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West europe uses a separate disabled toilets, typically much larger, have plenty of places to hold and grip, larger toilet seat, a "help me" cord to pull, frien
by guntherhermann 4y ago
West europe uses a separate disabled toilets, typically much larger, have plenty of places to hold and grip, larger toilet seat, a "help me" cord to pull, friendlier taps, etc.
An example: https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-VQ-IG8pFfcs/WQYWuWexVmI/AAAAAAAAd2s/lXJNgWUl7U4xP6YXEQotqObl_uKCjBSqgCLcB/s1600/IMG_1826.JPG https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-VQ-IG8pFfcs/WQYWuWexVmI/AAAAAAAAd...
No, too much work? Instead just infringe on the privacy of everyone else.
Honestly...
- kube-system 4y agoI understand we all have different cultural norms, but I have never felt that my privacy was infringed on by the potential that a stranger may see my shoes while taking a crap. But then again, I went to plenty of bars in college with trough urinals, so maybe I have a different point of comparison.
- iso1631 4y agoThat's what's really weird in the states - there's a partition between urinals, but turn around and there's half-inch gaps between the door and rest of the cubicle!
- kube-system 4y agoThere's not always partitions, i.e. the troughs I referenced. The clearances around the stall doors have never occurred to me as an issue. Nobody stands outside of a stall door with their face stuck in the door crack.