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Sep 9, 2024
5:21:55pm

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It's not an engineering problem. It's just cheaper to build, install, and clean.

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seacougar

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Why do we, as Americans, put up with the enormous gaps in the doors on our bathroom stalls? Surely we, the country

scootsy (Taylor’s Version)

Sep 9, 10:06am

Revolt!

lightmann

Sep 9, 10:07am

How else am I supposed to know someone is in there if I can't see them?

goldengoose

Sep 9, 10:08am

knock?

RIGAMORTIS

Sep 9, 10:22am

Buy if I can see them, I don't need to knock.

goldengoose

Sep 9, 10:27am

But if you can SEE them ... in the stall...then this is wrong.

runnincoug

Sep 9, 11:08am

bc Americans are dumb and would just keep tugging on the door thinking it's stuck, not realizing somebody's in there

byujag

Sep 9, 10:20am

The people putting men on the moon and the people making public bathrooms? Not

vagabonder

Sep 9, 10:21am

my work covered all the gaps a couple years ago (minus the 8 to 12 inches

SalmonOfCapistrano

Sep 9, 10:22am

no dividers between urinals should be illegal

RIGAMORTIS

Sep 9, 10:23am

Are these dividers sufficient?

cdr88

Sep 9, 10:52am

One office building I had worked in, the tenants on the floor below us had renovated the entire floor...

Coug

Sep 9, 10:26am

You keep those sort of locations to yourself. You can’t let that knowledge

Ojiisan

Sep 9, 10:34am

I don't understand why there's so much variability even in new construction.

russkiejedi

Sep 9, 10:28am

Thankfully this is changing (slowly)

Lifer

Sep 9, 10:34am

went to a public restroom that they bathroom stall doors were removed completely

palangi

Sep 9, 10:46am

there's a bathroom south of Doheny Beach (Dana Point) with a few toilet seats

SalmonOfCapistrano

Sep 9, 11:01am

Probably

palangi

Sep 9, 11:12am

Bigger question...why do we not have bidets or wet wipes everywhere???

RUNBYU1

Sep 9, 11:42am

Probably started as an effort to lower teenage pregnancy rates.

Sep 9, 1:36pm

It's not an engineering problem. It's just cheaper to build, install, and clean.

seacougar

Sep 9, 5:21pm

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