Toilet cubicle doors can be spotted in the restrooms of malls, offices and public places. Have you ever noticed that these toilet stall doors never go all the way down to the floor? Sometimes, I feel it is very strange because anyone can pop up down the floor. Or things like water can flow beneath the doors.
Needless to say, I find it uncomfortable peeing or pooping in such washrooms since there's a level of insecurity. What if I want to change clothes? Taking my jeans out 'might' provide a view of the ones outside. Well, washrooms are places that offer you isolation (or are supposed to), you can be yourself without the fear of being judged and without anyone around. But I recently have come across a few logical reasons behind the design you see in public toilet cubicles.
Let me encounter you with them!
Needless to say, I find it uncomfortable peeing or pooping in such washrooms since there's a level of insecurity. What if I want to change clothes? Taking my jeans out 'might' provide a view of the ones outside. Well, washrooms are places that offer you isolation (or are supposed to), you can be yourself without the fear of being judged and without anyone around. But I recently have come across a few logical reasons behind the design you see in public toilet cubicles.
Let me encounter you with them!
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