Mobile Public Toilets for Bus and Metro Stations

Bus terminals, metro stations, park-and-ride sites and temporary transport interchanges can experience concentrated passenger demand but have little spare floor area. Additional toilet capacity must fit the circulation plan, remain visible and accessible, and avoid blocking emergency or passenger routes.

Compact factory-built units can be located beside a terminal building, within a service area or at another approved point along the passenger route. The arrangement may include standard, accessible, seated, squat or urinal facilities according to the authority brief and available footprint.

Problems This Solution Addresses

• Adds passenger toilet capacity where existing station facilities are insufficient.
• Uses a compact footprint for constrained transport sites.
• Allows entrances and queues to be planned around passenger movement and security controls.
• Provides defined access for cleaning staff and consumables replenishment.
• Coordinates the toilet module with existing station water, drainage, power and signage.

How the Solution Is Planned

Provide passenger numbers and peak periods, site drawings, proposed location, required fixture mix, accessibility requirements, security restrictions, operating hours, utility points, cleaning access and delivery windows. Identify any transport-authority standards that apply.

Final capacity, footprint, entrance orientation, signage, fixtures, ventilation, services, base works, delivery and installation responsibilities must be approved before production.