Research shows women spend 34 times longer queueing for public loos than men do. Now, two young designers think they have the solution
. The designers Amber Probyn and Hazel McShane agree. The recent University of Bristol graduates spent their summers working at music festivals and saw a problem that needed to be fixed. TheIts innovative wedge design means six women can pee at once, in a big circle. In other configurations, it can hold eight or more.It should do. McShane and Probyn reckon it’s six times quicker to use than a conventional portable loo.It’s a “hands-free” arrangement that the designers call a pedestal.
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