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Office Building Design Code "JGJ67-2006": Public toilets should meet the following requirements: 1. Public toilets should be equipped with special facilities for the disabled; 2. The distance from the farthest working point should not be greater than 50m; 3. There should be a front room; The door of the public toilet should not be opened directly to the main public spaces such as office rooms, foyers, and elevator halls;

Urban public toilets do not include toilets in office buildings. Therefore, there are no requirements for the construction of office buildings.

According to the classification of building grades, according to the "Planning and Design Standards for Urban Public Toilets" formulated by the former Ministry of Urban and Rural Construction and Environmental Protection, the construction standards of urban public toilets are divided into three categories according to the importance of their locations. The first type of public toilet is set up in the open tourist spots and busy streets, and needs to be equipped with independent urinals, thermal facilities, paper holders, advanced water-saving devices, and independent single rooms with a height of meters, etc., and the standard of ground and wall skirt decoration is higher; Class II public toilets are suitable for construction on main streets, and can be equipped with single rooms with freestanding toilets, or with troughed toilets and tiled urinals; The three types of public toilets are set up on ordinary streets, using through-trough urinals, and the standard of decoration materials has been lowered accordingly. Since 1990, the construction standard of public toilets has been greatly improved on the original basis, especially the public toilets built in the bustling commercial streets and near tourist attractions, which have reached the "star" standard, whether it is building materials, service facilities and service levels, or the cultural atmosphere and health level of public toilets, they have been greatly improved to meet the needs of the public for toilets.

Toilets are the trend, and public toilets in developed countries in the world are toilets, which are more hygienic and civilized, reflecting humanistic care. You must know that going to the toilet is one of the several instinctive needs of people, and there is no reason not to design it well to reflect the care for people.

Because not everyone can squat smoothly, many people can only sit or only get used to sitting, especially for people with disabilities or difficulties, toilets that generally meet international standards in universal design must be equipped with toilets.