I've only seen doorless toilets in large well ventilated spaces such as some train stations. I don't think that would go well inside a shopping mall or a restaurant
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I got through most of the post/comments thinking this was about stall doors...
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Most bathrooms have foot pulls now, it's not a perfect solution for everyone but it's better than the alternative.
My shoes are smooth enough to make it impossible to get a grip on them. Not to mention trying to balance while pulling it. Some bathrooms have an arm pull, dobt know how hygienic it is.
Most? I do see them often but you definitely live in a different place than I do.
Central Florida.
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Toilet doors should face outward, so you can save someone who's in distress inside.
I can see this for a stall (think someone falling over and blocking the door, or one of those really tight bathroom stalls where you really have to shimmy to get yourself into the stall), a bathroom door itself not as much.
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