How often do school toilets resemble those of a 5-star hotel?
With polished tiles and auto-flushing sensors, Chung Kwok Chinese School or SJK(C) Chung Kwok — a primary school in Kuala Lumpur (KL) — has restrooms that wouldn’t look out of place in a luxurious hotel or restaurant.
Some netizens quipped that they would go to the loo every period if their schools had such atas or fancy toilets.
On 11 March, SJK(C) Chung Kwok shared images of its newly refurbished toilets on its Facebook page.
In its caption, the school expressed gratitude to those who contributed to the toilet renovation.
One glance at the restrooms is sufficient to leave one awestruck by its grandeur.
Adding to the toilet’s lushness are the polished tiles that gleam under the light.
Apart from having a wide mirror above it, the sink is also equipped with auto-sensing faucets.
Source: SJKC CHUNG KWOK on Facebook
The toilet and urinals come with automatic flushing sensors too.
Source: SJKC CHUNG KWOK on Facebook
The post was well-received by netizens, with many praising the school’s toilets.
One user gushed over the cleanliness and beauty of the toilets.
Source: Facebook
Another joked that students would visit the restroom every lesson.
Source: Facebook
Speaking to Malaysian news site SAYS, the school shared that the toilet renovation was funded by students’ parents and members of the public.
Since some of the parent donors were interior designers, they helped in matters such as purchasing materials and equipment.
SAYS also stated that SJK(C) Chung Kwok is a semi-private institution. Therefore, the toilet renovation did not involve public funds.
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Featured image adapted from SJKC CHUNG KWOK on Facebook.
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