Squat Toilet Mobile Restroom

A squat toilet mobile restroom, also known as a mobile toilet, is a movable public restroom facility that comes in various types and configurations.

In terms of types, there are three-squat-position mobile restrooms. Their overall design uses metal carved panels, primarily in a gray and white color scheme, with the entire frame welded from galvanized square steel. This type of mobile restroom has two toilet compartments and one management room, with the restroom featuring a gray aluminum alloy outward-opening door. All water, electricity, and sanitary fixtures are fully equipped inside, facilitating easy use and management.

Four-squat-position mobile restrooms adopt a flat-roof design, also utilizing gray and white metal carved panels. They have a public hand-washing area in the middle, with two squat positions each in the men's and women's restrooms, and all internal sanitary fixtures and utilities are fully equipped. These mobile restrooms are ready-to-use upon delivery, requiring only the connection of pipelines for immediate operation, making them highly convenient.

Two-squat-position mobile restrooms measure 2.5 meters by 2.6 meters with a height of 3 meters. Their exterior walls are made of metal carved panels in a brick-red and gray color scheme, offering an aesthetically pleasing appearance. They are equipped with ceramic squat toilets on tiled floors, hand-washing sinks, exhaust fans, PC ceiling panels, and LED ceiling lights, providing a comfortable restroom environment for users.

From a structural perspective, mobile restrooms are generally composed of multiple parts. The fecal sewage storage tank (or fecal sewage treatment device) is used to collect and treat fecal sewage, maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the restroom. The floor provides a stable surface for users to stand and walk on. Sanitary fixtures, including squat toilets and hand-washing sinks, are the basic facilities of the restroom. The walls serve to separate and protect, while also beautifying the appearance of the restroom. Hand-washing equipment, such as hand-washing sinks and faucets, facilitates hand cleaning for users. The water tank stores and supplies flushing water, ensuring the normal operation of the restroom. The roof provides shelter from wind and rain, protecting the internal facilities of the restroom from damage. Additionally, some mobile restrooms are equipped with mobile devices, facilitating their movement and repositioning.