Datong Mobile Toilet Design Case
Datong boasts a rich variety of mobile toilet design cases, covering multiple types. Here are the specific introductions:
High-standard Mobile Bus Toilets: Located on the north side of Taiping Tower and the south side of Drum Tower in the ancient city of Datong, these toilets feature a unique design with an integrated bus-style structure and a simple yet elegant appearance. The interior is clearly divided into separate male and female areas, equipped with vacuum-adsorption toilet fixtures that effectively reduce odors. Washbasins facilitate user cleaning, while an intelligent lighting system automatically adjusts brightness according to the environment. A powerful ventilation and deodorization system ensures fresh air inside the toilets. Additionally, free sanitary products such as toilet paper, hand soap, disposable toothbrushes, and toothpaste are provided to enhance the user experience. In terms of management services, dedicated staff are on duty, and a one-customer-one-clean policy is implemented, with regular cleaning, comprehensive disinfection, and timely replenishment of supplies to ensure the toilets remain clean and odor-free with properly functioning facilities.
Standardized Construction Plan for Outdoor Mobile Toilets in Datong: This plan covers four core areas of Datong City: Pingcheng District, Yungang District, Xinrong District, and Yunzhou District, involving multiple types of venues such as city parks, tourist attractions, transportation hubs, commercial districts, and sports venues. The plan aims to construct 30 standardized mobile toilets, including single-stall, double-stall, triple-stall, and barrier-free types to meet diverse needs. Construction strictly adheres to multiple national standards, such as the 'Design Standard for Urban Public Toilets' and the 'Classification and Evaluation of Quality Grades for Tourist Toilets,' ensuring toilet quality and safety. In terms of layout, a modular combined approach is adopted based on different site conditions. Parks and scenic spots use a dispersed layout with one toilet every 500 meters and a maximum spacing of 800 meters, while transportation hubs use a centralized layout with toilets placed at entrances, exits, and waiting halls.
Color-steel Toilets/Street Park Mobile Toilets: The exterior walls are made of aluminum-plastic panels (an upgraded version of color-steel panels), which are heavier and more expensive but offer excellent thermal insulation, resistance to fading and dust accumulation, a variety of color options, and strong wind resistance. The all-steel structure is suitable for long-distance transportation and mobility, with a high visual grade, making it ideal for urban municipal construction and permanent toilet construction in scenic parks. However, the cost is relatively high, and the processing cycle is longer. The interior design focuses on user-friendliness, featuring not only dressing tables, mirrors, toilet paper, face creams, and green plants but also third toilets and barrier-free toilets to meet the needs of different user groups.
