Mobile Toilets in Shenzhen Parks

There are three main types of mobile toilets in Shenzhen parks: Junhan Smart Mobile Toilets, Single-Unit Park Mobile Toilets, and Tidal Toilets, each with its own characteristics.

Junhan Smart Mobile Toilets feature a modular design, allowing for immediate use upon installation, which is highly convenient. Their toilet compartments offer both squat and sit options to cater to different user preferences. The lights automatically turn on when the door is opened, whether occupied or not, and the interiors are equipped with a range of smart systems, including sensor-activated soap dispensers, hand dryer areas, smart fresh air systems, and automated flushing systems, enhancing the user experience and hygiene standards.

Single-Unit Park Mobile Toilets are priced at 10,000 yuan per unit, with a delivery time of 7 days and a large supply capacity. The minimum order quantity is 1. These toilets are made of metal carved panels, branded as Bomei, and can be customized. The product model is 1, and they are available for sale nationwide. They weigh 100 units, can be customized in color, come with a 1-year warranty, and are suitable for public restrooms. These products have 3C quality certification and are supplied to multiple cities in Guangdong Province and various districts in Shenzhen. The manufacturer is Jiexin Integrated Bathroom Manufacturer (Shenzhen Branch), with a contact number of [18553751518], contact person Mr. Liang, and an address at Building 8, Youmeng Industrial Park, No. 17 Heqiang Road, Liuhe Community, Pingshan Street, Kengzi Street, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province.

Tidal Toilets achieve dynamic adjustment of male and female toilet stalls through physical partitions. A lockable sliding tidal door is installed between the male and female toilets, creating a universally accessible toilet area that can be connected in both directions. Management personnel can adjust the stall allocation based on actual conditions. This design concept is inspired by tidal lanes in the transportation sector. Shenzhen has been piloting this concept since 2023 and, as of November 2024, has built 6 such toilets in Nanshan District, effectively optimizing the utilization efficiency of toilet stalls in parks, scenic spots, and other venues. Through supporting measures such as smart toilet guidance systems and dedicated attendants, dynamic allocation of toilet resources is achieved, significantly reducing queues for female toilets during peak hours. Some public toilets are also equipped with negative pressure exhaust systems and third-gender toilets, further enhancing the user experience.