Mobile Toilet Facility
A mobile toilet facility is a movable installation that provides public toilet services, suitable for stations, docks, tourist attractions, large construction sites, and other places.
Composition Structure
A mobile toilet facility generally consists of a fecal sewage storage tank (or fecal sewage treatment device), floor slab, sanitary ware, walls, washing equipment, water tank, roof, moving device, etc. These components work together to ensure the normal operation of the toilet and provide convenience for users. For example, the fecal sewage storage tank is used to collect and treat fecal sewage to avoid environmental pollution; sanitary ware and washing equipment meet the basic hygiene needs of users.
Related Products
There are various mobile toilet facility-related products on the market. The mobile toilet container house produced by Suzhou Xinchao Yue Integrated Housing Co., Ltd. is detachable and serves as an integrated mobile house for temporary toilets, bathrooms, and shower rooms at construction sites, priced at ¥190.0. The exportable detachable mobile toilet container house with shower produced by Shandong Weichang New Building Materials Co., Ltd. can be used as a dormitory for construction site workers and is a reinforced container house, priced at ¥110.0. The container mobile house sold by Yiwu Haoju Trading Firm can be used as a toilet in scenic spots, a restroom in parks, and an activity board house for project departments. It is a convenient and movable restroom, priced at ¥16800.0. Different products vary in function, purpose, and price, and can be selected according to specific needs.
Usage Method
The usage method of a mobile toilet is relatively simple. After entering the toilet, which has an area of about one square meter, there is a squat pan and a hand-washing faucet. There are two black balls below. After using the toilet, step on one black ball, and the squat pan will flush automatically; step on the other black ball, and the faucet will provide water for hand washing. The toilet door has a bolt. When the bolt is pulled up, it indicates that the toilet is occupied; when pulled down, it indicates that it is unoccupied, facilitating users in judging the toilet's usage status.
