Lintong Rural Mobile Toilets
The following is information about mobile toilets in rural areas of Lintong:

Rural Household Sanitary Toilet Renovation and the "Look Back" Work
Lintong has actively promoted toilet renovation work in rural areas. Daiwang Sub-district has fully initiated the "look back" work on all rural household sanitary toilets renovated with financial support from various levels between 2018 and 2025. This work focuses on investigating and rectifying three types of issues: "cannot be used, not easy to use, and unwilling to use", aiming to improve the usage quality of rural household sanitary toilets and the willingness of villagers to use them, enhance the rural sanitary environment, and raise the quality of life for rural residents.
Mobile Public Restrooms in Urban Areas
- Opening Status: A batch of mobile public restrooms in the urban area of Lintong have been put into use one after another. Some of them officially opened on March 12th, with daily opening hours from 6:00 to 23:00. The first batch of opening locations includes multiple spots such as the northeast corner of the intersection of Jiangzhai Road and Renmin Road, facilitating the daily use of citizens and tourists.
- Design Features: These mobile restrooms incorporate the styles of the Qin, Tang dynasties, possessing a unique cultural style. They not only meet functional requirements but also serve as a part of urban cultural display. Meanwhile, they are equipped with advanced facilities such as sensor faucets, enhancing the convenience and hygiene of use.
- Model Configuration: Each distribution point adopts the "3 + 1 + 1" model, that is, setting up 3 normal toilet stalls, 1 toilet stall for the disabled, and 1 workroom, fully considering the usage needs of different groups of people and reflecting a human-centered design concept.
Mobile Toilet Prices
The prices of mobile toilets vary depending on the region, brand, and configuration. In Lintong, Xi'an, Shaanxi, there are customized mobile public toilet products priced at 1000.00 yuan per set. Consumers can make choices according to their own needs and budgets.
Construction Safety and Maintenance Work
The urban management in Lintong once conducted an investigation into the construction safety and maintenance work of 16 newly-built mobile public toilets with the styles of the Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties in 2020. The investigation found that some public toilets had issues such as water leakage, rust on faucets, problems with promotional slogans, and cleaning problems, and required immediate rectification to ensure the normal use and good sanitary environment of the mobile public toilets.




