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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should not be set up, as it does not pay much attention to personal privacy and can cause unnecessary embarrassment when men and women are in the toilet. Or should you share the urinal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, unisex should be set up like this.
This is convenient for men and women.
Protection: Non-slip materials should be used on the ground to prevent people with disabilities from falling and injuring themselves. The door of the toilet should be equipped with a protective door panel to prevent the wheelchair's foot pedal from breaking the door. >>>More
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. >>>More
Compared with ordinary toilets, there are more handrails than handbasins and toilets, and the opening area of the toilet partition is larger.
Yes, because in general, people have an emergency when they are defending, and it is better to install it next to the toilet or squatting urinal!
Guess it can be?
This is not a question of how to be sure, but there is a standard, barrier-free design code GB 50763-2012 (implementation). >>>More