Scenic Area Provides Mobile Toilets
Scenic areas indeed provide mobile toilets. The following is an introduction from different aspects:
Production and Supply: There are professional source production bases for scenic area public toilets that supply mobile toilets. For example, Lanzhou Tongchuang, as a source production base for scenic area public toilets, provides mobile toilets that are the preferred choice for cultural and tourism projects. Its design is very considerate. The entire structure is welded from thickened galvanized square tubes. This material and craftsmanship make the toilet sturdy and durable, enabling it to adapt to the complex usage environment and frequent relocation needs in scenic areas.
Product Types: There are various types of mobile toilets suitable for scenic area scenarios. For instance, there are 6-row mobile toilets, which are suitable for outdoor scenarios such as scenic area campsites and parks. The overall structure is made of galvanized steel frames covered with waterproof asphalt shingles. This structure is not only robust and durable but also has good waterproof performance. Moreover, they can be easily moved and arranged at different locations. The interior facilities of the toilets are complete, equipped with squat toilets, washbasins, exhaust fans, ceiling lights, etc., which can meet the basic toilet needs of tourists and provide them with a relatively comfortable user experience.
Rental Usage: Some scenic areas will rent mobile toilets according to their own needs. Taking Dujiangyan Scenic Area as an example, it planned to rent mobile toilets during the National Day holiday in 2026 and issued a relevant rental project bidding announcement. This indicates that when facing special situations such as tourist peaks, scenic areas will increase the number of toilets by renting mobile toilets to alleviate the pressure on tourists' toilet use.
Innovative Models: Some scenic areas are also trialing 'tidal toilets'. These toilets set up a number of 'gender-neutral general toilet stalls' and use movable signs or lockable sliding doors to dynamically adjust usage permissions according to real-time pedestrian traffic. During tourist peaks, especially when there are long queues of women waiting for toilets, some of the 'gender-neutral general toilet stalls' can be adjusted to be women-only, effectively addressing the problem of women's difficulty in finding toilets and improving the toilet usage efficiency.
