Foldable toilet seat
AssigneeChildren On The Go, Inc.
InventorMark H. Greenwood
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Abstract
A foldable, portable toilet seat is provided having foldable front and rear sections that are pivotably connected by hinges. The lower surface of each front section includes a downwardly extending flange for engaging a conventional toilet seat to prevent slipping or movement. The flange of each front section interfits within a hollow raised portion of the corresponding rear section when the sections are folded for convenient transport and storage.
Claims20
A foldable toilet seat adapted to overlie a conventional toilet seat, said foldable toilet seat comprising a pair of front sections, each front section including a forward edge and a flange that extends downwardly at an angle from the forward edge thereof when placed over the conventional toilet seat;
- a pair of adjacent rear sections pivotably connected together at one end thereof, each of the rear sections being pivotably connected at another end thereof to one end of the corresponding front section and including a raised portion having a hollow interior adapted to receive the flange of the corresponding front section when the foldable seat is folded.
A foldable toilet seat adapts to overlie a conventional toilet seat, said foldable toilet seat comprising a plurality of adjacent front and rear sections, the rear sections being pivotably connected together along a longitudinal axis and each rear section being pivotably connected along a transverse axis to the corresponding adjacent front section;
- each front section including a forward edge and a flange that extends downwardly at an angle from the forward edge thereof when placed over the conventional;
- and each rear section defining a raised portion having a hollow interior adapted to receive the flange of one of the corresponding front sections when the foldable seat is folded.
A foldable toilet seat adapted to fit over a conventional toilet seat comprising:
- a pair of rear sections having upper and lower surfaces and forward edges, said rear sections having contiguous edges defining a substantially longitudinal center of the seat;
- a pair of front sections having upper and lower surfaces and rear edges contiguous with the forward edges of the rear sections to define a substantially transverse center of the seat and having confronting inner edges spaced apart to form a gap therebetween;
- connecting means on the lower surfaces of the front and rear sections joining the contiguous edges of the rear sections and joining the forward edges of the rear sections with the corresponding rear edges of the front sections;
- a flange extending downwardly from the lower surface of each front section to engage the conventional toilet seat;
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- a raised portion extending upwardly from the upper surface of each rear section and having a hollow interior that receives the flange from the corresponding front section when the sections are folded;
- whereby the front sections are foldable against the rear sections along the transverse center of the seat and the rear sections, with the front sections folded therein, are foldable along the longitudinal center of the seat so that the front and rear sections are substantially parallel when folded.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.