PQSE HOUSE · PORTABLE SANITATION

Portable Toilet
Manufacturer in China
for Bulk Project Orders

PQSE House is a portable restroom manufacturer for project sanitation packages. Our portable restroom units can be planned as single cubicles or multi-cubicle blocks. Compare the four-WC layout below, then confirm the user count, water supply, waste connection and delivery scope for your site.

Toilet cabins · Washbasin options · Project-based configurations

KNOW THE PRODUCT

A Toilet Cabin Planned Around Your Site

A prefabricated toilet cabin brings the enclosure and agreed internal fittings into one coordinated unit. It can serve a standalone location or form part of a larger arrangement of offices, accommodation and shared facilities.

Compare compact portable restroom cabins with a larger steel-frame toilet block. Each group below has its own dimensions and material package. The four-WC floor plan illustrates the block layout; it is separate from the compact 1–4-compartment cabin range.

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Portable Toilet Block Specifications

Key specification

Reference model

Steel-frame block

Reference model

5,950 × 3,000 × 2,800 mm

Compact cabin range

Reference model

Compact WC-cubicle and urinal-station configurations

Illustrated block layout

Reference model

4 WCs and 4 washbasins

Core systems

Reference model

Lightweight aluminum/EPS cabin or modular steel/rock-wool block

Models, Materials and Full Specifications

Compare the illustrated model or package with its complete specification. Dimensions are in millimetres unless stated; optional materials and equipment follow the selected order.

Concept fixture arrangement based on the published cabin size; final fixture clearances follow the selected drawing. Select image to enlarge.

Compact cabin · 1 compartment

Dimensions are length × width × height. Weight is the published cabin reference; the selected fixture package changes final weight.

1 compartment

1,100 × 1,100 × 2,400 mm; 140 kg.

Fixture arrangement shown

1 WC and 1 basin.

Dimension order

Length × width × height; weights apply to the published cabin configurations.

Concept fixture arrangement based on the published cabin size; final fixture clearances follow the selected drawing. Select image to enlarge.

Compact cabin · 2 compartments

Dimensions are length × width × height. Weight is the published cabin reference; the selected fixture package changes final weight.

2 compartments

1,100 × 2,100 × 2,400 mm; 230 kg.

Fixture arrangement shown

2 WCs and 2 basins.

Urinal and basin configuration, illustrated from the published cabin reference. Select image to enlarge.

Compact cabin · 3 urinal stations

Dimensions are length × width × height. Weight is the published cabin reference; the selected fixture package changes final weight.

3 urinal stations

1,100 × 3,100 × 2,400 mm; 340 kg.

Fixture arrangement shown

3 urinals and 3 basins.

Concept fixture arrangement based on the published cabin size; final fixture clearances follow the selected drawing. Select image to enlarge.

Compact cabin · 4 compartments

Dimensions are length × width × height. Weight is the published cabin reference; the selected fixture package changes final weight.

4 compartments

1,100 × 4,100 × 2,400 mm; 450 kg.

Fixture arrangement shown

4 WCs and 4 basins.

Product detail illustration; supplied components follow the selected specification. Select image to enlarge.

Compact cabin materials and equipment

Frame

Lightweight aluminum frame.

Wall panels

50 mm EPS sandwich panels with 0.4 mm PPGI skin.

Base equipment

WC or urinal fixtures and basins as shown for the selected model, with its specified fan and lighting.

Functional choices

Toilet and basin, urinal and basin, or shower-only cabin.

Delivery format

Complete assembled cabin or knock-down component package.

Modular sanitation building illustration. Select image to enlarge.

20ft steel-frame toilet block

Steel-frame block specification. The compact aluminum cabins above use a different construction system.

Reference module size

5,950 × 3,000 × 2,800 mm (L × W × H).

Steel structure

2.3 mm formed steel.

Wall panel

50 mm rock wool with 0.4 mm steel skins.

Roof layers

0.4 mm ceiling + 75 mm glass wool + 0.5 mm outer steel sheet.

Base floor

18 mm MGO board + PVC covering.

Door / window

Lockable steel security door / PVC sliding window.

Electrical equipment

Lighting and exhaust fan; destination-specific electrical package.

Fixture-layout reference. Overall dimensions and cubicle clearances are set in the selected fit-out drawing. Select image to enlarge.

Fixtures, drainage and layout options

Illustrated block capacity

4 WC cubicles and 4 washbasins; final block fit-out dimensions follow its own drawing.

WC drainage choices

S-trap floor outlet or P-trap wall outlet.

Basin choices

Pedestal or cabinet basin; urinals can be added to the selected layout.

Wet-area floor option

Cement board with patterned aluminum plate; waterproofing and drainage selected together.

Privacy and ventilation

Cubicle partitions; windows, louvers and exhaust fans as required.

Site connections

Agree water inlet, wastewater outlet and sewer or tank connection with the site plan.

CHOOSE THE ARRANGEMENT

Start with the Number of Cubicles

The right arrangement depends on expected users, available space and site servicing. For construction projects, coordinate toilets and staff facilities with the site-office plan, including peak use, handwashing and servicing access. These concept layouts are starting points; fixture quantities and accessibility require local project review.

Compare the Dimensioned Model Plans

Open a configuration below to review its floor plan and matching technical schedule.

1 compartment 2 compartments 3 urinal stations 4 compartments 4-WC block

Single Toilet Cubicle

A compact starting point for a small location or a separate toilet position. Review the toilet type, handwashing arrangement, door clearance and access to services.

Two Independent Cubicles

Two separately accessed rooms in one arrangement. Discuss whether the rooms need the same fixtures and how the unit will be positioned for daily use and maintenance.

Multi-Cubicle Toilet Cabin

A starting point for shared project facilities. Review cubicle numbers alongside peak use, circulation and cleaning access. For overnight accommodation, coordinate toilet locations with sleeping, dining and washing areas and confirm the operating plan before finalizing the block arrangement.

LOOK INSIDE

The Details Behind Everyday Use

A useful toilet layout leaves room to enter, use the fixtures and clean the space. Look beyond the exterior: the floor junctions, door hardware, ventilation and access to fittings all matter.

Fixtures and Working Space

Review the WC and washbasin together, including their positions, pipe routes and service access. Agree the fixture selection before the layout is finalized.

Floor and Panel Junctions

Specify the floor finish and wall-floor details for the intended use. Cleaning routines should suit the selected surfaces and fittings; textured flooring alone is not evidence of a tested slip-resistance rating.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Keep ventilation openings clear, check for leaks and include the fixtures and floor junctions in the site’s cleaning routine. For construction sites, set cleaning, handwashing, fault reporting and downtime responsibilities alongside the unit layout, then ask for care information suited to the supplied materials.

PLAN THE CONNECTIONS

Confirm Water, Waste and Power Before Delivery

A finished cabin still needs a site service plan. The water supply, wastewater arrangement and any electrical connection should be coordinated with the approved unit drawing and the local installation team.

Water Supply

Confirm the available source and the inlet position required by the selected fixtures. If a separate storage arrangement is needed, include it in the project brief.

Wastewater

Agree the route from the fixtures to the site’s approved wastewater system. A holding tank, pumping arrangement or off-site servicing plan should not be assumed to be included.

Electrical Scope

Review the supply requirements for any specified lighting or ventilation equipment. The site connection and protection arrangements need to be checked by the responsible local team.

Confirm in the supply quotation