Patent classifications
B60R15/02
Repositionable toilet for portable living quarters
A repositionable toilet system for a bathroom or water closet of an RV, camper, boat, or other portable living quarter, allows for a dry bath (including a shower stall that can be somewhat isolated from the toilet) without permanently sacrificing otherwise useful floor space within the living quarter. The toilet is supported on a moveable platform that is repositionable between a stowed position in which the toilet is inside of the shower stall and a deployed/extended position in which the toilet is outside the shower stall. The moveable platform may be locked at the stowed or deployed position during travel or during use of the living quarter. The toilet may be fully self-contained, refillable, and emptyable, or the toilet may be plumbed into the water supply and waste collection system of the RV or camper, such as with flexible supply and drain lines.
Repositionable toilet for portable living quarters
A repositionable toilet system for a bathroom or water closet of an RV, camper, boat, or other portable living quarter, allows for a dry bath (including a shower stall that can be somewhat isolated from the toilet) without permanently sacrificing otherwise useful floor space within the living quarter. The toilet is supported on a moveable platform that is repositionable between a stowed position in which the toilet is inside of the shower stall and a deployed/extended position in which the toilet is outside the shower stall. The moveable platform may be locked at the stowed or deployed position during travel or during use of the living quarter. The toilet may be fully self-contained, refillable, and emptyable, or the toilet may be plumbed into the water supply and waste collection system of the RV or camper, such as with flexible supply and drain lines.
Storage container
A fluid storage system for a vehicle cargo area is provided that includes a container that includes a first container portion and a second container portion orthogonal to the first container portion. The fluid storage system further includes an attachment assembly that includes a container attachment affixed to the container and a vehicle attachment affixed to a vehicle.
Storage container
A fluid storage system for a vehicle cargo area is provided that includes a container that includes a first container portion and a second container portion orthogonal to the first container portion. The fluid storage system further includes an attachment assembly that includes a container attachment affixed to the container and a vehicle attachment affixed to a vehicle.
Modular Attachment Mounting System
A vehicle mounted camp kitchen accessory system comprises a central frame with an internal drawer. The drawer has a front end and two sides and drawer is mounted on a sliding mechanism. The drawer has at least one mounting fixture at the front end and at least one mounting fixture on each of the sides that are accessible when the drawer is in the open position. Each mounting fixture receives accessories having coupling fixtures that are compatible with the mounting fixtures.
Modular Attachment Mounting System
A vehicle mounted camp kitchen accessory system comprises a central frame with an internal drawer. The drawer has a front end and two sides and drawer is mounted on a sliding mechanism. The drawer has at least one mounting fixture at the front end and at least one mounting fixture on each of the sides that are accessible when the drawer is in the open position. Each mounting fixture receives accessories having coupling fixtures that are compatible with the mounting fixtures.
WAGON WITH BATHROOM MODULE
The present invention extends to wagons with a bathroom module and standalone bathroom modules. A bathroom module includes a water heater connected to a sink, a shower, and a toilet. The bathroom module further includes a protective layer on the exterior and an exhaust fan to facilitate the management of moisture that may build up within the bathroom module. The bathroom module can be connected to various systems provided by a wagon, such as water, gas, electrical, A/C, heat, and sewer systems connected to external sources. Alternatively, the bathroom module can standalone and include its own water, gas, electrical, A/C, heat, and sewer systems connected to external sources. Thus, when paired with a companion wagon, the bathroom module may be installed or removed as desired.
WAGON WITH BATHROOM MODULE
The present invention extends to wagons with a bathroom module and standalone bathroom modules. A bathroom module includes a water heater connected to a sink, a shower, and a toilet. The bathroom module further includes a protective layer on the exterior and an exhaust fan to facilitate the management of moisture that may build up within the bathroom module. The bathroom module can be connected to various systems provided by a wagon, such as water, gas, electrical, A/C, heat, and sewer systems connected to external sources. Alternatively, the bathroom module can standalone and include its own water, gas, electrical, A/C, heat, and sewer systems connected to external sources. Thus, when paired with a companion wagon, the bathroom module may be installed or removed as desired.
MOBILE SALON VEHICLE
A mobile salon vehicle includes a vanity chair bolted to a floor of the interior of vehicle, the vanity chair configured to provide seating for a client. The mobile salon vehicle also includes a plumbing system to provide water for assemblies and components of the mobile salon and to transfer used water to one or more water tanks. The mobile salon vehicle also includes a van engine, one or more batteries, a first alternator, a second alternator to convert energy from the van engine to transfer power to one or more batteries, and the one or more batteries to provide power to additional components and assemblies in the mobile salon vehicle.
MOBILE SALON VEHICLE
A mobile salon vehicle includes a vanity chair bolted to a floor of the interior of vehicle, the vanity chair configured to provide seating for a client. The mobile salon vehicle also includes a plumbing system to provide water for assemblies and components of the mobile salon and to transfer used water to one or more water tanks. The mobile salon vehicle also includes a van engine, one or more batteries, a first alternator, a second alternator to convert energy from the van engine to transfer power to one or more batteries, and the one or more batteries to provide power to additional components and assemblies in the mobile salon vehicle.