The Real Reason Public Restroom Doors Have Gaps at the Bottom
One major benefit of the gap is easier cleaning. Public restrooms are high-traffic areas where spills happen often. By keeping doors elevated, cleaning staff can mop and sanitize the entire floor quickly without entering each stall. This design helps maintain better hygiene and ensures that restrooms can be cleaned more thoroughly and efficiently throughout the day.
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