Women how safe do you really feel when entering a public bathroom? How safe do you think your children and older family members are? Many assaults made on innocent unsuspecting bystanders while walking to a garage parking lots, subways, and public bathrooms. How is one to feel safe in areas like these? How can public bathrooms be better secured?

Why not sliding doors?

This is an ideal answer for places like theme parks, malls, and even office buildings. They eliminate touching the grimy germ infested doors, gives handicapped patrons easier entry and they allow better safety standards to be put into affect. The doors can allow a 15-20 second time spand for patrons to walk through before the doors snap close. If a patron does not feel safe and needs to keep a potentially harmful situation from manifesting itself, a panic button can be off to the side. This will seal the door closed until security comes to assist the patron. If the button is accidentally pressed there can be a 5 second window to press it again to cancel out the "Panic Call". What do you thing?

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