Squat Pits in Rural Simple Mobile Toilets

There are various types of squat pits in rural simple mobile toilets, commonly including regular squat toilets made of stainless steel and fiberglass, as well as waterless squat pits using packaging technology, with prices varying according to material and function.

Stainless steel squat pits are relatively common in rural simple mobile toilets, featuring durability and rust resistance. For example, the stainless steel toilet squat pit for rural dry toilets, a white steel plate squat pit specifically designed for open-air toilet renovation, is priced at ¥80.27; the 304 stainless steel squat toilet for rural dry toilet upgrades, a post-renovation drainage squat pit for toilet stools and cesspits, is priced at ¥80.00. These squat pits are usually made of high-quality stainless steel, with a smooth surface that is easy to clean, able to adapt to the environment of rural open-air or simple toilets, and have a long service life. Their design is mostly in the style of traditional squat toilets, conforming to the usage habits of rural residents, and installation is relatively simple, as they can be directly fixed to the toilet floor.

Fiberglass squat pits attract attention for their lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties. The fiberglass squat toilet for rural dry toilet renovation, a waterless squat toilet with a large opening and a lid for home use, is priced at ¥55.02. Fiberglass material has good strength and toughness, while being lightweight, facilitating transportation and installation. The large-opening and lid design not only facilitates use but also effectively prevents odor emission, keeping the toilet air fresh. This type of squat pit is suitable for rural households or simple public toilets that have certain requirements for hygiene conditions and a relatively limited budget.

In addition, the waterless mobile toilet squat pit using packaging technology is an innovative solution. Its squat pit design incorporates packaging bag technology. After a user defecates, the excrement automatically falls into the packaging bag, requiring no water for flushing or electrical support, with simple maintenance and low cost. This type of squat pit is particularly suitable for rural areas with scarce water resources or unstable power supply, effectively solving the sewage discharge and odor problems of traditional toilets while reducing environmental pollution.