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We have these for years in Europe![](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/8e947336-a1de-458f-8c74-3fc579e56f1b.jpeg)
Where is the 6 in gap between the door and stall??
America
cries in imperial units
To be fair, it sounds better to have a 1 meter gap than it does to have a 3 foot gap when you have no sense of scale.
Laughs in civilised countries that use metric
You got me there 😂
slides under your stall
don't forget about canada too
I thought this is everywhere
And I've never been to Europe
I'm middle aged and I don't recall a time in my life when vacant/occupied indicators weren't on all public toilets.