Dali Rural Mobile Toilet Specifications
The specifications of mobile toilets in rural areas of Dali are mainly divided into three categories: standard single-unit specifications, combined layout specifications, and special-need specifications.
Standard Single-Unit Specifications: Mobile toilets in rural Dali adopt a modular design, with a standard single-unit structure size of length × width × height = 1.1m × 1.1m × 2.3m. This specification is suitable for single-person use scenarios, such as ordinary parks and temporary construction sites, meeting basic toilet needs. Its compact design occupies a small area, facilitating transportation and installation, and is suitable for the dispersed layout characteristics of rural areas.
Combined Layout Specifications: According to site requirements, standard single-unit specifications can be flexibly combined into connected or independent layouts. In municipal areas, typically 2-3 toilet units are configured at a single location, which can meet the daily usage needs of rural public areas while avoiding resource waste. For large-scale events in rural areas, temporary locations can be configured with one toilet unit per 500 people to ensure toilet needs are met during the event. The connected layout is suitable for areas with high foot traffic, improving usage efficiency; the independent layout is more suitable for areas with dispersed space or higher privacy requirements.
Special-Need Specifications: For special groups such as the mobility-impaired, the internal clear dimensions of barrier-free toilet units must be no less than 1.8m × 1.4m. This specification fully considers the needs of wheelchair access and turning, ensuring that special groups can use the toilets safely and conveniently. The provision of barrier-free toilet units reflects care for special groups and is an important aspect of humanized design in rural public facilities.
The specification design of mobile toilets in rural Dali considers both practicality and flexibility, as well as humanized needs, meeting usage requirements in different scenarios.
