Taidong Clean Mobile Toilets
Taidong Pedestrian Street features clean and well-equipped mobile toilets. Here are the specific details:

Underground Public Toilet at the Intersection of Taidong 3rd Road and Hexing Road
This public toilet is prominently located in the center of the pedestrian street, with a transparent glass rain shelter above that ensures natural lighting while preventing rainwater intrusion. The interior is clearly divided into functional areas, including men's, women's, and a third comprehensive restroom. The women's restroom has 6 stalls, while the men's has 3 stalls and 4 urinals, all equipped with automatic sensor flushing systems that eliminate the need for manual operation and reduce the risk of contamination. The sinks also feature automatic sensor water flow, enabling a completely touch-free experience and enhancing hygiene levels.
The third comprehensive restroom is one of the highlights of this public toilet, featuring a toilet, urinal, and a sink suitable for children, catering to the needs of various groups, especially providing convenience for the disabled, the elderly, and families with children. Additionally, the toilet has a well-designed drainage system to address rainwater backflow issues: a water stop is installed at the ground-level entrance, and a catch drain is set up beneath the stairs to direct rainwater to a concealed sump within the wall. The sump is equipped with two pumps that automatically activate when the water level reaches a certain point, discharging the water into a storm drain and effectively preventing water accumulation.
Newly Renovated Public Toilet at the South Building of Qingdao Taidong Orthopedic Hospital on Fengsheng Road
This public toilet completed construction on July 12 and officially opened on August 6, with an overall design that emphasizes functionality and humanization. It features 26 stalls and 1 independent accessible restroom, providing an ample number of stalls to alleviate usage pressure during peak hours. The interior uses warm tones, combined with enhanced lighting and ventilation facilities, creating a bright and comfortable restroom environment.
In terms of circulation design and functional zoning, the toilet improves usage efficiency through optimized layout, such as independently placing the accessible restroom for easy and quick access by special groups. Additionally, the toilet has installed eye-catching signage and guidance systems, with uniquely designed signs for the service center and public restrooms. The outdoor corridor is adorned with old photos of Qingdao, combining practicality with regional cultural elements.
These two public toilets significantly enhance hygiene standards and user experience through automated facilities, humanized zoning, and rainproof drainage designs, representing the clean and well-equipped mobile toilets on Taidong Pedestrian Street.




