Do you notice everyone? Actually, the floors of the SA and PA toilets are being changed from tile to rubber one after another. Previously, both floors and walls were tiled as shown in the picture above. Of course, there was a reason, tiles were the best choice at that time for odor control and cleaning efficiency. However, the cleaning method of flowing water on the floor had the disadvantage that the floor was inevitably slippery after cleaning and the feet of customers were wet. Closing the toilet until the water dries will solve these problems, but in the meantime, the customer will not be able to use the toilet. So we introduced a rubber floor like that used in department stores.

Cleaning can be performed without wetting the entire surface, and drying time is not required, greatly reducing the time for customers to wait.

Customers rated it "no smell", "not wet" and "clean". Expressway toilets continue to change steadily little by little with the times and technological advances. What will change next? Please look forward to it.