Accessible restrooms are specially designed facilities that accommodate individuals with disabilities. These restrooms typically feature wider doors, grab bars, and enough space for mobility devices like wheelchairs. They ensure that everyone, regardless of their physical abilities, can use the restroom comfortably and safely. In addition to physical features, accessible restrooms often include visual and tactile signage to assist those with visual impairments. Compliance with regulations, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), is essential to ensure these restrooms meet the needs of all users. Accessible restrooms promote inclusivity and equal access in public spaces.