Mobile Toilets in Shenzhen
The situation of mobile toilets in Shenzhen is as follows:

I. Luxury Mobile Toilets
Shenzhen has advanced luxury mobile public toilets. These toilets are primarily designed for single-person use but are fully equipped inside, such as with body-temperature-sensing toilets. These toilets enhance the user experience through intelligent technology and are suitable for scenarios with high hygiene requirements, such as high-end events or temporary public places.
II. Significant Price Differences in Mobile Toilets
The prices of mobile toilets in the Shenzhen market vary depending on their functions, materials, and suppliers. For example, the "Mobile Shower Integrated Toilet" provided by Shenzhen Hongjing Supply Chain Co., Ltd. includes a shower function and is priced at ¥4705.48, suitable for long-term use on construction sites or outdoors. In contrast, the simple connected toilet from Lingchuang (Shenzhen) Transportation Facilities Co., Ltd. is priced at only ¥500.0, focusing on low-cost and rapid deployment. The price differences reflect the different positioning of products from basic functions to comprehensive services.
III. Professional Service Enterprises Offer Diverse Products
Shenzhen Huizhi Environmental Sanitation Equipment Co., Ltd. is a representative enterprise in the local mobile toilet sector. Its products include intelligent air-conditioned mobile toilets, high-end stainless steel mobile toilets, and plastic mobile toilets. These products possess characteristics such as wear resistance, weather resistance, and corrosion resistance and support personalized customization. The company also provides a full range of services from pre-sales consultation to after-sales maintenance, with a 7×24-hour rapid response mechanism to ensure timely resolution of user needs. Its business covers the Pearl River Delta and surrounding areas.
IV. Tidal Toilets Optimize Resource Allocation
Since 2023, Shenzhen has piloted the construction of tidal toilets in Nanshan District, with six completed as of November 2024. These toilets achieve dynamic adjustment of male and female toilet stalls through physical partitions, such as increasing the number of female stalls during peak hours. They are equipped with intelligent toilet guidance systems and are staffed by full-time administrators. Combined with negative-pressure exhaust systems to improve ventilation, they also include third toilets to meet the needs of special groups. Pilot data shows that tidal toilets have significantly reduced queuing for female toilets and improved the efficiency of toilet stall usage in parks, scenic spots, and other locations.




