Erikoistoloin

Erikoistoloin is a Finnish term that translates to "special toilet" or "special lavatory." It is commonly used to refer to a toilet that is designed or adapted for individuals with specific needs, such as disabilities, mobility issues, or medical conditions. These toilets often incorporate features that enhance accessibility and usability, making them more comfortable and safe for a wider range of users.

Common features found in erikoistoloin include wider doorways for wheelchair access, grab bars for support, raised toilet seats to reduce the need for bending, and an emergency call button. Some may also have space for a caregiver or assistant to help the individual. These facilities are typically found in public buildings, healthcare settings, and accessible private residences. The goal of an erikoistoloin is to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their physical capabilities, can use restroom facilities with dignity and independence. The design and availability of such facilities are often guided by accessibility regulations and standards.