Reasonable Design Drawing of Mobile Toilet
Currently, there is no direct and complete reasonable design drawing for mobile toilets, but you can refer to the following design ideas for reasonable design:
Three-separation bathroom layout plan: This plan is suitable for various spaces, with the core being 'dry-wet separation and non-interference'. For compact small apartments, a layout of 'external washbasin + toilet cubicle and shower area side by side' can be adopted. Place the washbasin outside the bathroom door to save internal space and enable simultaneous洗漱 (washing face), 如厕 (using the toilet), and 淋浴 (showering). If the bathroom has a bay window, the bay window can be used to create a shower area, paired with a wall-mounted toilet and a narrow washbasin to make the small space more transparent. For large apartments, there are more options, such as an 'L-shaped washbasin + independent toilet cubicle + walk-in shower area' to meet the needs of multiple people using it simultaneously; or adding a bathtub in the shower area, paired with a glass partition to divide the area, balancing practicality and texture. There are also plans like 'washbasin in the center with toilet cubicle and shower area on either side' and 'hidden toilet cubicle + open wash area', which can be flexibly selected according to the actual space and needs.
One-into-two design for small-apartment public bathrooms: Taking a 5-square-meter public bathroom as an example, the original bathroom has a clear dimension of 2.25 meters in width and 2.15 meters in depth, forming a square. During renovation, move the bathroom cabinet to the corridor, close to the outer wall on the right side of the corridor, and build a brick wall at the same time, with a width of 50 cm and a length of about one meter. Build a diamond-shaped space at the lower right of the public bathroom, with a width of 1.2 meters and a depth of 1.34 meters, for placing the toilet and showerhead. The remaining space forms an L-shape. After entering the door, install a small washbasin on the left wall, the toilet under the window, and the showerhead at the position of the drainpipe on the upper right. Due to limited space, a folding door is used for the bathroom door. The corridor decoration adopts a combination of a natural wood style and white tones. The bathroom cabinet has a suspended design, divided into two sections. The lower part is a natural wood-colored drawer, and the upper part is a white washbasin. There is reserved space between the two for placing a storage basket.
Making a mobile toilet using a water storage barrel: First, split the water storage barrel in half with an angle grinder and fix universal wheels at the four corners of a wooden board for easy movement. Take wooden strips and fix them to the upper side of the barrel with self-tapping screws to increase the height. Open a door on the side of the water storage barrel and install sponge strips on both sides of the door to form a door frame. Insert plastic soft boards between the wooden strips to form an elevated wall. Place the upper half of the water storage barrel on the top of the wooden strips to form a roof and paint the wooden strips with white waterproof paint to enhance the aesthetics. Then, open a hole at the bottom of the barrel and install a drainpipe to form a floor drain. Open holes on the side and bottom of the plastic barrel and install direct connectors. Place the plastic barrel on the roof to form a small water storage device. Use a water pipe to make a bath heater, install a three-way connector below the water inlet pipe and connect it to the showerhead. Place the toilet on the drainpipe hole, install the water tank, and fix it with glass glue. Connect the drainpipe to the sewage barrel. Horizontally connect a water pipe to the three-way connector of the outlet pipe and extend it to the door as the water inlet pipe for the washbasin. Open a hole in the door and install a connector.
