Usage of Mobile Toilets in Zhejiang
The usage of mobile toilets in Zhejiang is as follows:
Wide range of application scenarios: Mobile toilets in Zhejiang are widely used in various outdoor activities, covering all 11 prefecture-level cities in the province. For example, they are applied in scenarios such as the Hangzhou West Lake Marathon, the Ningbo Olympic Sports Center concert, the Wenzhou Nanxi River Music Festival, and the Zhoushan Island camping, meeting the needs of activities of different scales.
Adaptive design tailored to local conditions: Mobile toilets are designed specifically according to the geographical and cultural characteristics of different cities. In Hangzhou, where many events are held along the Qiantang River and West Lake, mobile toilets adopt a lightweight structure for easy and quick transportation to the race supply stations. In Ningbo's port cultural activities, the toilets are equipped with wind-resistant designs to adapt to the strong winds around the dock. For the Wenzhou Mountain Music Festival, mobile toilets with anti-slip bases are used to ensure stability on hilly terrain. In Shaoxing's water town events, waterproof pedals are provided to avoid the impact of damp ground. Additionally, for scenarios such as by the Taihu Lake in Huzhou, beside ancient towns in Jiaxing, at rural markets in Jinhua, at mountain events in Quzhou, at island campsites in Zhoushan, at coastal activities in Taizhou, and at terraced field festivals in Lishui, adaptive solutions are provided based on the local topography and climate characteristics.
Comprehensive service content: The service process covers the entire event cycle. In the early stage, the number of toilets is planned according to the scale of the event. For example, a Hangzhou concert with tens of thousands of attendees requires more than 80 toilets, while a small-scale folk activity in Lishui may only need 10-15. During the event, regular cleaning and replenishment of consumables are carried out to ensure that hygiene standards are met. After the event, quick dismantling and site cleaning are conducted to minimize the impact on the environment.
Specific cases demonstrate advantages: The first movable landscape public toilet in Hangzhou is located at the intersection of Qianchao Road and Sanxin Road on the Qiantang River embankment and was opened on June 29, 2019. This public toilet is produced as a whole in the factory and installed on-site by crane. It can be used once connected to pipelines, and the location can be adjusted later to save construction costs. Internally, it is equipped with urinals, squat toilets, washbasins, and other facilities, and integrates functions such as playing music when the door is closed, automatic flushing when the door is opened, and deodorization and sterilization to enhance the user experience. There are signs around the public toilet, and during the pilot period, the opening hours were from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., taking into account both practicality and humanized needs.
