Is the gap between toilet cabin door and floor designed for any exact reason? - cabin designs
Most public toilets are now many separate cabins with a door hole in the ground. Why is this so? Thus, one could see, has taken the cabin? Or maybe a toilet paper shares slightly to the person who needs it? For security?
I'm curious. Perhaps no one is working in the design of the toilet cubicle? :)
Friday, January 1, 2010
Cabin Designs Is The Gap Between Toilet Cabin Door And Floor Designed For Any Exact Reason?
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This is to allow adequate air circulation in the cabin. It is in the air at the bottom and is removed through the roof fans. This avoids the toilet "air" outside the toilets in the corridor.
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This makes it easier to clean the floors.
Ventilation.
You see, when occupied.
Depends on whom you ask. I doubt that a file that contains the bathroom "right" answer ...
so you can feel the shittttttttt =]
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