Mobile Toilet Customization

Mobile toilets can be customized according to different needs, with a variety of types and configurations available.

I. Customization by Style

• Maillard Color Scheme Apple Cabin Mobile Public Toilet: This mobile toilet is 7 meters in length and 3 meters in width, featuring a Maillard color scheme for a unique visual effect. Internally, the women's toilet is designed with four independent squatting positions to better meet the needs of female users; the men's toilet is equipped with two urinals, suitable for major cultural and tourism attractions such as scenic parks, providing a convenient toilet environment for tourists.
• European-Style Mobile Toilet: Custom-made with ivory-white metal carved panels, it exudes elegance and refinement. It is configured for two men and two women, with a marble basin in the middle, facilitating simple washing and enhancing the overall quality, suitable for use in places with high environmental aesthetic requirements.

II. Customization by Size and Structure

• Large Mobile Toilet with a Width of 3.2 Meters: The front wall is designed with a lattice pattern, which is both aesthetically pleasing and provides ventilation. Additionally, the logo is fully equipped to enhance brand promotion. Its frame can be used outdoors for more than 15 years, ensuring reliable quality. Internally, there is a public washing area with a makeup mirror in the corridor for users to tidy up; the men's toilet area is designed with seven related facilities (specific facilities not fully described), meeting the needs of a larger number of users.
• Container Mobile Toilet: With dimensions of 14 meters in length, 3 meters in width, and a height of 2.8 meters, it is transformed from a container, offering strong sturdiness and stability. This type of mobile toilet can be divided into internal spaces and installed with facilities according to actual needs, providing high flexibility.

III. Key Points for Customization When customizing a mobile toilet, it is necessary to fully consider factors such as the foot traffic of the usage location, the characteristics of the user group, and the available space. For example, in places with high foot traffic like scenic parks, it is necessary to appropriately increase the number of toilet positions; for groups with special needs, such as the elderly and disabled, barrier-free facilities should be provided. At the same time, reliable materials and equipment should be selected to ensure the service life and hygiene safety of the mobile toilet.