Mobile Toilet Location

The location of mobile toilets can be divided into two situations: the relocation of the entire facility and the repositioning of the toilet bowl within the bathroom. Details are as follows:

Relocation of the Entire Facility

A portable toilet is a facility that can be moved as a whole. It can be installed at locations or venues with fixed or temporary needs to provide toilet services for the public and customers. Its scope of application is wide. For example, at transportation hubs like train stations and docks, where there is a large and frequent flow of people, setting up portable toilets can meet the toilet needs of travelers. At tourist attractions with a large number of visitors, especially in some natural landscape areas where the construction of fixed toilets may be restricted, portable toilets can well supplement toilet facilities. In villa areas and newly built residential communities during the construction process or in the early stages of occupancy, when fixed toilets may not yet be complete, portable toilets can provide an urgent solution. At large construction sites where workers are concentrated, portable toilets are convenient for workers to use. In squares, densely populated public places, and bustling commercial streets with a high density of people, portable toilets can effectively relieve toilet pressure.

Repositioning of the Toilet Bowl within the Bathroom

• Floor Repositioning: When it is necessary to reposition the toilet bowl on the floor within the bathroom, special attention should be paid to maintaining a slope of 2% - 3%. The setting of this slope is crucial as it can ensure smooth drainage and avoid problems such as water accumulation and blockage. If the slope is not set reasonably and the drainage is not smooth, it will not only affect the normal use of the toilet bowl but may also lead to odors and the breeding of bacteria in the bathroom.
• Wall Repositioning: If wall repositioning is carried out, a special repositioning device needs to be used, and the height must be accurately calculated. It is more appropriate to leave a distance of 30 to 40 centimeters between the repositioned toilet bowl and the wall. This distance is convenient for users to move around and can also ensure the rationality of the overall layout. At the same time, the repositioned area must have a new waterproof layer. Because the repositioning process may damage the original waterproof structure, if a new waterproof layer is not made, water may seep to the lower floor, causing disputes between neighbors and also causing damage to the structure of the bathroom itself.