Five-Squatting-Position Mobile Toilet
There are various types and designs of five-squatting-position mobile toilets, and the following is a detailed introduction:
Galvanized Steel Frame Five-Squatting-Position Mobile Toilet: This type of mobile toilet uses a galvanized steel frame as its main structure, which has good strength and corrosion resistance, enabling it to adapt to different usage environments. It has a sloped roof on top, covered with waterproof asphalt shingles. This design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also effectively prevents rainwater leakage, protecting the internal facilities of the toilet. Additionally, it is equipped with a mobile lifting hook, facilitating overall lifting and movement when needed, enhancing its usage flexibility. Inside the toilet, there are five independent squatting positions, each equipped with a steel-structured toilet door and a stainless-steel door lock, ensuring users' privacy and improving the durability of the locks.
Container Five-Squatting-Position Toilet: It is modified based on a container, with typical dimensions of 600030001650mm, and can be customized according to actual needs. The material used is glass wool fireproof board, which has advantages such as fire resistance, heat insulation, and sound insulation, effectively improving the safety and comfort of the toilet. In terms of manufacturing process, welding and panel hanging methods are employed, ensuring the structural stability. The toilet operates on a 220v voltage, meeting basic electricity needs. It is rated as a 5-star applicable product, indicating that it has reached a high standard in design and configuration. The product color is generally white but can also be customized according to customer requirements. In terms of price, it starts at 27,800 yuan, and the specific price varies depending on the configuration and customization requirements.
Five-Squatting-Position Design in the Mobile Public Toilet Vehicle in Dianchi Resort Area: In the mobile public toilet vehicle in the Dianchi Resort area, the women's toilet is equipped with five squatting positions, fully considering the needs of female users. Meanwhile, the men's toilet is equipped with three squatting positions and three urinals, reasonably allocating space and improving usage efficiency. In addition, both the women's and men's toilets have a dedicated squatting position for the disabled, demonstrating care for special groups and meeting the usage needs of different people, making the design of the public toilet more humane and comprehensive.
