Toilets Installed at Oblique Angle

[MrMarkyMark]

I'm seeing more and more of this.

Is there some reason for this, ergonomic or otherwise, or is it simply shoddy workmanship?

Does the water wash on to your feet when you flush it?

[d000hg]

Maybe you're the one on a slant.

[Martin Scroatman]

Mystery solved.

I've been informed by facilities management that this configuration is for the comfort of the taller user.

[_V_]

Another British industry going down the pan.

[MrMarkyMark]

Mystery solved.

I've been informed by facilities management that this configuration is for the comfort of the taller user.

Great, keep it up chap, thanks for the update, I'm sure your efforts are widely appreciated

[barrydidit]

Come on! How the **** can the angle of the bog be inconvenient for a tall person? Is the ceiling 3 foot high or summat?

[Martin Scroatman]

Come on! How the **** can the angle of the bog be inconvenient for a tall person? Is the ceiling 3 foot high or summat?

You're thinking in the wrong plane.

The offset allows the user to extend his legs into the corner of the cubicle.

[barrydidit]

You're thinking in the wrong plane.

The offset allows the user to extend his legs into the corner of the cubicle.

It's a contractor bog then! To allow comfortable sleeping in clients time. Good show. Is there facility for resting ones head as well?

[darmstadt]

What you really need is:

[OwlHoot]

The horizontal axis of the wall against which the appliance is installed.

I would expect a line that originates at this wall and extends to bisect the plan view of the toilet to be perpendicular to this horizontal.

This is not the case.

So you just mean "not at right angles to the wall behind them" ?