How to design the hotel bathroom door?

When designing public toilets, you should follow the national design specifications for urban public toilets. The specification details the dimensional issues in different directions when designing a public bathroom. When designing, more attention should be paid to the reasonable arrangement of sanitary ware and the space used for sanitary ware. Each toilet should be set up in separate rooms to separate different unit spaces. The distance between the doors of these unit spaces and the ground should be controlled between 100mm and 150mm. The septic tank in a public bathroom should be kept at least 30m away from the underground water source to avoid contaminating the water source, and the septic tank wall should be built 5m farther away from other buildings. Following the design specifications for urban public toilets, attention should be paid to setting up male and female passages and shielding walls at the entrance to the toilet. The ratio of male and female toilet seats should generally be controlled between 1:1 and 2:3. For example, independent public toilets generally have a ratio of 1:1. Of course, the construction area and number of toilet seats in the women's restroom can be appropriately increased according to the actual geographical location of the public restroom.