Non-leaking flush toilet system
OwnerMichael W. Spells, Sr., Al Brandt +1inventors
InventorsMichael W. Spells, Sr., Al Brandt, Jesse M. Spells, Jr.
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OwnerMichael W. Spells, Sr., Al Brandt +1inventors
InventorsMichael W. Spells, Sr., Al Brandt, Jesse M. Spells, Jr.
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A non-leaking flush toilet system that eliminates the need for using wax gaskets or rings on a toilet system. Such system having a substantially flat surface that is affixed to the base outlet opening of a flush toilet. The toilet system further includes an upper portion having inner and outer clearance surfaces, and an extension member that projects downwardly from the upper portion. Attached to the exterior surface of the extension member is a sealing boot. The sealing boot having a plurality of sealing lips that outwardly extend from the sealing boot's outer surface. In use, the outer clearance surface is received inside the floor flange, and the outer surface of the extension member having the sealing boot disposed thereon is sealingly received inside the soil pipe, thereby forming a seal between the base of the toilet and the floor flange.
A toilet base extension sleeve for sealably attaching a flush toilet to a standard floor flange and soil pipe, said toilet base extension sleeve comprising:
A sealing kit for connecting a flush toilet to a soil pipe, said sealing kit comprising:
A sealing kit for connecting a flush toilet to a floor flange and a soil pipe, said sealing kit comprising:
A toilet base extension sleeve for sealably attaching a flush toilet having a horn to a floor flange and soil pipe, said toilet base extension sleeve comprising:
A toilet base extension sleeve for sealably attaching a flush toilet having a horn to a floor flange and soil pipe, said toilet base extension sleeve comprising:
A toilet base extension sleeve for sealably attaching a flush toilet having a horn to a floor flange and soil pipe, said toilet base extension sleeve comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.