Jimusaer County Mobile Toilets

The mobile toilets in Jimusaer County are produced by Henan Gutting Metal Products Co., Ltd., boasting transportation convenience advantages, with continuous progress in local tourism toilet construction.

Manufacturer and Coverage

Henan Gutting Metal Products Co., Ltd. is the manufacturer of mobile toilets in Jimusaer County, with its business not only covering Jimusaer County but also extending to Qitai County, Mulei County, Manas County, Hutubi County, Fukang City, and other areas in Changji. The company offers a variety of mobile toilet products, including outdoor mobile public toilets, temporary public toilets, simple mobile restrooms, and eco-friendly public washrooms, meeting the usage needs in different scenarios.

Product Advantages

The mobile toilets in Jimusaer County have significant transportation convenience advantages. They are made of lightweight yet sturdy materials, with a compact overall structure that facilitates transportation. Small mobile toilets can be directly placed on pickup trucks for transportation, while larger ones can be transported using flatbed trailers. In mountainous areas with narrow roads, small mobile toilets can even be transported by motorcycles or small tricycles to villages or scenic spots inaccessible to large vehicles, greatly enhancing the deployment flexibility of mobile toilets.

Local Tourism Toilet Construction

Xinjiang continues to intensify its efforts in tourism toilet construction. As of the relevant report, the total number of tourism toilets across the region has reached 4,335. Among them, plans are in place to build 188 fixed toilets and 47 mobile toilets in 2026, further improving the coverage and service quality of tourism toilets. In Jimusaer County, Dayou Town is advancing micro-renovations of tourism toilets, implementing a dedicated cleaning staff system, and setting “odor-free, water-free, and stain-free” as mandatory assessment criteria, effectively enhancing the hygiene and user experience of tourism toilets. Additionally, along the Ahe Highway, seven standardized service stations are planned, equipped with 293 standardized toilet stalls. Currently, four of these stations are open to the public, complete with sewage suction trucks, garbage compactors, water supply vehicles, and a dedicated team for regular cleaning and maintenance, providing visitors with a more convenient and comfortable toilet environment.