US2021030221A1PendingUtilityA1
Squat toilet seat
Est. expiryJul 31, 2039(~13 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47K 2017/006A47K 13/02A47K 13/005
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Abstract
A squat toilet seat that positions users in a squatting position when sitting on the toilet so that the user's torso and legs form a 35-38° angle. This straightens the colon, relaxing the puborecatlis muscles to ease the strain of having a bowel movement. The toilet seat is thicker in the front than in the back, creating a sloped surface that in turn creates the angle from the user's torso to legs. The toilet seat has left and right attachment parts that are attachable to both rounded and elongated toilet bowl bodies.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent is set forth in the appended claims:
1 . A squat toilet seat comprising:
(a) a seat part with a front end and a back end; (b) an opening, wherein the opening is centered in the seat part; (c) a left attachment part and a right attachment part, wherein the left and right attachment parts are attachable to a toilet bowl body, and wherein the left and right attachment parts are operably positioned at the back end of the seat part to attach the seat part to the toilet bowl body; and (d) a lid, wherein the lid is operably connected to the back end so that it is moveable up and down from a closed position where the lid is flush with the seat part to an upright position where the lid is essentially perpendicular to the floor, wherein the front end is higher than the back end so that the angle between the seat part and the lid when the lid is in the upright position is 35°-38°.
2 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein the front end is higher than the back end so that the angle between the seat part and the lid when the lid is in the upright position is 35°.
3 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein the seat part and lid are formed from a material selected from the group consisting of PVC, thermoset plastic, polypropylene, resin, medium density fiberboard, wood, bamboo, and porcelain.
4 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein the left attachment part and right attachment part are attachable to both round and elongated toilet bowls.
5 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein the back end of the seat part has a thickness of one inch, and wherein the front end of the seat part has a thickness of six inches.
6 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein the seat part has a length of 16 inches from the back end to the front end,
wherein the seat part has a width of 14.25 inches from a left side to a right side, wherein the opening has a length of 9 and ⅞ inches from an opening back end to an opening front end, wherein the opening has a width of 8.25 inches from an opening left side to an opening right side, and wherein the left attachment part is 5.5 inches away from the right attachment part.
7 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 5 , wherein the seat part has a length of 16 inches from the back end to the front end,
wherein the seat part has a width of 14.25 inches from a left side to a right side, wherein the opening has a length of 9 and ⅞ inches from an opening back end to an opening front end, wherein the opening has a width of 8.25 inches from an opening left side to an opening right side, and wherein the left attachment part is 5.5 inches away from the right attachment part.
8 . The squat toilet seat according to claim 1 , wherein a slot is operably positioned in the front end of the seat part so a user can insert one or more fingers into the slot and easily rotate the seat part up and down from the left attachment part and the right attachment part.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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