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DID Executive Director, Charles R. Broad Reading, Pennsylvania
07.05.2019

"You can see enough to help prevent crime and keep the place clean. You can see feet and determine if there is more than one...

“You can see enough to help prevent crime and keep the place clean.
You can see feet and determine if there is more than one person in there for crime prevention reasons. No water source inside, so they can’t bathe in there. The place to clean their hands is outside.”

07/05/2019

Published in Reading Eagle

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Development Services Manager, Kevin Brooks Campbell River, British Columbia
05.29.2019

The others couldn’t ensure the safety we needed. "One of the key things in regard to downtown washroom facilities that you’re seeing throughout North America...

The others couldn’t ensure the safety we needed.

“One of the key things in regard to downtown washroom facilities that you’re seeing throughout North America is the ability for sight lines, ensuring the safety of the people using the washroom but also ensuring that if people are inside the washroom and are unconscious, people can see into the washroom.”
Published in Campbell River Mirror

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Mayor Taylor Bachrach Smithers, British Columbia
03.12.2019

“It seems to have got a lot of the design aspects of a great public washroom right. It’s been called the perfect public toilet and...

“It seems to have got a lot of the design aspects of a great public washroom right. It’s been called the perfect public toilet and the best toilet in Canada and now Smithers, B.C., is getting its very own Portland Loo.”

Published in CBC British Columbia

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Author, Lezlie Lowe - “No Place to Go: How Public Toilets Fail Our Private Needs”
03.11.2019

“They don’t have attendants, but they’re very, very challenging to abuse, so to speak,” Lowe said. “The hand-washing station is on the outside. It has...

“They don’t have attendants, but they’re very, very challenging to abuse, so to speak,” Lowe said. “The hand-washing station is on the outside. It has a louvered bottom, so you can see if someone is in distress or if there’s more than one person inside. It allows privacy for the user, but at the same time a little bit of surveillance from the outside.”

Published in The Almanac

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Executive Director, Denise Jillian Harvard Square Business Association
08.06.2018

This is an authentic urban place and we welcome everybody here — from homeless kids to global leaders…The toilet is really located right in the...

This is an authentic urban place and we welcome everybody here — from homeless kids to global leaders…The toilet is really located right in the heart of the square, with traffic coming and going on all sides. So the fact that it’s in such a public space I think is helpful.

Published in Bloomberg
06.11.2018

“The Portland Loo, a unique, patented outdoor bathroom that inspires such worship in its fanbase you’d think that Steve Jobs himself had designed it. This...

“The Portland Loo, a unique, patented outdoor bathroom that inspires such worship in its fanbase you’d think that Steve Jobs himself had designed it. This adoration comes despite the fact that the 24-hour loo was built to be as inhospitable as possible. This toilet does not want to be loved, but in Portland, it is No. 1 (and, presumably, sometimes No. 2 as well).”

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Councilor Tina Lange Kamloops, British Columbia
02.28.2018

“This is free-standing, really, the top of the line as far as what we want because they need to be indestructible,” Published in CBC British...

“This is free-standing, really, the top of the line as far as what we want because they need to be indestructible,”

Published in CBC British Columbia

Jim Redden Published in The Portland Tribune
02.01.2018

“Portland Loos are the only public toilets with their own social media accounts. And a Portland Loo in Vancouver, B.C. was voted the best public...

“Portland Loos are the only public toilets with their own social media accounts. And a Portland Loo in Vancouver, B.C. was voted the best public toilet in Canada in 2012.”

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Founder, Gregory Burnett Burnett Media Group
01.22.2018

Bathrooms in public spaces is a necessity. Urban centers are faced with serious questions of ease of installation and use, security, durability and life cost...

Bathrooms in public spaces is a necessity. Urban centers are faced with serious questions of ease of installation and use, security, durability and life cost as well as a need to select options that will age well in the public landscape. The Portland Loo hits all these points with flying colors. These guys have thought of everything…perhaps the most of which is the principle of keeping it simple. Unnecessary features always cause maintenance, customer service and cost issues. You will not find a better quality option available anywhere… period. It helps that they are also manufactured with pride right here in the NW. Go with the Portland Loo.