Lavatory carrier assembly with waste line access port
AssigneeWatts Regulator Co.
InventorsGary Hodge, Robert Diplacido, Trent Killian, Tyler Van Devon Herfel
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Abstract
The present disclosure is generally directed to a lavatory carrier assembly. The assembly includes a first leg including an upper member, a lower member, and a waste line access port member; a second leg; and a horizontal spacing member coupled to the first leg and the second leg. The waste line access port member defines an opening to receive a waste pipe. The waste line access port member also defines an upper and lower slots to slidably receive the upper and lower members of the first leg in a generally horizontal manner.
Claims21
A lavatory carrier assembly, comprising:
- a first leg including an upper member, a lower member, and a waste line access port member;
- a second leg;
- and
- a horizontal spacing member coupled to the first leg and the second leg;
- wherein the waste line access port member including an outer jacket at least partially surrounding an inner sleeve member, the inner sleeve member defining an opening to receive a waste pipe;
- and wherein the outer jacket defining an upper slot having a side opening on a first side of the waste line access port, the upper slot to slidably receive the upper member in a generally horizontal manner;
- and wherein the outer jacket also defining a lower slot having an opening on a second side of the waste line access port, the lower slot to slidably receive the lower member in a generally horizontal manner.
A lavatory carrier assembly, comprising:
- a first leg including an upper member, a lower member, and a waste line access port member;
- wherein the waste line access port member including an outer jacket at least partially surrounding an inner sleeve member, the inner sleeve member defining an opening to receive a waste pipe;
- and wherein the outer jacket defining an upper slot having a side opening on a first side of the waste line access port, the upper slot to slidably receive the upper member in a generally horizontal manner;
- and wherein the outer jacket also defining a lower slot having an opening on a second side of the waste line access port, the lower slot to slidably receive the lower member in a generally horizontal manner;
- a second leg;
- a horizontal spacing member coupled to the first leg and the second leg, the horizontal spacing member including upper and lower rail members;
- first and second fixture brackets slidably coupled to the upper and lower rail members;
- and first and second fixture arms coupled to and extending from the first and second fixture brackets, respectively, the fixture arms extending generally normal to the first leg and second leg, respectively.
A lavatory carrier assembly, comprising:
- a first leg including an upper member, a lower member, and a waste line access port member;
- wherein the waste line access port member including an outer jacket at least partially surrounding an inner sleeve member, the inner sleeve member defining an opening to receive a waste pipe;
- and wherein the outer jacket defining an upper slot having a side opening on a first side of the waste line access port, the upper slot to slidably receive the upper member in a generally horizontal manner;
- and wherein the outer jacket also defining a lower slot having an opening on a second side of the waste line access port, the lower slot to slidably receive the lower member in a generally horizontal manner;
- a second leg;
- a horizontal spacing member coupled to the first leg and the second leg;
- first and second fixture brackets slidably coupled to first and second legs, respectively;
- and wherein the horizontal spacing member comprises first and second rail members slidably coupled to the first and second fixture brackets, respectively;
- first and second fixture arms coupled to and extending from the first and second fixture brackets, respectively, the fixture arms extending generally normal to the first leg and second leg, respectively;
- a third fixture arm coupled to the first fixture bracket and disposed opposite to the first fixture arm;
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- a fourth fixture arm coupled to the second fixture bracket and disposed opposite to the second fixture arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.