Prefabricated Movable Toilet

A prefabricated movable toilet is a public facility that can be moved as a whole and quickly deployed, meeting toilet needs in various scenarios through modular design.

Core Features

1. Flexible Size and Layout
   The size can be customized according to requirements. For example, the Taihe brand product covers an area of 27 square meters, dividing functional areas such as a women's toilet area and a third toilet. After being placed, it only needs to be connected to pipes for use. Some products also offer a pastoral style design, such as a thatched roof on the top and public washbasins in the rainproof area, balancing practicality and aesthetics.

2. Optimized Materials and Structure
   In the early days, materials such as wood that easily absorbed odors were used. Nowadays, lightweight and durable materials like fiberglass and polyethylene are commonly used, reducing weight while improving corrosion resistance. The structure is divided into two types: single (independent unit) and composite (multi-module combination). The moving methods include hoisting and powered towing, adapting to different transportation conditions.

3. Diverse Sewage Treatment Technologies

   • Flush Type: Supplied with water from a water tank for flushing, requiring regular sewage discharge;
   • Waterless Suction Type: Uses vacuum or negative pressure to collect feces, suitable for water-scarce areas;
   • Recirculating Flush Type: Wastewater is treated and recycled for use, saving water resources;
   • Dry Packing Type: Feces are sealed and packed, without the need for a water supply and drainage system.

Application Scenarios

Widely deployed in temporary or fixed locations such as stations, docks, tourist attractions, large construction sites, and squares. For example, Tibetan-style prefabricated toilets (¥8888.88 per unit) are suitable for cultural displays in scenic spots, while bamboo-structured ecological public toilets (¥30 per square meter) are commonly seen in rural areas or nature reserves, balancing environmental protection and cost.

Design Principles

1. Mobility Convenience: Lightweight materials (such as aluminum alloy frames) are used, and the height and width are controlled to meet transportation standards;
2. Environmental Protection: Priority is given to recyclable materials to reduce construction pollution, and some models are equipped with solar power supply systems;
3. Humanization: Designs such as third toilets, barrier-free facilities, and ventilation systems enhance the user experience.

Market Status

Brands include Quehao, Zhonglan Kelin, and Dihaida, with prices varying significantly depending on specifications and functions. When making a purchase, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the application scenario, budget, and maintenance costs. For example, in high-traffic areas, it is advisable to choose wear-resistant materials, and in remote areas, the dry packing type can be selected to reduce operation and maintenance difficulties.