Toilet Planning Book Vol. 3: A Handy Guide for Toilet Design

Full of important points for designing public restrooms, including considerations for baby facilities.

This document introduces points to consider when designing toilets that are easy to use for those with infants and toddlers, including the presence or absence of facilities, structure, layout, and dimensions. It also includes design plans for areas around sinks and toilets for parents with young children. Please use this information to avoid failures such as "the toilet became difficult to use as a result of adding various facilities" or "the usability of the toilet was poor, leading to a negative impression of the facility." [Points to make toilets easier to use for those with infants and toddlers (partial list)] - A covered diaper disposal bin eliminates the need to carry dirty diapers. - A low sink allows small children to reach it easily. - Having a child-sized chair within sight makes it easier to use the sink. - It is advisable to consider privacy for diaper changing stations in shared areas to avoid concerns about being watched. - Being able to change clothes without touching the floor is more hygienic, etc. *Please note that this guidebook is available only by mail. If you would like a copy of the guidebook, please feel free to contact us.

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