Public toilets that need an MLAK key in Australia
Which public toilets in Australia need an MLAK key?
1,421 public toilets are listed as needing an MLAK key across Australia. New South Wales has the most, with 980.
MLAK toilets by state
- New South Wales 980
- Victoria 203
- Western Australia 96
- Queensland 66
- South Australia 53
- Tasmania 10
- Northern Territory 8
- Australian Capital Territory 5
Common questions
What is an MLAK key?
MLAK stands for Master Locksmiths Access Key. It opens public facilities fitted with an MLAK lock, such as locked accessible toilets and Changing Places facilities.
How do I get an MLAK key?
Keys are ordered through Master Locksmiths, after filling in an application form. They are for people with disability, or people with written authority from a doctor, a disability organisation, a community health centre, or the owner or manager of a building with an accessible toilet.
MLAK application form and ordering, at Master Locksmiths
How current is this list?
It comes from the National Public Toilet Map, published by the Australian Government, and is refreshed every week. Facilities close and change, so check each toilet's page for its listed hours before a long detour.
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