Changing room

A changing room - known in Austria and Switzerland wardrobe - is a function space in public or commercial buildings. It serves to ensure that the people working there take off their street clothes and the required activities for the next special clothing ( at workplaces work clothes, sports halls sports apparel, swimming pools swimwear) can create.

Frequently changing rooms include a bank, placed on the items, and clothes hooks on which clothes may be hung, in cases of public buildings and lockers, which are intended to prevent theft.

Locker rooms are usually applied separately by gender. They are often combined with showers and washrooms, so after work or sports practice a personal care can be carried out.

When venues are often individual changing rooms, which offer the opportunity for rest and also serve as a retreat for the artists in the backstage area.

Changing room

A dressing room - rarely also called Anprobierkabine - is a small version of the locker room with a floor area of usually about two square meters. Dressing rooms are to be found in the same places such as locker rooms and serve the same purpose, with the difference that only one person (usually ) can use the cabin and therefore the dressing process can be hidden from view.

Changing rooms are also to be found in fashion houses. The Centre can be purpose is to facilitate the view -only fitting.