It's so easy to look under those things if you're a real creep. One of the cast many reasons why I try to avoid public restrooms as much as possible.

The door gap is what annoys me on the current ones. Just looking at the all-the-way-to-the-floor model makes me claustrophobic as hell. At least with the floor gap, you can see a way out. A way that you hope you'll never, ever have to use, but a way out nonetheless. =P

The one that really concerns me is the small one to the side.

I can actually see your point, Dark. But I didn't mean for it to literally be that low, just enough to where no sicko can see see you or get in while we do our thing. Another thing that really annoys me is urinals. WTF is their purpose? To me, they're a waste of $$$, and the worst part is that they have little to no privacy. I never feel safe nor comfortable using those things. If it doesn't have walls and a door (that LOCKS), I won't be using it. Period.

Im with Dark here. Its the door gaps on the sides that bother me. Plus the gap on the bottom is kind of useful if you need someone to pass you something like toilet paper or what not when the stall doesnt have it.

^ Well, I mean.... I can see that, too. Because there have been many (and I mean MANY) times where I needed toilet paper and there wasn't any. I just prefer if someone wasn't able to stare at me while I'm answering nature's call.

I`m not from the USA, but I like the length we have mostly everywhere here. Doesn`t make me anxious to use a public restroom. So I`d say, lower it to that level, not as low as in the photo.

I always thought those huge gaps were a tv/movie thing (ie the bigger gaps worked better for shots), so I was horrified when I learned that some countries actually have those huge gaps as standard. So weird. *shudders*

I'd prefer it lowered as I never liked how people could see inside, but I also feel like it could become a safety risk if someone got trapped in there or got kidnapped.

Generally speaking, it is a better idea. The question is how to fit this in economically.