Parks, streets and public squares

Municipal Public Spaces

Single modules and custom restrooms for parks, squares and public paths, with cleaning after use and equipment status available remotely.

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Automatic cleaning: After each use
Multi-site status: One dashboard
Exterior options: Custom finishes

The setting

Facilities along everyday routes

Parks and waterfront paths are used by families, older people and evening walkers. Restroom locations need clear signs, suitable lighting and convenient access, as well as enough capacity for busy periods.

A real public plaza with pedestrians and civic buildings

Reference photograph

ESOO restroom module placed in a municipal public environment

Concept rendering

Product application

Several locations, one dashboard

A shared dashboard shows occupancy, cleaning progress, water, power and faults. Maintenance teams can see which units need attention without visiting every location first.

Cleaning after use

The system handles routine cleaning. Staff still inspect the facilities, restock supplies and carry out periodic deep cleaning.

Fault alerts

Maintenance teams can identify the affected unit and review its status before attending the site.

Shared equipment

Locations with the same configuration can use matching spare parts and maintenance procedures.

Product options

Single and multi-cubicle options

Independent cubicles and larger facilities suit different levels of use and available space.

Individual cubicles

PS-C1 is a fixed-size complete module for parks, street corners and paths. Squat or seated fixtures and custom exterior finishes are available.

Multi-cubicle facilities

Custom restrooms for squares and larger parks can be planned around expected use, entrances and waiting areas.

Finishes and signs

Enclosure colours and finishes can suit the surrounding buildings, while entrances and signs remain easy to identify.

Installation planning

Planning the installation

Site works need to fit around public access and maintenance arrangements.

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Capacity planning accounts for weekday use as well as evening and weekend peaks.
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The installation plan shows how the unit fits the available space, foundations and utility connections.
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Complete modules arrive by vehicle and need suitable road access and space for lifting into place.
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Daily maintenance covers cleaning, restocking and fault response, with responsibilities agreed before opening.