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Mobile Toilets in Bao'an, Shenzhen

Admin October 11, 2026

The following is information about mobile toilets in Bao'an District, Shenzhen:

I. Emergency Support Service Project for Renting Mobile Toilets During the Closing Ceremony of the 15th National Games The Bao'an District Park Management Center in Shenzhen plans to rent temporary mobile toilets during the closing ceremony (from November 16, 2025, to November 21, 2025) to meet the public toilet demands for major events and competitions during the 15th National Games and the National Games for Persons with Disabilities. The specific arrangement is to rent 80 units (times) per day, totaling 480 units (times) over six days. The mobile toilets will be placed below the west corridor bridge, above the east corridor bridge of the Happy Theater venue, and on the outer side of the P4 parking lot. They will be transported by crane to the Binhai Corridor and then manually moved to the designated locations. During the service period, water and electricity installations need to be completed. One cleaning staff member will be assigned for every five mobile toilets for regular cleaning and maintenance, and fecal extraction will be carried out twice a day. Each independent toilet cubicle should have an area of no more than 1.5 square meters and be equipped with basic facilities and a smart system. There are also clear parameter requirements for movable barrier-free toilets.

II. Bao'an's Mobile Toilet Rental Services Cover Multiple Scenarios There are enterprises in Bao'an District that specialize in mobile toilet rentals, with business covering various types of mobile toilets, including those for epidemic prevention centers, portable ones, and outdoor types, which can meet the needs of different scenarios such as marathons, concerts, music festivals, and construction sites. The rental services are characterized by flexibility and adaptability, being able to provide customized solutions according to the scale of the event, site conditions, and usage duration.

III. Bao'an Takes the Lead in Launching Mobile 'Easy Stations' Bao'an District is the first in the city to launch mobile modular smart public toilets, the 'Bao'an Easy Stations'. The first station is located in the Bao'an Demonstration Section of the Western Coastal Vitality Belt. This station integrates functions such as a rest area for sanitation workers, self-service vending machines, shared power banks, and urban promotional screens. It is equipped with a third toilet to meet the needs of special groups. Its main body adopts a modular prefabricated light steel structure with dimensions of 11.8 meters in length, 2.5 meters in width, and 2.8 meters in height, and can be assembled and put into use in half a day. The exterior design incorporates elements of Bao'an landmarks, and the interior and exterior walls are equipped with technological screens and fashionable light boxes. Relying on the Internet and artificial intelligence technologies, the station realizes function management through a mini-program and provides data support for management departments. In the future, it can be connected to the smart city platform. Bao'an District plans to add 20 such street-featured mobile public toilets across the district.