In recent years, a wave of progressive legislation has swept across the United States, significantly impacting menstrual equity. As of 2024, 30 states have enacted laws requiring free menstrual care products to be available in public facilities. This movement addresses...
Move follows acquisition of Sol Shading Solutions in late 2023 NORTHBROOK, IL (June 17, 2024) – Prestige Distribution, Inc. (Prestige), the premier, single source of design, distribution, and installation for all commercial and residential building specialty products, today announced...
Designing gender-neutral bathrooms is an important step toward inclusivity and ensuring that everyone feels comfortable and respected in public spaces. Key considerations and design principles for creating gender-neutral bathrooms include but may not be limited to the following: Signage: Use...
While cleanliness has always been a goal in public restroom design, coronavirus increased the need and expectation for hygienic, sterile, and safe environments. Touchless bathroom fixtures, which were a growing trend before the pandemic have now become a necessity. Research...
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot about everyday life, from the things we enjoy on a regular basis to the way we move about in public. It’s also changed the way people view and use commercial bathrooms. With...
As a business owner or manager, you know how important it is to stay in compliance with industry and governmental regulations. A case in point is ensuring that your bathroom facilities are accessible by workers, visitors, customers and other parties....
At present, Federal law does not require that each and every public restroom be equipped with a baby changing station. However, many restaurants, hospitality establishments, and other public-facing business types provide them as a way to improve customer service. That means having baby stations is a smart move if you intend to run a business.
Furthermore, if you do decide to utilize these types of accommodations- and we recommend that you do- the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) has laid out some specific guidelines for baby changing stations. These regulations are designed to make these items safe to use both for the infant being changed and the parent using them, and to be safe and usable by persons with disabilities.
