Bathroom door with ventilation cutout
This variant consists of arbitrarily selected doors made of a board, which are subjected to a modification involving cutting the bottom part of the door. This procedure creates a gap between the floor and the door, providing ventilation, without compromising the aesthetic values of the doors. This minor change in construction is completely imperceptible.
During bathing, water vapor is produced, typically over 1000g. Without proper ventilation in the room, all the vapor will condense as the room temperature decreases. The resulting moisture settles on tiles, fixtures, mirrors, glass, and walls, creating ideal conditions for mold and fungi growth. Importantly, moisture also affects devices, makeup tools, and other items kept in the bathroom. This can lead to health-threatening allergic reactions and diseases (especially dangerous for children). It also damages aesthetic values, such as causing black spots on silicone finishes.
