Ejina Banner Mobile Toilet

The mobile toilets in Ejina Banner offer rental services, have outstanding functional features, and are rich in cultural characteristics.

In terms of rental services: Ejina Banner provides mobile toilet rental services that can meet the needs of various scenarios, such as large-scale events like marathons, concerts, and music festivals, as well as temporary sites like construction sites. These services offer convenient solutions for the toilet needs of people in different scenarios.

Notable functional features:

• Strong ability to cope with extreme environments: The main structure adopts a modular steel structure with a frame wall thickness of 3mm and a wind resistance rating of up to Level 10, effectively withstanding the strong winds on the grasslands and the sand and dust in the deserts. The walls are filled with a 100mm-thick polyurethane insulation layer with a thermal conductivity coefficient of only 0.022W/(m·K). No additional heating is required in winter, and the internal temperature can be maintained above 5℃. The roof features a sloped design with waterproof membranes to prevent water accumulation during heavy rains. The doors and windows are made of double-glazed tempered glass, which not only prevents sand and dust but also provides insulation and allows tourists to enjoy the grassland scenery while using the toilet.
• Advanced water-saving technology: Vacuum water-saving technology is widely used. Through a vacuum negative pressure system, sewage is collected, and each flush requires only 0.5 liters of water, saving more than 90% of water compared to conventional toilets. Some models are equipped with small-scale sewage treatment equipment that adopts the "anaerobic fermentation + constructed wetland" process. The treated sewage can meet the Class A standard of the "Discharge Standard of Pollutants for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants" (GB18918 - 2002) and can be directly used for irrigating surrounding vegetation, achieving "zero sewage discharge."
• Convenient intelligent management: In the Populus euphratica forest scenic area of Ejina Banner, the mobile toilets are integrated with an intelligent management system. Sensors are used to monitor the usage status of toilet stalls in real-time, and the data is synchronized to the scenic area's official account. Tourists can check the availability of stalls in advance to avoid queuing. Some toilets are also equipped with baby care stations and barrier-free facilities to meet the needs of special groups.

Distinct cultural characteristics: In Ejina Banner and other regions in Inner Mongolia, the exterior design of the mobile toilet booths draws inspiration from traditional elements such as yurts and oboos. The domes adopt a circular structure, symbolizing the concept of "the round sky and the square earth." The walls are decorated with traditional patterns like scroll grass patterns and "cloud patterns" using environmentally friendly paint that is not prone to peeling. Some booth tops also incorporate more ethnic cultural elements.