Hygienic toilet seat
Abstract
A toilet seat includes an annular pad having a pair of first extensions integrally extending from a side face of the annular pad and each first extension having a pivot hole defined to align and communicate with each other and a first handle extending from the side face of the annular pad to facilitate movement of the annular pad, a cover pivotally connected to the annular pad and having a second extension sandwiched between the pair of first extensions of the annular pad and provided with a passage to communicate with both the pivot holes of the first extensions and a pivotal device extending into the pivot holes and the passage aligning and communicating with the pivot holes to secure engagement between the annular pad and the cover.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A toilet seat comprising:
an annular pad having a pair of first extensions integrally extending from a side face of the annular pad and each first extension having a pivot hole defined to align and communicate with each other and a first handle extending from the side face of the annular pad to facilitate movement of the annular pad; a cover pivotally connected to the annular pad and having a second extension sandwiched between the pair of first extensions of the annular pad and provided with a passage to communicate with both the pivot holes of the first extensions; and a pivotal device extending into the pivot holes and the passage aligning and communicating with the pivot holes to secure engagement between the annular pad and the cover.
2 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the cover has a second handle integrally formed on a side face of the cover.
3 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the first handle and the second handle are alternately arranged.
4 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the pivotal device comprises:
a head and a shank integrally formed with the head and extending into the pivot holes and the passage aligning and communicating with the pivot holes to secure engagement between the annular pad and the cover.
5 . A toilet seat comprising:
an annular pad having a pair of first extensions integrally extending from a side face of the annular pad and each first extension having a pivot hole defined to align and communicate with each other; a cover pivotally connected to the annular pad and having a second extension sandwiched between the pair of first extensions of the annular pad and provided with a first handle extending from a side face of the cover and a passage to communicate with both the pivot holes of the first extensions; and a pivotal device extending into the pivot holes and the passage aligning and communicating with the pivot holes to secure engagement between the annular pad and the cover.
6 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the annular pad has a second handle integrally formed on a side face of the cover.
7 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the first handle and the second handle are alternately arranged.
8 . The toilet seat as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the pivotal device comprises:
a head and a shank integrally formed with the head and extending into the pivot holes and the passage aligning and communicating with the pivot holes to secure engagement between the annular pad and the cover.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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