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Sheshan Mobile Toilet

Admin September 22, 2026

Information about mobile toilets in Sheshan covers three aspects: cleaning and maintenance, public facility management, and unique toilets.

Cleaning and Maintenance Service Project: Sheshan National Tourism Resort has launched a cleaning and maintenance service project for mobile toilets. The project has a budget of 1,960,000 yuan, with a contract performance period set from August 2025 to July 2027. After relevant procedures, Shanghai Lirong Urban Appearance and Environmental Services Co., Ltd. won the bid with an amount of 1,698,600.00 yuan. This project aims to ensure the cleanliness, hygiene, and normal operation of mobile toilets, providing a good usage environment for tourists.

Public Facility Management: In the 2025 public facility management project, the maintenance of mobile toilets is an important part. The project involves the maintenance of 10 mobile toilets, with a total annual fund application amounting to 3,461,000.00 yuan. A clear goal has been set, which is to achieve an excellent rate of over 90% in the maintenance project assessment. This reflects the high requirements for the maintenance work of mobile toilets. Through fund investment and goal setting, it ensures that mobile toilets can serve tourists in good condition.

Unique Toilet: In the Yueyuanyuan Scenic Area at the foot of Sheshan in Shanghai, there is a highly unique toilet called the "Xiaoyao Pavilion". This toilet, with a claimed construction cost of 5 million yuan, has attracted a large number of tourists to line up for a visit due to its high cost. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that facilities such as sit-down toilets and standing urinals are cleverly embedded in a rockery environment, creating a natural and harmonious atmosphere. At the same time, the basin faucets are designed to imitate the style of "stalactites", which not only have practicality but also add artistic beauty, making the toilet a unique scenic spot in the scenic area and changing people's perception of traditional toilets.