Privacy rules usually focus on whether the compartment has a door and partitions high enough to provide privacy. For example, OSHA workplace sanitation rules require separate water-closet compartments with doors and partitions sufficiently high to assure privacy.
Why do some newer restrooms have full-height stall doors?
Some projects choose full-height compartments for added privacy, and some local rules require them for certain multi-user layouts. Virginia’s building code language for multi-user gender-neutral facilities, for example, calls for partitions and doors that extend close to the floor and ceiling.
Do floor gaps
