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Mobile Toilet with Urinal

Admin 28 de septiembre de 2026

There are indeed types of mobile toilets that come with urinals. The following provides an introduction from different perspectives:

Classification by Material

Some fiberglass mobile toilets are designed with a single urinal. Fiberglass is characterized by its lightweight yet hard nature, non-conductivity, high mechanical strength, low recyclability, and corrosion resistance. Mobile toilets with urinals made of this material are not only sturdy and durable but also well-suited to various usage environments, including outdoor events, construction sites, and tourist attractions.

Classification by Structural Form

  • Single-unit mobile toilets: These toilets can be designed to include a urinal. The single-unit structure is relatively independent, occupies a small area, and is easy to install and move. It can be customized according to actual needs, with the urinal and other functional areas reasonably planned within a limited space to meet the usage requirements of different numbers of people and scenarios.
  • Composite-structure mobile toilets: Composite structures typically combine multiple functional modules, among which a dedicated urinal can also be set up. Composite-structure mobile toilets offer more diverse functions. In addition to urinals, they can also be equipped with sinks and management rooms, providing more comprehensive services. They are suitable for places with high requirements for sanitation facilities, such as large event venues and high-end tourist attractions.

Classification by Sewage Treatment Method

  • Flush and non-flush suction-type mobile toilets: In flush-type mobile toilets, an independent urinal can be set up, and urine and other excreta are flushed into a septic tank or sewage pipe through water. Non-flush suction-type mobile toilets use the principle of vacuum suction to collect excreta and can also be designed with a urinal. This type of mobile toilet is water-saving and environmentally friendly, suitable for areas with relatively scarce water resources.
  • Recirculating flush-type mobile toilets: This type of mobile toilet treats and reuses sewage through a water circulation system, saving water while ensuring hygiene. It can also include a urinal in its design, achieving effective treatment of urine and water recycling through reasonable pipe layout and water circulation design.
  • Dry-packing mobile toilets: Dry-packing mobile toilets do not require water. They collect and pack excreta using biodegradable packing bags. This type of mobile toilet can also be equipped with a urinal for the convenience of users, and the packed excreta are easy to transport and dispose of, suitable for places without sewage discharge conditions.