St Patrick's Men's Restroom 

I would NOT fell comfortable using that bathroom. There is no privacy!

Beyond amazing fixtures here especially the chinals and Madera. The highlines are cool

Awesome 1960's "Standard" fixtures and green tiles but that really strange that low stalls and without door that creepy, nice video!

As someone who has trauma, THIS! IS! HELL!!!

Overall, the fixtures here are pretty amazing (minus the highlines which are decent but it doesn't belong here) and the whole restroom is like a time capsule back to the 1940's era and that's a good thing.

Awesome fixtures

The Standard fixtures are amazing!

LEGENDARY!!! The madera is from 1961 judging by the sink

I like the Standard Chinal urinals & Madera toilet. The Kohler Highline toilets on flushometers are decent. What I do not like about this restroom is that, aside from the divider walls between the toilets, the restroom is completely open - also, no stall doors for the toilets! I have no words to describe the creepiness of the restroom being completely open.

I love the urinals and the tiles, but it's really weird that there are no stalls with door.

Beautiful restroom but weird. Is this a school? If it was a preschool or something that would make a little more sense. That looked like a Madera Jr to me. Was it extra short? That logo would put it between about 1948 and 55.

3 1941 Standard Chinal Urinals 1 1941 Standard Madera 2 2012 Kohler Wellworth and Highline

What year is the 3rd stall toilet

interesting restroom and I love the tile but I wish there were full walls.

This restroom is interesting and unusual. The first toilet behind the spacious stall and the urinals are my favorite fixtures. The green tiles are beautiful. Not much privacy on the toilets though. What is St. Patrick's?

This Bathroom Is Screaming My Name, Especially Those Green Tiles

That last terlit stall with a sideways opening with sink is an anomaly. It's not a disabled access partition as the terlit needs to be rotated 90° counter clockwise facing the opening. A wheelchair person would necer be able to mount that terlit in the current position, and if they did, it would be an awkward sideways sit. They didn't address ADA issues when that church was built and I doubt if that partition arrangement was added later. Why? Half block walls like this need to be anchored to the foundation with rebar and cement filled, or else they're easy to push over. There's got to be a reason why that happened to that last stall. It could have originally been open like the others, but I doubt it. The tile color doesn't look mismatched as if a later addition / change. Look hard next time you go and give it a good look at the wall/floor connection. That first stall it seems they took out a terlit and put in portable heat/air conditioning with that large exhaust pipe out to the outside...

Interesting restroom. One of the open stalls, it appears, is being used as a storage nook. And the large stall with sink looks like it's for the disabled, but no grab bar by the toilet. At least that stall has the best toilet of the bunch, the Standard. The Kohlers are OK too. Privacy doors on the stalls would be nice, but they've been the exception, not the rule, in school "Boys' rooms".

Why is there no stall doors?

3:15 that is what my elementary school used to have

The Highline PL toilets on FV are okay while everything else ranges from great to awesome.

Is this at a church? If it is, then why would they put waist-high stall partitions with no doors?

Cool

I dunno whats worse going no 2 or having to witness someone going no 2.

Hey occ, do the nixa junior high school restroom!

Dallas?

They must be like "Privacy? Whatever that is..."

And that is a restroom straight from hell

OCC, not 100% sure but on sink where it said AUG/16, it said M61 under and that might be 1961

All of em is good

Epic Standard Fixtures only. The Highlines on Flushometer basically doesn't belong at all.

I feel like if I use the toilet in the stall with a sink, my legs would collide with the wall when I get up from the toilet

"Standard" Chinals and madera is from 1950’s or 1960’s.

Every thing is amazing but needs stall doors

I love the vintage standard fixtures except the Kohler highline toilets (in which they don’t belong here) but no doors means no privacy. I would rather have bathroom stalls than no bathroom stalls

I mean 4th stall toilet

Only the stanard toilet and urinals are the best things in here looks like a perschool bathroom

Nice tiles, sinks, urinals, and “Standard” Madera. I don’t like the Kohler toilets.

I would use this restroom if The restroom was locked A friend could stand by the outside of the restroom to tell others I'm using it There were stall doors If the place was completely empty

No doors=no privcy

Legendary Chinal urinals and Madera toilet only, except the Highline toilets, it'a still worthless.

This is from a nightmare toilet dream with no privacy

I hope there’s a lock on the main door

Imagine your taking a fat dookie, and you see someone just looking at you, this restroom is garbage

It looks like a 1950s-60s era

Strange

That restroom is old, and there is no privacy!!!

rip cockroach

Needs the following, taller walls, and stuff. I thought this was a toddler restroom. I hate this design. Epic chinals and Madera only. The high lines are good but don’t belong.

Seriously as weird as an "All Gender Restroom" having two toilets with no dividers.

This men’s toilet will need to be totally renovated with the old toilets replaced & the new toilets turned 90° either to the left or to the right in the name of privacy with the urinals completely replaced with either American Standard Stallbrook or Kohler Branham stall urinals.