Back to results
US 11,596,280 B2Granted
Toilet shield
AssigneeBetter Trick, Inc.
InventorJames William Kramer
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A toilet shield comprises a tube, a first arm, and a second arm. The first arm is coupled with a first side of an opening of the tube and comprises a first plurality of adjustment holes configured into the first arm. The second arm is coupled to a second side of the opening of the tube and comprises a second plurality of adjustment holes configured into the second arm. The tube is configured such that a lumen of the tube opens in response to the arms being extended in generally opposite in directions.
Claims18
A toilet shield comprising:
- a tube;
- a first arm, the first arm coupled with a first side of a lumen of the tube and comprising a first plurality of adjustment holes configured into the first arm;
- and
- a second arm, the second arm coupled to a second side of the lumen of the tube and comprising a second plurality of adjustment holes configured into the second arm, wherein the tube is configured such that the lumen of the tube opens in response to the first arm and the second arm being extended in generally opposite in directions.
1 more element
A toilet shielding system comprising:
- a first bracket configured to clip to a first portion of a rim of a toilet bowl, the first bracket comprising a first hook which extends outward from the toilet bowl when the first bracket is clipped to the first portion of the rim of the toilet bowl;
- a second bracket configured to clip to a second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl, the second bracket comprising a second hook which extends outward from the toilet bowl when the second bracket is clipped to the second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl, wherein the first portion of the rim of the toilet bowl and the second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl are on opposite lateral sides of the toilet bowl;
- and
- a toilet shield comprising:
- a tube composed of a flushable material;
- a first arm composed of the flushable material, the first arm coupled with a first side of a lumen of the tube and comprising a first plurality of adjustment holes configured into the first arm;
- and
- a second arm composed of the flushable material, the second arm coupled to a second side of the lumen of the tube and comprising a second plurality of adjustment holes configured into the second arm, wherein the tube is configured such that the lumen of the tube opens in response to the first arm and the second arm being in extended generally opposite in directions;
- and
- wherein, in response to a first adjustment hole of the first plurality of adjustment holes being coupled with the first hook while the first bracket is clipped to the first portion of the toilet bowl and a second adjustment hole of the second plurality of adjustment holes being coupled with the second hook while the second bracket is clipped to the second portion of the toilet bowl, the toilet shield is configured to suspend across the toilet bowl with the lumen held open to receive feces from human defecation.
7 more elements
A toilet shield comprising:
- a gutter shaped portion with an interior channel, the interior channel comprising:
- a rear vertical wall;
- a first vertical side wall;
- and
- a second vertical side wall;
- a first arm, the first arm coupled with the first vertical side wall of the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion and comprising a first plurality of adjustment holes configured into the first arm;
- and
- a second arm, the second arm coupled to a second vertical side wall of the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion and comprising a second plurality of adjustment holes configured into the second arm, wherein the gutter shaped portion is configured such that the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion opens in response to the first arm and the second arm being extended in generally opposite in directions.
5 more elements
A toilet shielding system comprising:
- a first bracket configured to clip to a first portion of a rim of a toilet bowl, the first bracket comprising a first hook which extends outward from the toilet bowl when the first bracket is clipped to the first portion of the rim of the toilet bowl;
- a second bracket configured to clip to a second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl, the second bracket comprising a second hook which extends outward from the toilet bowl when the second bracket is clipped to the second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl, wherein the first portion of the rim of the toilet bowl and the second portion of the rim of the toilet bowl are on opposite lateral sides of the toilet bowl;
- and
- a toilet shield comprising:
- a gutter shaped portion with an interior channel, the interior channel comprising:
- a rear vertical wall;
- a first vertical side wall;
- and
- a second vertical side wall;
- a first arm, the first arm coupled with the first vertical side wall of the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion and comprising a first plurality of adjustment holes configured into the first arm;
- and
- a second arm, the second arm coupled to a second vertical side wall of the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion and comprising a second plurality of adjustment holes configured into the second arm, wherein the gutter shaped portion is configured such that a channel of the gutter shaped portion opens in response to the first arm and the second arm being extended in generally opposite in directions;
- and
- wherein, in response to a first adjustment hole of the first plurality of adjustment holes being coupled with the first hook while the first bracket is clipped to the first portion of the toilet bowl and a second adjustment hole of the second plurality of adjustment holes being coupled with the second hook while the second bracket is clipped to the second portion of the toilet bowl, the toilet shield is configured to suspend across the toilet bowl with the interior channel of the gutter shaped portion held open to receive feces from human defecation.
11 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.