What are the toilets like in your workplace

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  • Gender separated
  • Gender neutral with shared handwashing
  • Gender neutral with private handwashing

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  • Cubicle doors flush with floor
  • Cubicle doors have a gap at the floor

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They’re just gender neutral but separate rooms - one toilet/sink etc per room. Not a massive office, see.

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Disclaimer: this is not a thread about gendered toilet access. Women and men, cis- or transgender, and non-binary people should all be respected as the gender they identify as and can use whatever toilet they damm well please :transgender_flag:

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we have at least two of those options.

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Just have three individual toilets in different parts of the site in their own little rooms. No cubicles or anything.

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One of our places has a single room with one trap for men, one for women and a shared sink. So that’s kind of a mix of everything, I guess.

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As of today the WiFi reaches the toilets so my daytime dissing will increase by a small amount

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I miss from our old office the 11th floor toilet which was a spacious affair with a shower cubicle and a commanding view over a beloved London roundabout.

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gender separated. quite clean.

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This dating profile needs some work.

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Ground floor gender neutral, two bathrooms with multiple cubicles, no urinals.

Floors 1 - 4 the same setup but gendered for no reason. No idea why they haven’t neutralised the lot. Cynically I expect it’s because we host visitors on the ground floor and a lot of our published values are around inclusivity and diversity.

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Our male bathroom has two cubicles (one for disabled), and two urinals. There’s also a loud screeching noise going constantly from the pipes.

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We’ve got these weird new airtight eco loos that are basically like fancier aeroplane toilets

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Both are shared. Upstairs one has pink hair dye splashes near the mirror.

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Separated - two for women the other one is for men, women when their cubicles are both taken and visitors as we only have the one male employee.

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WFH so doors always open anyone welcome no matter who or what you are!

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Depends on the building but mostly gender neutral with a sink in the cubicle. Hygiene standards prerry high.

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I’ll be there around half eight tomorrow morning

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They’ve got rid of paper towels in the toilets where I work, because apparently they can’t be recycled, and are exclusively dyson airblades for drying your hands, which is great until you want some paper towel because you’ve spilled a drink on your desk