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Pull-Pull
Pull-Pull
Pull-Pull
Pull-Pull
2015

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Pull-Pull

Toilet Aid

The proposition of “Pull-Pull” is “Giving more privacy to primary school children”. Owing to the poor sanitation facilities in most of the developing countries, girls sometimes even have to share the toilets with boys and other school staff; as a result, they are afraid to use the toilet, which could lead to a series of physical and psychological problems. The students only need to pull the handle of “Pull-Pull”, which is fixed above the toilet, and a private space will be available immediately. Also, “Pull-Pull” could allow more children to use one large squatting toilet at the same time.

JURY STATEMENT

A cheap and local solution to issues of privacy for under-resourced schools. A very promising concept although the mechanism and mounting needs better explanation and it seems as though the product is paper, which may be problematic in terms of hygiene and longevity.

WINNER STATEMENT

It's such a big honor that I have received the iF STUDENT DESIGN AWARD. From the moment I got into this field, this award had become a dream for me. I really want to thank all the people who helped me or encouraged me during the whole process of designing this project, I want to thank my tutor, Dr. Lofthouse, my parents and all my friends, many thanks to all of you.

UNIVERSITY

Loughborough University

Loughborough, GB
WINNER

Haochen HE

Loughborough University

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