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The gap is for easier mopping. It also lets people check for feet before prying open the door. It's also for if you have, er, a "wide stance" like former sena
by tropo 10y ago
The gap is for easier mopping.
It also lets people check for feet before prying open the door.
It's also for if you have, er, a "wide stance" like former senator Larry Craig.
It also saves 12 inches of material.
- Arizhel 10y agoIt also is an affront to privacy. They could save lots more material by just not having any partitions at all. Why don't they just do that? As for checking for feet, airplanes solved that problem decades ago with door latches that indicate "occupied" when they're closed.