Movable Small Toilet

Movable small toilets can be made in various ways. Here are two common DIY methods and one type of finished product:

Making with a Water Storage Tank and a Pallet

First, prepare a pallet and fix universal wheels at its four corners to ensure the small toilet can move flexibly. Then, place a water storage tank and cut it to form an open tank body. Stack two cut tank bodies together and fix them with self-tapping screws to increase the internal space. Next, cut an entrance on the tank body for people to enter and exit. Make a hole in the internal floor and install a drain elbow and a water pipe for sewage discharge. After that, fix the toilet and install sanitary facilities such as faucets, sinks, and showerheads according to needs to meet daily use requirements. Finally, install a door to ensure privacy during use. This method utilizes the airtightness and space of the water storage tank. Through reasonable modification and installation of facilities, a relatively well-equipped movable toilet is realized.

Making with a Water Storage Bucket

Split a water storage bucket in half. Prepare a wooden board and fix universal wheels at its four corners to facilitate movement. Fix wooden strips on the upper side of the bucket to increase the height and make the internal space more spacious. Cut an entrance on the side and install a door frame and plastic soft panels to form walls, providing a certain degree of shelter and protection. Place the split upper half of the bucket as a roof to serve functions such as rain protection. Make a hole at the bottom of the bucket and install a drain pipe. Connect the interfaces properly to ensure smooth sewage discharge. Install facilities such as a bathroom heater, a toilet, and a water tank. The bathroom heater can provide a warm environment, and the toilet and water tank meet excretion needs. Connect the drain pipe to a sewage bucket and install the inlet pipe of the sink, etc., to complete the entire sanitary system.

Finished Rustic-style Movable Toilet

There are also finished rustic-style movable toilets available on the market. Their roofs are ridged and decorated with thatch, featuring a unique rustic style and an attractive appearance. They are equipped with rain protection facilities at the front to effectively prevent rainwater from entering. They are provided with public sinks and beauty mirrors, facilitating users to clean and tidy up after using the toilet. The men's toilets are also equipped with partitions to ensure users' privacy. This type of finished movable toilet is suitable for places such as scenic spots and agritainment venues, being both practical and ornamental.