Mobile Toilet Floor Plan

The floor plans of mobile toilets vary depending on the type. Below are the design highlights for common types of floor plans:

Type A Accessible Toilet Stall in Public Restrooms: The door is designed to open outward, with a clear width of at least 800mm upon opening, ensuring smooth entry for wheelchairs. The interior space is spacious, allowing for a 360° rotation of the wheelchair after entry, facilitating easy position adjustment for users. Internal facilities include a toilet, an accessible sink, safety grab bars, and a coat hook, meeting the needs of accessible use.

Type B Accessible Toilet Stall in Public Restrooms: Features a sliding door design, with a clear width of at least 800mm upon opening. However, due to the relatively narrow stall width, the wheelchair cannot rotate inside and must back out. Internal facilities include a toilet, safety grab bars, a multifunctional table, and a coat hook, with the multifunctional table providing additional support or space for placing items.

Type C Accessible Toilet Stall in Public Restrooms: Located at the back of the restroom, with a narrow width, the wheelchair can only back out. The internal facilities are relatively simple, including a toilet, safety grab bars, and a coat hook, but still meet basic accessible use requirements.

Type D Accessible Toilet Stall in Public Restrooms: The door is a sliding door, with a clear width of at least 800mm upon opening. Unlike Type B, the interior space of Type D is designed to allow for a 360° rotation of the wheelchair after entry, enhancing usability. Internal facilities include a toilet, safety grab bars, a multifunctional table, and a coat hook.

Double-Stall Mobile Restroom: With an overall length of 2.5 meters, the layout adopts a single-sided design with a communal sink area in the middle. This design saves space and facilitates the cleaning needs of users.

Architectural Design of Mobile Public Restrooms: Includes floor plans and other drawings. The design should consider coordination with the surrounding environment, with the appearance and colors blending into the surrounding landscape. Additionally, the design should facilitate easy movement, storage, installation, and disassembly to meet the needs of different occasions.