Recommendation of Public Mobile Toilets

Here are some recommended public mobile toilets: Simple and Practical Connected Toilets, Special-shaped Mobile Toilets, and Tidal Public Toilets.

Simple and Practical Connected Toilets: Produced by Dezhou Hongtu Metal Products Co., Ltd., these toilets boast numerous practical features. They have three squatting positions and are painted sky blue, giving a fresh feeling. Their independent connected design allows them to be used by both men and women without distinction, greatly increasing their usage frequency, especially suitable for places with high foot traffic and less stringent requirements for separating male and female toilet positions. Inside the toilets, all necessary sanitary fixtures are available to meet basic toilet needs and provide convenience for users.

Special-shaped Mobile Toilets: Also a proud creation of Dezhou Hongtu Metal Products Co., Ltd., these toilets feature a brick-patterned flat roof design paired with an overall galvanized steel frame structure, making them sturdy and durable. According to relevant data, their service life can exceed 15 years, significantly reducing long-term usage costs. The exterior wall panels are orange brick-patterned, not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly visible in various environments. The unique design of the front wall adds to their distinctive appearance, making them not just functional facilities but also unique landscapes.

Tidal Public Toilets: These are highly innovative public mobile toilets. They dynamically adjust male and female toilet positions through physical partitions, cleverly alleviating the problem of women queuing for toilets. A lockable sliding tidal door is installed between the male and female toilets, creating a universally accessible toilet area that can be connected in both directions. Management personnel can flexibly adjust toilet position allocations based on actual usage. This design concept originates from tidal lanes in the transportation sector and has been piloted in multiple cities such as Shenzhen, Wuhan, Chongqing, and Hangzhou. Taking Shenzhen as an example, since the pilot program began in 2023, as of November 2024, six tidal public toilets have been built in Nanshan District, effectively optimizing toilet position usage efficiency in parks, scenic spots, and other locations. Some tidal public toilets are also equipped with negative pressure exhaust systems to promptly remove odors and keep the toilet air fresh; they also have third toilets to provide convenience for special groups such as the disabled and parents with young children, further enhancing the user experience.