Red WC Sign

This product has been specially produced by Otimsan.

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WC signs are symbols that indicate the location of the toilet. They are used so that people can easily find the toilet. WC symbols are available in many worldwide accepted standards.

The most common WC symbol is a stylized trouser figure depicting the men's restroom. This symbol is often used in conjunction with an arrow or direction sign and indicates where the toilet is. The symbol denoting the women's toilet is a stylized dress figure.

WC signs can be used in disabled toilets, baby care rooms and other private toilets, as well as symbols used in toilets separated by gender. For disabled toilets, a stylized symbol with a wheelchair figure is used. For baby care rooms, the baby symbol or the baby carriage symbol can be used.

WC symbols can be hung on the door or on the wall to show the location of the toilet, or they can be placed on sinks, taps or similar places. In addition, WC symbols can be used in different colors or in different languages.