Public toilets, Public restrooms
Public toilets can be street furniture, when the toilet is delivered completely as a complete building and can be used immediately after installation. The appearance of a street furniture-type public toilet is usually defined and single-person, but in terms of equipment, it can vary greatly depending on the customer's needs.
In parking lots and public places where, due to traffic, it is not enough to install a public restroom in the form of street furniture, the implementation of several single-person toilets in one building is the ideal solution. Toilets built in this way can be used free of charge, but of course it can also be a paid solution by using the appropriate admission module. Apart from the toilet rooms, the building may contain a separate urinal room, sometimes also a shower. A purposefully essential characteristic of urban toilets is that, regardless of the number of toilets, they contain a so-called service corridor. The function of the service corridor is that all sanitary equipment is installed from the service corridor, so there is no removable equipment from the guest area, the design is vandal-proof.
Significant and small improvements in our automatic, street furniture-type public toilets
We have made a significant development in the field of toilet flushing, for the reason of making toilet flushing and blowing off water remaining on the surface more efficient. From here on, the washing cart is moved by pneumatic control, and the blow-off after washing is done by compressed air.
WC-GUIDE remote monitoring system
The WC-GUIDE remote monitoring software system enables remote access to the WC building. On the one hand, it provides information about the condition and operation of each cubicle, and on the other hand, if the system is rented, the operator can remotely influence the operation of the WC building with the help of commands. Toilet buildings are equipped with a number of special sensors. The signals sent by these are continuously transmitted to the remote server by an electronic unit, a communication module, located in the WC service area. The server organizes and stores the received data. These data are then made available to authorized operators with any device and browser with an internet connection. All you need is an internet browser to display the information. The WC-Guide system immediately sends SMS messages about alarms and important operating information from the WC building to the designated person or persons entrusted with operational tasks.
Built public toilets and their modules
In parking lots and public places where, due to traffic, it is not enough to install a single-person, street furniture-style public toilet, the implementation of several single-person toilets in one building is the ideal solution. Toilets built in this way can be used free of charge, but of course it can also be a paid solution by using the appropriate admission module. Regardless of the toilet rooms, the building can also contain a separate urinal room, with the installation of an appropriate number of urinals, and in some cases, for example, where trucks are parked, a paid shower can also be created there.
A purposefully essential characteristic of public toilets is that, regardless of the number of toilets, they contain a so-called service corridor. The function of the service corridor is that all sanitary equipment is installed from the service corridor, so there is no removable equipment from the guest area, the design is vandal-proof. The toilets are used in the most simplified way possible, the urinals are flushed automatically, while the toilets, hand washing, soap dispensing, and hand drying are done by hand approach, without touching.
Essentially, existing technological solutions, equipment, and modules in the automatic street furniture type toilets must be designed in a new arrangement in the built public toilets, even for multiple people.
Therefore, it is extremely important that appropriate consultations take place during the architectural and building engineering planning of the WC building!
