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Originally Posted by Mass_nerder
In most locker rooms, there are already dedicated changing spaces anyway. Why not make them more permanent?
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Maybe I don't go to the same change rooms as you, but the ones I go to have hundreds of lockers in one big room, with some benches. Off to the side are two or three stalls for self-conscious people to change in privately. As I noted upthread, at family swim times at the leisure centre, there are 40 or so people changing at once. It's shoulder-to-shoulder crowded. How could we divert all that activity to private rooms without reducing the rate at which people can change? Am I missing something?
And should we retrofit existing change rooms to suit this new sensibility? Last I checked, public leisure facilities aren't exactly overflowing with money. They struggle just to keep maintenance up to code, let alone carry out major structural renovations.