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Where should period products be placed in workplace restrooms?

Writer: Unicorn
Unicorn
5 days ago
1 min read

It sounds like a small detail, but placement completely changes the experience.


If someone unexpectedly gets their period while they’re already in a stall, they shouldn’t have to leave the stall, walk to the sink area, find a dispenser, and then return.


That becomes even more important for someone using an accessible stall, with limited mobility, or who may have difficulty navigating the restroom or reaching a dispenser outside the stall.


The most intuitive place for period products is where they’re actually needed:

inside the stall.


For workplace and facilities teams, in-stall placement can also create a more consistent restroom experience across a building or portfolio.


A few things to think about:

  • Can someone access the product without leaving the stall?

  • Is the dispenser easy for facilities teams to refill?

  • Does the placement work across different restroom layouts?

  • Are products available consistently, or only in select restrooms?

  • Does the system create extra maintenance or fit into the existing restroom routine?


We built UNICORN around a simple idea:

If toilet paper belongs in every stall, period products should too.


That’s what we mean by Every Stall Accessibility.

 
 
 

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