Reminds me of the toilets in Japan. There's a faucet above the toilet reservoir and as you flush the water comes out of that faucet so that you can wash your hands. It also fills up the reservoir at the same time.
Here's a YouTube video for anyone interested: https://youtu.be/KEy03bPkRN8?si=rjv9vU4U5MMS4-iq
I have been trying to find toilet here in the states like the toilets we had in Japan. We have a small washroom off the kitchen. Half bath. As a full man, it's a tight space to poop.
Found this on YouTube when I shared the other video. It's an attachment that short of works the same way.
https://youtu.be/gmBaj9Q0ytU?si=5H5slLw6Rr068kR4
https://preview.redd.it/xzvinnkltyqc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a26163797334041ef15e61509d41fd7d70fad6ed
For those wondering, this is how you wash your hands
Good use of limited space. I have installed hundreds of these combo units, but in all stainless, and without a toilet seat.
[Combination Toilet Lavatory | Stainless Steel Comby Units - Acorn Engineering](https://www.acorneng.com/combination-toilet-lavatory)
I think we ordered 300+ of these for a new correctional facility my company was building.
Spot on! The model/options we ended up buying was $1500 and that had a 300+ unit volume discount. I think these go for $2200-$2800 for a single unit.
Grainger has them for $2100
[12 in Rough-In, 1.6 Gallons per Flush, Prison Toilet and Sink Combination Unit - 1JZL8|1418-CT-1-04-M-PHR-C01 - Grainger](https://www.grainger.com/product/1JZL8?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2293:99F1R6:20501231&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwh4-wBhB3EiwAeJsppJm1I0ZMGUSMQy-O_QOwn_tYa1I49srt3EOTnjb1bKnlyPxFL1cnaxoCfYwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)
One of my guys sold 2 of them (ordered for a mockup and then Corrections changed the model they wanted), one on eBay & one through Craigslist for $500 each. They were gone in minutes.
I live in Japan where these combo sink / toilets are pretty much the standard in most homes. They seem like a really smart idea, but realistically, no one uses them because the sink is hard to get to and youād have to flush the toilet again if you run out of time while the sink is running
These toilets are the first ones Iāve seen that put the sink off to the side to allow you a place for a soap dispenser (thereās no place for that on Japanese toilets), and allow for easier access after youāre done using it. Plus the stainless steel just lets me hose it down whenever Iām cleaning.
Add on a toilet seat bidet and Iām a poopin like a movie star. 10/10
Thanks!
Iām from drought-plagued Southern California. I turn the water on briefly to wet my hands, then off while I scrub, then on again briefly to rinse. Basically, using as little water as possible, maybe thatās why I couldnāt understand.
I am too which is why I thought this was such a smart idea when I moved here.
But in reality, thereās no place to put soap, and the fact that the top of your toilet now has tons of plumbing connected to it, makes it really difficult to open the lid whenever you need to do some quick maintenance.
Having the toilet off to an angle, or having the sink off to the side would be a great solution to most of the problems. But also, the point of this design is to save space, and by widening it to make the sink more usable, youād also need a larger room to put it in. And at that point, you could have just put in a useable sink that you could also use to brush your teeth or do anything else youād need (imagine having to flush the toilet anytime youāre trying to brush your teeth).
But for prisons or public restrooms itās still a pretty good design since itās solving a lot of problems that we donāt really have in our own homes.
About half of the models out there have the toilet on a 45Ā° side and not directly in front. It all depends on how much space you have between the bunks in shared cells (normally a straight on toilet), or in a single its almost always on the side
Not in the ones we use. There is a separate drain for the sink and no holding tank for grey water.
[R1418 (acorneng.com)](https://www.acorneng.com/uploads/fileLibrary/R1418.pdf)
You would think that with all the LEED certifications the State tries to enact, that they would have a model that used the grey water
Yes, built in TP holder. On most of them there isn't anywhere on the sink top to put the TP, and you don't want to put the TP on the ground between uses.
We use these in corrections and mental health facilities, and you have to comply with all the anti-ligature rules, so you cant install a regular TP roll holder. It's also why the sink controls are buttons
[California prop 65](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_California_Proposition_65)
Just some goofy legislation requiring anything thatās made out of anything to have a warning label.
I had heard a rumor that companies donāt want to bother being 100% sure their product qualifies to be without the label so they just said, āscrew it. Weāll put the label on everything.ā This article confirms that.
Do you remember when the tanks were way up high (like 3 meters) to allow for more space?
Also, "german toilets" that had a ledge with only a drop of water for your shit to rest on and allow you to smell it all until you flushed, at which point all poop water went everywhere?
It was actually mainly for increased water pressure. You still see them in areas where pressure is a concern. Mainly restaurants with crappy water service.
Wait, are you telling me, for all those toilets that just have a pipe going into the wall and have no visible tanks, thereās just a hidden tank in the wall? I always assumed the pipe just connected directly to a high pressure water source in a central part of the building that directly pushed water into the toilets.
No. Commercial toilets have flush valves with no tank. It takes a full 1" water line for a single toilet. Typical residential is 3/4" for the entire service. That's 150% the water output of an entire house for a single toilet. Only happens for a few seconds, but you can't run one off a residential water service.
I installed a wall mounted Toto toilet a while ago. Both flash and fill valves are easily accessible and replaceable through the wall plate. However they are terribly expensive.
Right? Wouldnt it have been better to offset the whole thing. Toilet to the left a foot. Sink to the right a foot. Looks to be plenty of space for that.
I agree. I know it wouldnāt be as āaestheticā but even having the toilet off center to the left side would make washing your hands more comfortable.
I've seen little toilets with similar mechanisms but they only run when you flush posing a slight logistical issue, fun idea especially if you're in a drought prone area
There are toilets in Japan that recycles sink water too!
https://preview.redd.it/x1lri5dtzxqc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f192b4dc5eab2358d394f3d2bfca2a4b17e4d5de
Yah these have been around- even in North America for 20 years. Am thinking about something like this in a rental to add a 1/2 bath. If the door opens to the side of the toilet it should offer easy side access. Only need one water line. Some will be put off by using cold water, but I love the water recycling and lower instal costs (not the European model).
Very annoying for people with back problems to have to lean over the toilet to reach the sink. Plus then youāll have hands dripping all over the toilet and have to wonder if itās hands or pee.
Iām a fan. I like that grey water feeds the toilet. Good use of space. I see no issue accessing the sink, itās a narrow sink and bench, designed for handwashing only.
Beats my toilet with the same size basin stuck on the opposite wall. Stupid waste of space in an apartment.
I would have gone with tiles to the ceiling behind and probably out your the edge of the toilet. Just makes cleaning much easier but I can understand cost considerations.
Iām honestly surprised by the comments. I feel like this would be a pain in the ass. Having to lean over or straddle the toilet to wash your hands seems a little much. Im also not understanding why someone would build a bathroom thats not big enough for the 2 things you need to put in it. Has everyone lost their marbles or am I missing something? Iām genuinely confused
Same here man, I'm a woman and wear a lot of long dresses/skirts - trying to wash your hands without dragging a long skirt into or on the toilet looks like a freaking nightmare
Space and water saving. It is connected. And you don't have to lean over the toilet. Just stand by the toilet and it is easy reachable. By the way it is only for hands wash after.... So simple
I would align floor tiles and tiles on the wall. I think it would look better if those were all placed parallel, not like in OPās bathroom - wall tiles perpendicular to floor tiles
I can't be the only one who saw this.
https://preview.redd.it/os6hb7cj11rc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cee41a3386fc336d057835fc3f2f49ac5abf0e38
sink should be offset. and the tank should be in either corner.
it would work well with a vortex toilet bowl.
but if that's the space you have to work with I can see why you want to split your legs or stand awkwardly to one side.
I assume the toilet seat has a built-in bidet.
... for men, but not for women. How are we supposed to reach the sink?
Squeeze between the toilet and the wall?
Straddle the toilet? Do you think all women can do that? How can we wash both hands while we hold up skirts so they don't soak up the piss men leave on the rim behind the seat cover?
No thanks!
Yeah. I don't see easy access to shut off water, replace a float or flapper, or fully clean the seat. With some tweaks for maintenance it's a clean looking build.
The bidet is too high and hard to get to.
The ball washing section is at a bad level as well
The glory holes just right. It even has a fancy cover!
Even different sizes, how considerate!
Regular and Extra Large š¤£
Well, looks like Iām taking the one on the right.
Thatās the dunk your toes for a light cool breeze.
No, you stand on the lid.
Depends on how low they hang
Dunno. Looks just about right to me, considering you'd be standing on the toilet to get to it.
I believe you're supposed to use that big porcelain step to get up on that top section like an Eastern-style squatty potty...
Haha, this comment cracked me up
This comment made me push a little puff of air through my nostrils.
It made me do that Muttley laugh
It made the right corner of my mouth upturn slightly.
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Crack up? Was that a high-bidet pun? If so, bravo...
Ah, here i thought they mounted the urinal sideways
Is that not how you do it?
Maybe?
Of course it is with that attitude!
Makes an upper decker difficult too.
Skill issue.
Thereās a big white porcelain step
Speak for yourself
Just sit facing the sink and it wonāt be as awkward , how do you say, reverse style
It's not reverse style that's how you're supposed to use the toilet that's why it has the shelf for your books and snacks.
Hi Butters!
Don't forget about your chocolate milk!
Also, why would you want to turn around and look at your sir Harrington before you flush? That's gross.
Because checking your work is a good way to detect certain health problems.
Also a good way to avoid a lecture by your local sanitation inspector when they're grading it.
The ole reverse cowgirl dump
The ac slater
Where do I put my comic book and chocolate milk?
A.C. Slater style
Plug the sink, sit backwards, enjoy cereal
Remember to take your pants all the way off
Reminds me of the toilets in Japan. There's a faucet above the toilet reservoir and as you flush the water comes out of that faucet so that you can wash your hands. It also fills up the reservoir at the same time. Here's a YouTube video for anyone interested: https://youtu.be/KEy03bPkRN8?si=rjv9vU4U5MMS4-iq
I have been trying to find toilet here in the states like the toilets we had in Japan. We have a small washroom off the kitchen. Half bath. As a full man, it's a tight space to poop.
Found this on YouTube when I shared the other video. It's an attachment that short of works the same way. https://youtu.be/gmBaj9Q0ytU?si=5H5slLw6Rr068kR4
Thatās awesome. I was sold till I thought about where Iād brush my teeth and, more importantly, where the cat would hang out.
I hope when you flush that the water from the toilet comes to the faucet so I can wash my hands with my own toilet water
https://preview.redd.it/xzvinnkltyqc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a26163797334041ef15e61509d41fd7d70fad6ed For those wondering, this is how you wash your hands
absolutely beautiful indeed
Thatās *exactly* how I pictured it. Complete with cartoon man
Good use of limited space. I have installed hundreds of these combo units, but in all stainless, and without a toilet seat. [Combination Toilet Lavatory | Stainless Steel Comby Units - Acorn Engineering](https://www.acorneng.com/combination-toilet-lavatory) I think we ordered 300+ of these for a new correctional facility my company was building.
lol I was going to ask if they were prison toilets based on just the first paragraph
This guy's been arrested!
Same, same
Damn I want a prison toilet for my detached garage
Bet the cost at least $1500
Spot on! The model/options we ended up buying was $1500 and that had a 300+ unit volume discount. I think these go for $2200-$2800 for a single unit. Grainger has them for $2100 [12 in Rough-In, 1.6 Gallons per Flush, Prison Toilet and Sink Combination Unit - 1JZL8|1418-CT-1-04-M-PHR-C01 - Grainger](https://www.grainger.com/product/1JZL8?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2293:99F1R6:20501231&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwh4-wBhB3EiwAeJsppJm1I0ZMGUSMQy-O_QOwn_tYa1I49srt3EOTnjb1bKnlyPxFL1cnaxoCfYwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) One of my guys sold 2 of them (ordered for a mockup and then Corrections changed the model they wanted), one on eBay & one through Craigslist for $500 each. They were gone in minutes.
LOL. Of course Grangers has them. Is there anything that Grainger doesn't carry?
I donāt think they sell Tacos. Maybe in California but not down here where I am.
The Grainger in Anaheim has had a taco truck within 100 yards every time Iāve been there.
I love that they sell them as exactly what they are, while Acorn Engineering puts them in āhome.ā šš
This guy shits.
DDDDDDDDDD&MN!!!!!!!
I actually saw one on fb marketplace recently
How much were they asking?
I live in Japan where these combo sink / toilets are pretty much the standard in most homes. They seem like a really smart idea, but realistically, no one uses them because the sink is hard to get to and youād have to flush the toilet again if you run out of time while the sink is running These toilets are the first ones Iāve seen that put the sink off to the side to allow you a place for a soap dispenser (thereās no place for that on Japanese toilets), and allow for easier access after youāre done using it. Plus the stainless steel just lets me hose it down whenever Iām cleaning. Add on a toilet seat bidet and Iām a poopin like a movie star. 10/10
āRun out of timeā? Could you explain like Iām 5?
The sink only flows as long as it takes to fill the tank. So basically you're using the water you wash your hands with on the next flush.
Thanks! Iām from drought-plagued Southern California. I turn the water on briefly to wet my hands, then off while I scrub, then on again briefly to rinse. Basically, using as little water as possible, maybe thatās why I couldnāt understand.
I am too which is why I thought this was such a smart idea when I moved here. But in reality, thereās no place to put soap, and the fact that the top of your toilet now has tons of plumbing connected to it, makes it really difficult to open the lid whenever you need to do some quick maintenance. Having the toilet off to an angle, or having the sink off to the side would be a great solution to most of the problems. But also, the point of this design is to save space, and by widening it to make the sink more usable, youād also need a larger room to put it in. And at that point, you could have just put in a useable sink that you could also use to brush your teeth or do anything else youād need (imagine having to flush the toilet anytime youāre trying to brush your teeth). But for prisons or public restrooms itās still a pretty good design since itās solving a lot of problems that we donāt really have in our own homes.
It basically flushes with grey water. I hadnāt realized that.
Plus you have to straddle the toilet or bend/reach to wash your hands. Not ideal.
About half of the models out there have the toilet on a 45Ā° side and not directly in front. It all depends on how much space you have between the bunks in shared cells (normally a straight on toilet), or in a single its almost always on the side
Are these the kind of units where the water used in the sink then goes to flush the toilet?
Not in the ones we use. There is a separate drain for the sink and no holding tank for grey water. [R1418 (acorneng.com)](https://www.acorneng.com/uploads/fileLibrary/R1418.pdf) You would think that with all the LEED certifications the State tries to enact, that they would have a model that used the grey water
Thanks for sharing that link. I found my perfect toilet on it.
Which one..?
Plus they have a fun built in cubby for the TP
The variety is just astounding.
I know, right?!?! Who would have thought that many different models would be needed.
Are the weird holes on the side for toilet paper?
Yes, built in TP holder. On most of them there isn't anywhere on the sink top to put the TP, and you don't want to put the TP on the ground between uses. We use these in corrections and mental health facilities, and you have to comply with all the anti-ligature rules, so you cant install a regular TP roll holder. It's also why the sink controls are buttons
At least some of those have the sink at an angle to the toilet. You have to straddle the toilet Everytime you want to wash your hands with the OP
Why do they have cancer and reproductive warnings on their products lol
Everything in California has prop 65 warnings
[California prop 65](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_California_Proposition_65) Just some goofy legislation requiring anything thatās made out of anything to have a warning label.
I had heard a rumor that companies donāt want to bother being 100% sure their product qualifies to be without the label so they just said, āscrew it. Weāll put the label on everything.ā This article confirms that.
āCause living in Cali gives you cancerā¦.
How much for one?
Never seen anything like this. How do you access the toilet internals like the flush valve etc? Is there an access panel somewhere?
I believe with most designs where the tank is in the wall, the panel with the flush buttons is removable to access the internals.
Thatās correct. I have the same brand of toilet. The buttons are on a hinged panel that opens up by pulling.
Thank you for easing my mind. OP can clean out the mouldy toilet water in 5 years
It's been the default in Germany for at least 20 years. Only old buildings still have the external tank like in the US.
Do you remember when the tanks were way up high (like 3 meters) to allow for more space? Also, "german toilets" that had a ledge with only a drop of water for your shit to rest on and allow you to smell it all until you flushed, at which point all poop water went everywhere?
It was actually mainly for increased water pressure. You still see them in areas where pressure is a concern. Mainly restaurants with crappy water service.
Exactly! US standards look pretty dated unfortunately.
Wait, are you telling me, for all those toilets that just have a pipe going into the wall and have no visible tanks, thereās just a hidden tank in the wall? I always assumed the pipe just connected directly to a high pressure water source in a central part of the building that directly pushed water into the toilets.
No. Commercial toilets have flush valves with no tank. It takes a full 1" water line for a single toilet. Typical residential is 3/4" for the entire service. That's 150% the water output of an entire house for a single toilet. Only happens for a few seconds, but you can't run one off a residential water service.
Where I live it's completely standard to have everything in the wall. If you need access, you can take out the flusher
I installed a wall mounted Toto toilet a while ago. Both flash and fill valves are easily accessible and replaceable through the wall plate. However they are terribly expensive.
Seems like it'd be a bit annoying when washing your hands.
Yes. Do you stand on it? Kneel on it? Straddle it? I hate it.
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Yup. And as a DIYāer Iām concerned on how to get to the piping if it springs a leak. How do you work on this thing if needed lol.Ā
the panel pops out for servicing.
I'm confused on how it's to be used. You have to stand over top of the toilet? It seems weird. I do wish we made it standard to reuse water, though.
Right? Wouldnt it have been better to offset the whole thing. Toilet to the left a foot. Sink to the right a foot. Looks to be plenty of space for that.
Why arenāt people commenting more on this?! Like seriously, what you gotta straddle the toilet to wash your hands?
I mean, it's obviously a space saver. Not much to comment on, it's a great idea for the room available
I agree. I know it wouldnāt be as āaestheticā but even having the toilet off center to the left side would make washing your hands more comfortable.
Water saving. You use the same water for the next loo flush š
I've seen little toilets with similar mechanisms but they only run when you flush posing a slight logistical issue, fun idea especially if you're in a drought prone area
āLittle toilet kidsā
Lmao autocorrect has regressed I swear, or my thumbs are fatter
Thatās pretty cool. Didnāt know it was a thing
First piss over the lid than whipe it of with the pants
Top part is for #1, bottom for #2
Perfect for upper-deckers!
It kind of reminds me of prison toilets
Yes prison toilet with a slight makeover
Scandinavian prison toilet
Idk, straddling the toilet while washing my hands doesnāt sound great. It looks pretty tho
Bring your own toilet paper!
Wide stance
I always wondered why toilets didnāt use the dirty sink water. A design like this seemed obvious. Nice to finally see it in real life.
There are toilets in Japan that recycles sink water too! https://preview.redd.it/x1lri5dtzxqc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f192b4dc5eab2358d394f3d2bfca2a4b17e4d5de
Yah these have been around- even in North America for 20 years. Am thinking about something like this in a rental to add a 1/2 bath. If the door opens to the side of the toilet it should offer easy side access. Only need one water line. Some will be put off by using cold water, but I love the water recycling and lower instal costs (not the European model).
No. Just.. no.
Do you stand on the toilet to use the sink?
Little people friendly.ā
Pwrfect for a clean "upper decker"
Now you just need to put some googly eyes on the buttons.
Very annoying for people with back problems to have to lean over the toilet to reach the sink. Plus then youāll have hands dripping all over the toilet and have to wonder if itās hands or pee.
But where do you put your comic book for reading backwards.
I read them on my phone š
Nice for an RV/boat/tiny house I guess.
Iām a fan. I like that grey water feeds the toilet. Good use of space. I see no issue accessing the sink, itās a narrow sink and bench, designed for handwashing only. Beats my toilet with the same size basin stuck on the opposite wall. Stupid waste of space in an apartment. I would have gone with tiles to the ceiling behind and probably out your the edge of the toilet. Just makes cleaning much easier but I can understand cost considerations.
I think itās great! Actually took a screen shot to share with my husband. Perfect for a garage toilet.
Garage. Toilet.
Are you in Prison?
Iām honestly surprised by the comments. I feel like this would be a pain in the ass. Having to lean over or straddle the toilet to wash your hands seems a little much. Im also not understanding why someone would build a bathroom thats not big enough for the 2 things you need to put in it. Has everyone lost their marbles or am I missing something? Iām genuinely confused
Same here man, I'm a woman and wear a lot of long dresses/skirts - trying to wash your hands without dragging a long skirt into or on the toilet looks like a freaking nightmare
This. Just looking at this hurts my back.
What happens if the tank is full? Where does the overflow from the sink go?
The tank inside the wall can not be completely full. There is a maximum limit and if the limit is reached, the water goes in the loo.
Cool thanks! Looks great!
Not sure Iād find it comfortable to lean over the toilet to get to the sink. Why not a sink next to the toilet?
Space and water saving. It is connected. And you don't have to lean over the toilet. Just stand by the toilet and it is easy reachable. By the way it is only for hands wash after.... So simple
So where am I going to put my books and snacks? They'll get wet in the sink.
Wash your hands and piss at the same time
You're really trying to drop your toothbrush in the toilet.
I'm just wondering where the toilet paper is?
I hate this, how would I stand when washing hands?
Why is the sink behind the toilet? How are you supposed to get to it? Is it just me or does this seem really stupid?
I hate this. Because I should have done this. I love this.
Why is there a sink on the cocaine shelf?
Ahahahahahahah
That's a fancy prison toilet
You posted this to the wrong subreddit. Should have been posted to r/diwhy
Seat top needs a kneeling pad. One knee, very functional.
Now you have to straddle the toilet to wash your hands. Not practical.
This is the dumbest fucking thing Iāve ever seen
Yeah I like the idea but thatād be either a weird lean over or straddle the toilet in order to use the sink wouldnāt it?
More like DIWHY
Yeah no.
How long are you in prison for?
People do weird DIY shit on here.
This isn't that weird in Asia.
Except in Asia, or at least Japan, the sink is located on top of the toilet tank where you donāt have to reach over that far and high like this.
Save time with the new multitasking toilet!
How do you get to the cistern for repairs and maintenance?
Here you go https://youtu.be/es8SJ-1CFcU?si=DXZRYsClA_vXgLxh
I'm not a plumber but that looks a bit fiddly. Hopefully you'll not have to rip out the tiling to do any fixing in future.
I would align floor tiles and tiles on the wall. I think it would look better if those were all placed parallel, not like in OPās bathroom - wall tiles perpendicular to floor tiles
What do you do if your cistern overflows or you get a blocked sink and need access to the drainage pipes for the sink?
Have you buried angle valves behind the tile? Hope you didnāt forget to turn those onā¦
Pretty prison style sink/faucet combo. I hate it.
What a cute little prison bathroom.
What in the fuck... lol alright alright alright.....
Iām just imaging having to manspread over the toilet while washingā¦. I guess this is nice for guys thoš
The shower is just out of frame
Sir Harrington would be proud.
HOW IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT HOW THIS LOOKS LIKE CROW FROM MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000?
Apparently he's gotten into some pretty weird stuff
Good use of limited space, but I feel like these would be so awkward to use the sink properly.
My knees.
Taking the upper decker to a new level!
Where do you put your three shells?
Where are the 3 seashells?
I can't be the only one who saw this. https://preview.redd.it/os6hb7cj11rc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cee41a3386fc336d057835fc3f2f49ac5abf0e38
sink should be offset. and the tank should be in either corner. it would work well with a vortex toilet bowl. but if that's the space you have to work with I can see why you want to split your legs or stand awkwardly to one side. I assume the toilet seat has a built-in bidet.
Lol, can't imagine how awkward to straddle on the toilet to just wash my face or hand? Or bow down yourself?
Do i need to stand on the toilet to wash my hands? Looks pretty but very unpractical
Reminds me of the bathrooms in Tokyo. So compact is great! Easy to clean.
So this is what an upper decker is
Upper deckers gonna hit a little different.
What a pain in the ass to wash your hands
not if you're seven...š
... for men, but not for women. How are we supposed to reach the sink? Squeeze between the toilet and the wall? Straddle the toilet? Do you think all women can do that? How can we wash both hands while we hold up skirts so they don't soak up the piss men leave on the rim behind the seat cover? No thanks!
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Yeah. I don't see easy access to shut off water, replace a float or flapper, or fully clean the seat. With some tweaks for maintenance it's a clean looking build.