Mobile Toilet Site

There are various design types and application scenarios at the mobile toilet site.

From the perspective of design types:

• Four-square-meter double-unit design: Taking the installation site of mobile toilets in Liangjia Village as an example, a four-square-meter double-unit design is adopted. Although this design has a relatively small area, its internal functions are quite comprehensive. It is not only equipped with a squat toilet to meet basic toilet needs, but also has a reasonably planned space that can also meet bathing needs. It is suitable for places where there are high requirements for space utilization and where multiple functions need to be accommodated.
• Container-style design: The mobile toilet site in Jieyang showcases a container-style design with dimensions of 3 meters × 7 meters. This design has a significant space advantage. It is equipped with 6 squat toilet positions and urinals indoors, which can simultaneously meet the toilet needs of a relatively large number of people. It is suitable for places with relatively high foot traffic.
• Customizable design: The mobile toilets at the Zigong event site can be customized according to needs, offering various types such as waterless flushing, microbial, and foam water-saving types. Waterless flushing mobile toilets do not require water and are suitable for areas where water resources are scarce or difficult to access. Microbial mobile toilets use microorganisms to decompose and treat excrement, which is environmentally friendly and hygienic. Foam water-saving mobile toilets reduce water consumption through the use of foam to achieve the goal of water conservation.

From the perspective of application scenarios:

• Large-scale events: The mobile toilets at the Zigong event site are suitable for large-scale events. They can effectively disperse the toilet pressure of the crowd and improve the on-site sanitation level. During large-scale events, there is a large foot traffic and a high demand for toilets. Mobile toilets can be flexibly arranged according to the scale of the event and the site conditions to meet people's toilet needs.
• Temporary emergency response: Mobile toilets can also be quickly deployed as temporary emergency facilities. In the event of emergencies such as natural disasters and public health incidents, the original toilet facilities may be damaged or unable to meet the needs. Mobile toilets can be rapidly transported to the site and put into use, providing necessary sanitation guarantees for the affected people or rescue personnel.