A toilet for handicapped people should be easy to get onto from a wheelchair. In addition, it should be high and long enough for the user not to press themselves into the niche (like that regular toilets are often positioned in). Handles are optional: they can be attached to a toilet itself or to the wall. To provide comfort for movements, the restroom with such a toilet should have a spot of at least 1.5*1.5 m before the toilet itself, for the wheelchair, and probably for an assisting person.