Barrier-free temporary toilet with a high-performance waste disposal agent that does not require a lifeline.
"Hi! Toilet" is an outdoor toilet that uses the Mt. Fuji Toilet method to disinfect waste with a special processing agent and eliminate odors. Since it is processed with a special agent, there is no need for electrical or plumbing work for water supply and drainage. It is sized to be transportable by a 2-ton truck. Additionally, we offer a variety of options including a simple handwashing station, pipe fans, changing tables, and ramps. 【Features】 ■ No need for electrical or plumbing work for water supply and drainage ■ Dimensions: 2m wide x 1.65m deep, size of 1 tsubo (3.3m²) ■ Sized to be transportable by a 2-ton truck *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Floor area: 3.18m ■Roof: Double-sided color steel plate, urethane panel t=40mm ■Interior and exterior walls: Double-sided color steel plate, urethane panel t=32mm ■Floor: Aluminum checker plate t=3mm ■Doors and windows ・Semi-automatic sliding door (with emergency opening device and indicator lock) ・Aluminum sliding window (with screen) ■Equipment (default) ・Simple flush toilet with toilet tank ・Foldable handrails on both sides (with backrest) (wall-mounted) ・I-shaped handrail, paper holder *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Disaster prevention storage ■Outdoor events, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Products that can be delivered to everyone from "dioxins" - our company's dioxin decomposition technology. Utilizing this technology, we have developed and commercialized "Powderlet," which processes sewage into powder. Although this Powderlet has just been released, it has received various feedback and opinions, including its use for caregiving and its application in countries and regions without sewage infrastructure. Reflecting on this, I have become more acutely aware that there are fewer countries like ours where water can be used freely.