Bathroom act of 2023

Preface

This bill has been created in order to make bathrooms more hospitable to their users.

Section 1. Urinals

1.1 Urinal dividers

All Urinals shall have quality plastic dividers and shall be built from the floor to the ceiling, shall be made of a substance that is opaque, shall be at least 3 centimeters in thickness and be at least 60 centimeters deep. 

1.2 Urinal count

All urinals must either be singular (the only one in the room), or they must have an odd number in the room.

Section 2. Stalls

2.1 Stall doors

All stall doors must be made of an opaque material and must have a maximum of 0.2 centimeters between the door and the door frame, and the gap shall be covered with an opaque material. All stall doors must also reach from the floor to the ceiling.

2.2 Stall Walls

All stall walls must stretch from floor to ceiling and be made of an opaque material.

Section 3. Touch-free Usage and Ease of Use

3.1 Touch-free Usage

All flushes, faucets, soap dispensers, paper towel dispensers, electric hand dryers, and hand sanitizer dispensers should be touch-free. All bathroom entrances must have ways to be opened by elbow and/or foot, and must open into the bathroom. 

3.2 Hand Drying

All bathrooms must have both a paper towel dispenser and electric hand dryer

3.3 ‘Occupied’ sign

All stall doors must have a sign that displays whether the stall is occupied or not. 

Section 4. Accessibility

4.1 Handicap stalls

All buildings that are required to have a bathroom must have at least 1 handicap stall about every 100 meters give or take 10 meters in horizontal distance.

4.2 Handicap stall requirements

All handicap stalls must be able to fit their occupants comfortably no matter what the handicap of the person might be.

4.3 Small people urinals

All bathrooms are required to have at least 1 urinal, or toilet in which a child or someone who is inflicted with dwarfism may use.

Imperial Lord Protector
Aidan Cox