I may be wrong, but you can tell that this isn’t in the US because the doors actually seem to go all the way to the floor.
It’s probably also the kind of fancy glass you can get to go foggy on command (hopefully it’s fail foggy, i.e. needs a small charge to be clear) so that when you latch the door the stall becomes private.
I’m sure that’s what it is, but I would be soooooooo uncomfortable either way.
I would love this!
I hate going into a bathroom and needing to softly push/pull on each door lightly enough to avoid letting someone who may be sitting on the other side know I’m checking whether the stall is occupied.
Edit: I know many stalls have the green/red slider, but those are often hard to read, and I can immediately see which stalls are empty with the glass ones, without needing to walk up close enough to read the dial.
Don’t get me started on American public toilets.
Gap under door. Gap between doors. Turd shelf toilet bowl.
These are the new and updated "American Privacy Toilets^TM ", where past complaints of doors not reaching all the way to the floor and ceiling has been addressed and tolerances have been adjusted to avoid other people from peeking in.
^^Do ^^not ^^mind ^^the ^^new ^^privacy ^^loopholes, ^^backdoors ^^and ^^excemptions
“Your privacy is important to us” and “We care about your privacy.”
Ahh yes a company that truly understands transparency
The most used lie is “I’ve read the TOS and PP” before clicking in “Accept”, the biggest joke is the sentence with which start every PP “Your privacy is very important for us”.
I’m guessing that these are the kind that fog as soon as the doors locked.
