Introduction to Park Mobile Toilets

Park mobile toilets are facilities that can be moved as a whole and are set up in parks or other places with fixed or temporary needs to provide public toilet services. The following are some common types:

Four-squat-position Apple Pod Toilet: This type of mobile toilet has a unique design, with the entire washbasin placed outside. This thoughtful design meets people's hand-washing needs when they are not using the toilet, enhancing convenience and hygiene. Inside, there are four squat positions that can be used by both men and women. This gender-neutral design increases the toilet's usage frequency to a certain extent, especially during peak times in parks when there is a high demand for toilets, enabling it to more efficiently meet the public's needs and reduce waiting times.

Six-in-a-row Independent Single-room Toilet: This type of toilet adopts a galvanized steel frame structure as a whole, which has high strength and stability, ensuring the toilet's durability. It is covered with waterproof asphalt shingles, providing good waterproof performance and adapting to different weather conditions. Its biggest advantage is that it can be moved easily with a crane, facilitating position adjustments and relocations according to the park's actual needs. In terms of appearance, the toilet and wall panels are of the same color, creating a unified and aesthetically pleasing visual effect. It uses stainless steel door locks, which are not only durable but also highly secure. The interior is well-equipped, with squat toilets to meet basic toilet needs, washbasins for hand cleaning after using the toilet, exhaust fans to promptly remove odors and keep the air fresh inside the toilet, and ceiling lights that provide sufficient lighting, creating a comfortable toilet environment for users.

Special-shaped Mobile Toilet: It also uses a galvanized steel frame as the overall structure. This material makes the toilet sturdy and durable, with a service life of over 15 years, reducing the cost and trouble of frequent toilet facility replacements. For the exterior wall panels, orange brick patterns can be selected. The bright color not only blends well with the park environment but also adds a unique touch to the park, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.