WHY THE DOORS IN PUBLIC TOILETS DON'T REACH THE FLOOR

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WHY THE DOORS IN PUBLIC TOILETS DON'T REACH THE FLOOR
IT'S EASIER TO CLEAN.
Due to the demand for public toilets, it's necessary to wash them several times a day. The gap at the bottom makes the bathroom stalls much easier and faster
for the custodians to clean.

IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT, YOU CAN GET HELP EASILY.
In a fully enclosed stall, if a person fainted or had a health problem that left them unconscious, it would take a long time before someone noticed

IT HELPS CURB INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR.
The lack of privacy in public toilets also prevents people from doing things in the stall that they shouldn't be doing. The characteristics of the doors allow for a higher level of surveillance and prevention of inappropriate behavior.

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