Mobile Toilet Squat Position Installation

There are various installation methods for mobile toilet squat positions, and the appropriate method should be selected based on the toilet type and site conditions.

Mobile Toilet Squat Position Installation Types

• Stainless Steel Waterless Packaging Squat Toilet: There are two installation methods: floor-mounted and in-ground. This type of squat toilet does not require a sewage pipe and is suitable for mobile toilets in waterless areas, construction sites, scenic spots, etc. Floor-mounted installation is relatively simple; just place the squat toilet in the appropriate position and secure it. In-ground installation requires digging a pit of a certain depth and embedding the squat toilet so that it is flush with or slightly lower than the ground for easy use and hygiene maintenance.
• Rustic-style Mobile Toilet: It has four squat positions for both men and women, with complete internal sanitary ware, and can be used once placed on the ground. Its installation is simple and quick. Generally, first place the toilet body at the predetermined position, adjust the level, and then connect the water pipes and other components of the internal sanitary ware to ensure tight connections and no water leakage.
• Four-squat-position Mobile Toilet: It uses an aluminum alloy frame with a 5-centimeter-thick insulation layer, and includes labor, materials, and installation services, along with a lifetime after-sales guarantee. During installation, first build the aluminum alloy frame to ensure its structural stability, then install the insulation layer, and finally install and debug the internal squat positions and related facilities.

Common Toilet Squat Installation Solutions (When the Ground is Unsuitable)

• Squat Toilet Submerged Installation
  • Sunken Toilet: Utilize the sunken structure (with a depth of about 300 mm - 400 mm) to install the squat toilet into the sunken box. First, cut the installation area, provide proper support, and then install the squat toilet so that its upper surface is level with the toilet floor, making it both aesthetically pleasing and convenient for use.
  • Ground-floor Toilet: When the ground is soil, cut the concrete in the squat toilet area, chisel out a pit, perform waterproofing treatment, and then install the squat toilet to prevent future leakage problems.
• Partial Ground Elevation Installation: Select the squat toilet, confirm its dimensions, and then draw the dimensions of the area it will occupy on the ground. Build brick support piers within the marked area, fill the brick support piers with sand to increase stability and load-bearing capacity, and finally install the squat toilet on the support piers.