Pu'er Open-Air Mobile Toilet Specifications

The common specifications of open-air mobile toilets in Pu'er can be divided into single-person, double-person, barrier-free, and small portable folding models, with specific parameters and applicable scenarios as follows:

Single-person mobile toilets come in regular and mini versions. The regular model measures 110cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height, while the mini model measures 100cm in length, 100cm in width, and 220cm in height. These toilets are compact in structure, occupy a small area, and are typically equipped with a squat toilet or sit toilet, an independent ventilation system, and simple lighting fixtures inside. They are suitable for use in ordinary parks, temporary construction sites, and small event venues. Their design focuses on basic functions, meeting the short-term needs of a single user, and facilitating quick deployment and mobility.

Double-person mobile toilets usually measure 180cm in length, 110cm in width, and 230cm in height. The interior space is reasonably arranged to accommodate two people simultaneously. These toilets are equipped with double squat toilets or double sit toilets and have optimized ventilation and lighting designs to prevent odor accumulation. They are suitable for use in team-building venues, outdoor camping areas, sports event venues, and other places where multiple people need to use the toilet simultaneously, effectively reducing waiting times and improving usage efficiency.

Barrier-free mobile toilets are specially designed for individuals with mobility impairments and are larger in size, typically measuring 180cm in length, 150cm in width, and 240cm in height. The interior provides space for wheelchair rotation and is equipped with handrails, non-slip floors, and low-level washbasins to ensure the safety and convenience of users. These toilets are commonly found in large parks, scenic area entrances, transportation hubs, and other public places, complying with barrier-free design standards and reflecting humanistic care.

Small portable folding mobile toilets can be reduced in size to 1m×1m×2m, using a foldable frame and lightweight materials, making them lightweight and easy to transport. Their interior structure is simplified, typically equipped with a simple squat toilet and a fecal storage tank, without the need for external water supply or sewage pipes. They are suitable for use in narrow spaces or temporary scenarios, such as mountain hiking trails and temporary construction sites. The portability of these toilets makes them an ideal choice for emergency support or short-term activities.