The interior of a wheelchair portable toilet is designed with accessibility and comfort in mind for users with limited mobility. Key features typically include:

Non-slip flooring: The floor is made from anti-slip materials to ensure stability and safety for wheelchair users, especially in wet conditions.

Wheelchair handrails: Sturdy handrails are installed at strategic locations around the toilet to provide support for users when transferring from the wheelchair to the toilet seat or while maneuvering within the space.

Hand Wash Sink: A low-mounted sink is easily accessible from a seated position, equipped with lever or touchless faucets to enhance ease of use.

Seat Toilet with Waste Tank: The toilet is positioned at an appropriate height for easy transfer, with grab bars on either side to assist with sitting down and standing up.

Wide entrance and interior space: The door and interior are spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs, with enough turning space for easy mobility.

Hooks and storage: There may be hooks for personal belongings or space for necessary hygiene products, ensuring everything is within reach.

These features make the space practical and safe for users with disabilities, providing them with independence and dignity.