toilet layouts – bad design

ap hell

This is just too cosy and would send most AP sufferers straight for the cubicles!

It has got a divider though.

big loo

This one has dividers and a decent number of urinals and WC's.

no dividers

It's a basic human need to want privacy.

However AP sufferers can't rely on toilet design changing and therefore most AP sufferers work on changing themselves.

typical

A very typical layout – at least they haven't tried to squeeze 3 pee pods in as sometime happens!

No dividers again.

easy

The easy choice here for the male or female AP sufferer is to use the disabled loo!

A ladies urinal has now been developed. Although this has won a design award it is unlikely to prove popular as most cultures would not be ready to accept such a radical change.

shower

The cash was available to build a shower room but not for a couple of inexpensive dividers.

not bad

This one has the urinals at an angle which gives a better feeling of privacy. Both the male and female toilets in this scheme feature proper cubicle walls (rather than a sheet of cardboard!) and floor to ceiling doors – Quality!

ap heaven

This design is typical of a lot of new buildings where there is no difference between the male and female toilets.

This of course is the exception rather than the rule and whilst making for a nice surprise for most AP sufferers, would not help in confronting the problem.

Funky Toilet Design

This is an example of a very funky design - which would be considered rather challenging for AP sufferers, to say the least!!!

However, humour tends to relax people and you would have a great reason to go in 'just for a look' and plenty to talk about when you return to the dancefloor.