What does accessible restroom mean?

Accessible toilets.

Definition: A separate toilet for men and women with complete barrier-free facilities for the disabled, the elderly, women and children, and a companion who can accompany them.

There is no threshold or anything in the bathroom, there is no obstacle, and it is convenient for wheelchairs to enter and exit.

It is a special toilet for people with disabilities, and it does not need to be used by others.

It can also be used by people with disabilities, without the need for help.

It means a toilet for people with disabilities.

Barrier-free facilities refer to the service facilities that ensure the safety and convenience of the disabled, the elderly, pregnant women, children and other members of society, and are built in supporting construction projects. Including barrier-free passages (roads), electric (building) elevators, platforms, rooms, toilets (toilets), seats, Braille signs and audio prompts, as well as communication, information exchange and other related living facilities.

In urban roads, blind paths have been built to facilitate the walking of blind people, and curb ramps have been built for the convenience of wheelchair disabled people. In terms of buildings, many ramps have been built in large public buildings to facilitate access from the outside to the interior by wheelchair users and the elderly, as well as barrier-free facilities (stairs, elevators, telephones, toilets, handrails, wheelchair spaces, guest rooms, etc.).