A unisex public toilet, alternatively called a unisex bathroom, unisex lavatory, gender-inclusive toilet, gender-neutral public toilet, gender-neutral washroom, or unisex restroom is a public toilet that people of any gender or gender identity may use. Gender-neutral bathrooms benefit transgender populations and other people who exist outside of the gender binary; people with disabilities, the elderly, and anyone else who may require the assistance of someone of another gender; and parents who may wish to accompany their children to the washroom or toilet facility. More: en.wikipedia.org.

Yes, it should be becoming mandatory to build them in schools Yes, as long as it's up to a school No, I think male and female bathrooms are good enough see voting resultssaving...
1 opinions, 1 replies
Add your opinion:
Preview:
(mouse over or touch to update)
Add your opinion
0
User voted Yes, it should be becoming mandatory to build them in schools.
0 votes
Jun 19, 2016

I've seen and been in unisex bathrooms, it was well designed, that is each stall was closed off, they had urinals stalls. You couldn't see into any stall, they had sinks to wash your hands. And it worked great, you walked in, did your business in private and walked out. No problem.

subscribe
::unhide-discussion::
-1
main reply
1 vote,
Jul 13, 2016

I think there is no need, i'm afraid this could be "brazzers new season" =)))

subscribe
Add your opinion
Challenge someone to answer this topic:
Invite an OpiWiki user:
OR
Invite your friend via email:
OR
Share it: