One common method of restroom setup is the wet restroom system. Brick walls, tiles, and the necessary hardware make up its construction. The fact that the doors and partition walls of a wet restroom are situated on the floor is one of its main disadvantages. This increases the likelihood of water, dust, grime, and stain deposits, which can result in an unpleasant odor. Conversely, a dry restroom has a contemporary design,

and the whole arrangement makes a lot of sense. Compared to 150mm brick walls, this system’s primary benefit is space economy, as it uses doors and partitions that are 12 or 18 mm thick. To prevent dust, grime, and a strong odor, a space is usually kept between the ground and the barrier.