Portable Assembled Toilet

Portable assembled toilets can be made in various ways. Here are two common and feasible methods for you:

Making with Buckets

First, prepare materials and tools: You will need several buckets, wooden boards, universal wheels, wooden strips, aluminum-plastic panels, wood, drainage pipes, floor drains, water pipe connectors, PVC pipes, toilets, sealant, and corresponding cutting and installation tools.

Next, make the base: Install universal wheels on wooden boards to form the base. Ensure that the base is stable and can move flexibly.

Then, handle the buckets: Place the cut buckets on the base and fix the bucket bodies with wooden strips to prevent the buckets from shaking. Cut the buckets to create entrances and exits for easy access. Extend and heighten the buckets with aluminum-plastic panels to increase the internal space of the toilet, and then install bucket lids.

After that, build the frame and install facilities: Process wood into wooden doors to build the main frame of the toilet. Connect the drainage pipes and install floor drains to ensure that sewage can be discharged smoothly. Install water pipe connectors on the green buckets and use PVC pipes to splice and make shower heads to meet bathing needs. Finally, install the toilet and apply sealant around it to prevent water leakage.

Making with Water Storage Tanks and Pallets

Step 1, prepare materials and tools: Prepare water storage tanks, pallets, universal wheels, drainage elbows, toilets, faucets, washbasins, shower heads, doors, and cutting and installation tools.

Step 2, make the mobile pallet: Fix universal wheels at the four corners of the bottom of the pallet to enable the pallet to move easily.

Step 3, handle the water storage tanks: Place the water storage tanks collected from garbage stations and cut them to form open-top tanks. Stack and fix two open-top water storage tanks to increase the internal height of the toilet. Cut out a doorway for easy access.

Step 4, install drainage and sanitary facilities: Drill holes in the internal floor to install drainage elbows to ensure smooth sewage discharge. Fix the toilet and install faucets, washbasins, shower heads, and other sanitary facilities to meet daily needs. Finally, install the door to ensure the privacy of the toilet.