Sharing toilet cubicle structure for public toilet

Abstract

The invention provides a round tubular sharing toilet cubicle structure formed by a rotatable shielding device. The structure comprises framework structures, rotatable round tubular shielding devicesand universal pedestal pans, wherein the framework structures are fixed on the ground; the framework structures are installed in pairs; the concave arc surfaces are opposite and are matched with the round tubular shielding devices; each round tubular shielding device is suspended on a support frame positioned at the upper side, is embedded into the framework structure, and is driven to rotate around a vertical shaft by an electric motor; and a wheel-shaped article is arranged on the framework structure and is in contact with the round tubular shielding device. The round tubular sharing toiletcubicle structure has the advantages that the transformation can be performed on the basis of the existing public toilet; the cost is reduced; the dynamic allocation of the toilet cubicles of the public toilet is realized; the double-side simultaneous door opening risk of the sharing toilet cubicles can be effectively avoided by the round tubular structure; and a good visual effect is structurallyrealized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a barrel-shaped shared toilet seat structure formed by a rotatable shielding device. The structure achieves the purpose of sharing toilet seats in public toilets through the limited rotation angle of the shielding device and the locking function. From the perspective of practical use Protect the privacy of users and fundamentally solve the problem of imbalance in the distribution of male and female toilet seats. Background technique [0002] In daily life, everyone often encounters the phenomenon of queuing up in public toilets. Often, the men's toilets can enter and exit freely, while long queues form in front of the women's toilets. Nowadays, the allocation of public toilets is seriously imbalanced due to the lack of consideration of the characteristics of gender use. In 2012, several female college students in Guangzhou even staged a performance art of "Occupying Men's Toilets" in public toilets. [0003] In the case of the...

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Problems solved by technology

Shanghai has used gender-neutral toilets (that is, shared toilets for men and women). Due to the flaws in the shared space and structural design, the potential safety hazards cannot be underestimated; temporary gender-free public toilets have also appeared in squares in some cities, but this public place seems Embarrassment cannot be avoided, and there are many troubles in use; Chen Shisheng and Lai Yuru of Tunghai University in Taiwan, China, once launched a "gentlemen's toilet", but there are still many disputes about its feasibility

The design of the square toilet seat is unsightly and occupies a large area. The linkage structure of the two-door design may fail, which increases safety hazards

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