Left-Right Sliding Door Toilet

There are various types of left-right sliding door toilets, and prices vary depending on materials, functions, and usage scenarios.

I. Types of Household Left-Right Sliding Door Toilets

1. Transparent Acrylic PC Crystal Panel Folding Door: This type of door is transparent, enhancing spatial openness. It is suitable for areas such as balconies, living rooms, bathrooms, and air conditioning partitions, with a price of approximately ¥200.0.
2. Honeycomb Folding Door: Made of aluminum alloy, it has a concealed effect and can be used for kitchen and balcony partitions, as well as simple bathroom doors. The price is relatively low, around ¥35.0.
3. Aluminum Alloy Folding Door: Suitable for partitions in open kitchens after gas connection, and can also serve as bathroom doors, priced at approximately ¥249.0.
4. Custom Glass French Retro Folding Door: With a retro style, it can be customized according to needs and is suitable for kitchens, balconies, bathrooms, and other areas, with a price of approximately ¥435.1.
5. Bathroom Glass Partition Sliding Door: Made of tempered glass and custom-made as a sliding door, it is suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, and other areas, with a relatively high price of approximately ¥1599.0.
6. Custom PVC Folding Door: Easy to clean, it is suitable for kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, and other areas as simple sliding doors or bathroom partitions, priced at approximately ¥70.0.
7. Titanium Magnesium Alloy Door: With a minimalist and luxurious style, it is suitable for balconies, kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas as sliding or swing doors, priced at approximately ¥300.0.

II. Types of Outdoor Left-Right Sliding Door Toilets

There are also various types of left-right sliding doors for outdoor toilets, such as titanium magnesium alloy mobile toilet doors and stainless steel outdoor park community mobile toilet doors. Prices vary from tens to hundreds of yuan per square meter depending on materials and specifications.

III. Special Design Concept

The "tide toilet" sets up several "gender-neutral universal toilet stalls" and uses movable signs or lockable sliding doors to dynamically adjust usage permissions based on real-time foot traffic. This involves the design concept of left-right sliding doors and improves toilet usage efficiency.