Mobile Toilet Industry News
Recently, the mobile toilet industry has shown a trend of multi-regional development, technological innovation, and improvement in people's livelihood. The market size has expanded, application scenarios have diversified, and intelligence and environmental protection have become important development directions.

Market Size and Expansion of Application Scenarios
The mobile toilet market in Xining has developed rapidly, with a market size of approximately 8 million yuan in 2024, and it is expected to exceed 12 million yuan by 2026. With the acceleration of urban construction, the demand for temporary sanitation facilities in scenarios such as large-scale events and scenic spot development has increased. In the first half of 2025, there will be 12 large-scale events in Xining, with an average demand of 10-20 mobile toilets per event. During the peak season, scenic spots such as Qinghai Lake and Ta'er Temple have a significant shortage of temporary facilities. At the same time, the application scenarios of mobile toilets have diversified. In addition to traditional large-scale event support, they are also used in urban construction, commercial real estate, emergency disaster relief, and other fields.
Technological Innovation Drives Product Upgrades
Mobile toilets have transformed from a simple impression to 'smart stations'. Technological innovation in materials and environmental protection is the key. They have bid farewell to wood that easily absorbs odors and adopted modern materials such as fiberglass-reinforced plastic, making transportation and installation more convenient. There are various ways to treat sewage and feces inside. Water-saving ecological technologies can achieve a toilet flushing consumption of approximately 0.46 liters per person. Some enterprises are exploring the use of the Internet of Things to monitor usage status, achieving intelligent upgrades. The application of environmentally friendly materials has also enhanced product sustainability.
Significant Achievements in the 'Toilet Revolution' in Multiple Regions
In 2025, Beijing continued to deepen the 'toilet revolution' and promoted the work of urban public toilets from basic support to quality improvement. In the park north of Mingguang Bridge in Haidian District, modular mobile public toilets have added barrier-free toilet compartments and are equipped with children's toilets and other facilities. The barrier-free renovation of 33 public toilets has also been listed as a practical project of the municipal government. Using the approach of 'one toilet, one policy', it has addressed the issues raised by residents in the eastern and western districts regarding alley public toilets, continuously carried out 'follow-up reviews' of toilet renovations in core area courtyard houses, and extended the achievements to rural areas. It has also incorporated public toilets in industries such as rail transit into a unified regulatory system. In the Antong Street area of Taiyi Road Subdistrict in Xi'an, due to a long-term lack of public toilets, the problem of 'difficulty in finding toilets' for pedestrians and businesses was prominent. The subdistrict party committee regarded the 'toilet issue' as a major livelihood matter, and party members and cadres went to the front line to select sites. After the two mobile public toilets were put into use, the street environment improved significantly, and the warmth of people's livelihood continued to rise.




