mobile toilets in Shanghai reflects diverse functions, upgraded services, and a human-centered approach, as detailed below:
Appearance and Location Selection:
Mobile prefabricated public toilets adopt a unified and minimalist design with harmonious color schemes, allowing them to blend naturally into their surroundings. For example, seven mobile toilets along Century Avenue and Weifang Road feature a soft color palette dominated by light beige and light brown, with dark blue accents outlining the frames, creating a gentle and elegant overall style. The Wuzhong public toilet, located at a corner, incorporates dark green retro-style small square tiles and semi-open steel doors and windows, combining aesthetic appeal with high visibility. In terms of location selection, these toilets flexibly adapt to different scenarios: the Baolong public toilet in Huaxin Town, Qingpu District, is situated adjacent to a commercial district and residential area, within a park; the public toilet in the industrial park is located at a crossroads densely populated with logistics companies; some toilets incorporate corner gardens or unique landscapes based on their surroundings, enhancing urban space utilization.
Internal Layout and Facilities:
The internal layout of public toilets emphasizes functionality and human-centered design. In terms of toilet cubicle design, the proportion of female cubicles has been increased, and each cubicle is equipped with a smart display showing real-time usage status. In addition to regular male and female cubicles and management rooms, all toilets include a third restroom equipped with child and adult toilets, urinals, baby changing stations, and child seats, along with additional support devices such as handrails and accessible sinks for the elderly and disabled. Furthermore, the toilets provide convenient facilities like seats, wheelchairs, and canes. A smart public toilet system is installed at the entrance, displaying floor plans, cubicle usage status, and environmental data such as temperature and humidity on screens. Some toilets also expand their service functions: the mobile toilet at the intersection of Century Avenue and Weifang Road features an additional "Sanitation Station" equipped with a refrigerator, shower room, microwave oven, and charging ports; the public toilet in the industrial park includes a "Driver's Lounge"休息室 (Driver's Home rest area) tailored to the needs of truck drivers, offering sofas, a food heating area, and mobile phone charging stations.
Customized Services:
Shanghai Guyi Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. offers a full range of customized services, from on-site measurement and design optimization to production, processing, transportation, installation, and after-sales maintenance, based on the client's site environment, functional requirements, and corporate culture core. This meets the personalized needs of different scenarios.
