In Two Point Campus, efficient campus management goes beyond classrooms and student lounges—hygiene facilities like toilets and showers play a crucial role in maintaining student happiness and preventing campus-wide hygiene issues. This guide explores an optimal bathroom layout, the best ways to enhance restroom functionality, and how to integrate hygiene areas effectively within your campus.
The “Loo by 4” Bathroom Design
A well-designed 2×4 bathroom, known as the “Loo by 4,” is one of the most efficient toilet layouts in the game. Here’s how to build it:
- Room Size: 2×4 tiles
- Door Placement: In the middle of the long side
- Toilets: Two Royal Flush (Golden Toilets) in the upper two corners, plus two regular toilets in the lower corners.
- Why this setup? The mix of toilet types increases Prestige more effectively than using just one type.
- Additional Features:
- Garbage Can in the center
- Three Bathroom Posters to maximize room attractiveness
- Two Sinks for improved hygiene
- Hand Dryers or More Decor (optional)
Alternative Bathroom Designs
- Pass-Through Bathroom:
- Add a second door on the opposite side.
- Allows students to use the restroom while passing through buildings.
- Prestige-Only Bathroom:
- Exclude sinks and use additional posters or decorative items to boost Prestige.
- Works best when paired with nearby shower rooms to maintain student hygiene.
The “Shower by 4” Design
While Two Point Hospital didn’t require shower rooms, Two Point Campus introduces them as a vital hygiene facility. Using a 2×4 shower room, also called “Shower by 4,” ensures students remain clean without taking up too much space.
- Room Size: 2×4 tiles
- Shower Stalls: Four shower cubicles
- Garbage Can in the center
- Towel Rack to enhance attractiveness
- Bathroom Posters for added Prestige
A shower room replaces the need for sinks in bathrooms. If you strategically place showers near dorms and classrooms, students can maintain high hygiene levels without frequent restroom breaks.
Creating an Efficient Hygiene and Relaxation Hub
A great way to optimize space is by creating a hygiene-focused courtyard that combines dorms, bathrooms, showers, and relaxation facilities. Here’s how:
Step 1: Centralize Hygiene Facilities
- Place a Perfect 10 Dorm Room adjacent to both a Loo by 4 bathroom and a Shower by 4 room.
- This ensures students always have nearby access to sleep, hygiene, and restroom needs.
Step 2: Enhance the Courtyard with Additional Amenities
- Vending Machines
- Pulpit Machine (Provides an energy boost)
- Morsel Men and Cheesy Gubbins (Food vending)
- Arcade Machines
- Unlock the Meat Wizard Machine or the Crazy Taxi Machine for entertainment.
- Having multiple entertainment machines prevents long queues.
- Seating & Socialization
- Social Tables encourage student bonding and friendships.
- Benches and decorations improve the environment.
- Trash Cans & Bins
- Place two bins at exits to prevent littering.
Maintaining Hygiene Ratios for Maximum Efficiency
A common question is how many hygiene facilities are needed per dormitory. A good rule of thumb is:
| Facility | Covers Up To |
| Perfect 10 Dorm | 50 Students |
| Loo by 4 Bathroom | 50 Students |
| Shower by 4 Room | 50 Students |
This setup ensures students have adequate restroom and hygiene facilities, preventing unnecessary waiting times or hygiene-related complaints.
Final Tips for an Effective Hygiene System
- Prioritize Cleanliness: Always have enough janitors to maintain toilets, showers, and vending areas.
- Optimize Placement: Position hygiene hubs near dorms and lecture halls to reduce student downtime.
- Use Pass-Through Designs: Creating bathrooms with dual exits helps students move efficiently across campus.
- Balance Prestige and Functionality: Adding posters and decorations enhances Prestige but should not replace sinks or essential hygiene items.
By following these strategies, you’ll maintain a clean, efficient, and happy campus, ensuring students remain focused on their studies rather than their bathroom breaks!
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