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Marking round metallic toilets - toilet FOR DISABLED
- Kod produktu: G4906
- Manufacturer: DURABLE
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- Material: brushed stainless steel
- Color: metallic silver
- Self-adhesive pad
- Diameter: 8.2 cm
Disabled toilet door marking. Made of brushed stainless steel, legible and durable, with the image of a disabled person. Elegant and modern signage, perfect for toilet doors in public facilities, restaurants, clubs or hotels. A special self-adhesive layer allows easy installation.
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Disabled icon
- Material: brushed stainless steel
- Color: metallic silver
- Self-adhesive pad
- Diameter: 8.2 cm
Disabled toilet door marking. Made of brushed stainless steel, legible and durable, with the image of a disabled person. Elegant and modern signage, perfect for toilet doors in public facilities, restaurants, clubs or hotels. A special self-adhesive layer allows easy installation.
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How did the division of toilets by gender come about? A brief history from ancient times to today.
Antiquity and the beginnings of segregation
In antiquity, the approach to public toilets and the issue of gender segregation was significantly different from today's norms. In cultures such as ancient Rome or Greece, public toilets were often shared by both genders and served social functions beyond their basic functionality.
In ancient Rome, public toilets, known as latrines, were often... More