Shanghai Public Toilets and Mobile Toilets
Shanghai has implemented diverse and distinctive measures in the field of public and mobile toilets, covering aspects such as toilet upgrades, corporate customization, and intelligent design.
Significant Upgrades to Mobile Toilets in Pudong New Area: Seven mobile toilets, located at the intersections of Haitong Road and Meihua Road, as well as Century Avenue and Weifang Road, have been updated. In terms of appearance, they feature soft hues of light beige and light brown as the base, with dark blue outlining the frames and accenting certain areas, making them easily identifiable and attractive for public use. Regarding facilities, barrier-free access paths and stainless steel handrails have been added around toilets in high-traffic areas to facilitate use by individuals with special needs. The interior of regular toilet stalls is fully equipped, with simple and bright decor. Additionally, "age-friendly and child-friendly" toilet stalls have been created, with electronic screens on stall doors displaying real-time usage status for the convenience of users. Furthermore, a mobile toilet located at the intersection of Century Avenue and Weifang Road in Pudong New Area has been equipped with a dedicated "Sanitation Workers' Rest Station" for sanitation workers, featuring facilities such as refrigerators, shower rooms, microwaves, and charging ports, providing them with a place to rest and convenience. There are also plans to further expand the coverage of these "Sanitation Workers' Rest Stations" in conjunction with mobile toilet upgrade projects.
Customization Services Provided by Shanghai Guyi Construction Engineering Co., Ltd.: The company offers a range of products including finished mobile toilets, custom large public restrooms, prefabricated washrooms, and municipal public toilets, supporting processing and customization. Since its inception in 2002, the company has been able to tailor various types of mobile toilets and restrooms for clients, providing a series of services from on-site measurements to after-sales maintenance. Its products have been supplied to locations such as Shanghai Railway Station and Shanghai Pudong International Airport, meeting the needs of different venues for mobile toilets.
Shanghai's Street-side Smart Mobile Toilets Combine Technological Sophistication with Human-centric Design: Some mobile toilets resemble shipping containers in appearance, being small yet clean and technologically advanced. Users can check the status of facilities on screens, and during peak times, large external screens display Shanghai's glorious achievements. Others, located along the Suzhou River, resemble forest cottages, with unisex restrooms offering additional convenience. These toilets feature spacious interiors, specifically designed for families with infants and individuals in wheelchairs, and are equipped with convenience boxes providing free items, reflecting a human-centric approach.
