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US 2026/0256287 A1Published application
Vanities with waterproof elevating feet
OwnerDavid M. Bainesinventor
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Abstract
Waterproof elevating feet are disclosed that may be installed on the bottom of vanities to prevent the vanities from being damaged by water. The elevating feet include a waterproof body having a sidewall, bottom surface and top edge, and may include an internal support brace having a central support pillar and one or more lateral support webs extending between the central support pillar and the sidewall.
Claims23
A vanity comprising:
- a vanity body structured and arranged to support at least one sink;
- and
- multiple elevating feet attached to a bottom of the vanity body, each elevating foot comprising:
- a waterproof body including a sidewall, bottom surface, and top edge;
- and
- an internal support brace located inside the sidewall including a central support pillar extending from the bottom surface to the top edge of the waterproof body, and at least one lateral support web extending between the central support pillar and the sidewall.
3 more elements
A vanity comprising:
- a vanity body structured and arranged to support at least one sink;
- and
- multiple elevating feet attached to a bottom of the vanity body, each elevating foot comprising:
- a waterproof body including a sidewall, bottom surface, and top edge;
- and
- a foot height HF at least 10 percent of a vanity height HV of the vanity body.
3 more elements
An elevating foot structured and arranged for attachment to a vanity comprising:
- a waterproof body including a sidewall, bottom surface, and top edge;
- and
- an internal support brace located inside the sidewall including a central support pillar extending from the bottom surface to the top edge of the waterproof body, and at least one lateral support web extending between the central support pillar and the sidewall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.