Cistern Luggage Rack

Toilet cubicles are not spaces where people hang around, generally, but there's an obvious necessity for spending some time in them. In general, I find them... adequate spaces, but my problems arise when I'm in an airport or train station and I have lots of luggage with me. It may not be heavy luggage, but manoeuvring round a restricted space with a couple of bags gets irritating very quickly. The normal design solution is to make the cubicles bigger, but this has two drawbacks; first, you still have to put your bags on the floor (which in the male toilets can be pretty icky), and second, there's still the problem of wrestling the bag into a position where you can reach the toilet satisfactorily without the bag nestling affectionately against your knees and generally being distracting.

The Cistern Luggage Rack solves these by, well, placing a luggage rack on top of the cistern. Duh. But think: you go into the toilet cubicle face first, and you're facing the cistern. A nonchalant swing from the shoulder and your bag is safely tucked up in the rack, leaving you with acres of space in which to move around, drop your pants, do a little dance, whatever.

Obviously this is only suitable for toilets that have cisterns, rather than those ooer posh things with the touch sensitive vibro-flush swilling bowl secret flushing Swanko-toilet. They could just have an overhead rack.