Hygiene and Sleeping > Disabled Toilets

The disabled toilet features include grab bars for support, a wider entrance for wheelchair access, a lower toilet seat, and ample space for maneuvering. It often includes emergency pull cords or alarms for assistance, as well as non-slip flooring. Accessibility standards dictate proper signage and placement within public facilities, ensuring inclusivity and ease of use for individuals with disabilities and everything should be easily reachable for them.