A lavatory unit for a vehicle is provided for washing feet. A toilet seat is put in the use position, a lid is put in the open position, the lid and a water drainage plate coupled by an engage/disengage mechanism are disengaged, and the water drainage plate is rotated to the placed position. With pressure on the water drainage plate, water is discharged from a faucet for a predetermined time by a water control unit, and the foot is washed on the water drainage plate. The water is drained to the inside of a toilet body through a discharge port. Once the foot is washed, the water on the upper surface of the water drainage plate is wiped, the water drainage plate is rotated from the placed position to the open position of the lid, or the lid is rotated to the closed position.

A lavatory unit for a vehicle is provided for washing feet. A toilet seat is put in the use position, a lid is put in the open position, the lid and a water drainage plate coupled by an engage/disengage mechanism are disengaged, and the water drainage plate is rotated to the placed position. With pressure on the water drainage plate, water is discharged from a faucet for a predetermined time by a water control unit, and the foot is washed on the water drainage plate. The water is drained to the inside of a toilet body through a discharge port. Once the foot is washed, the water on the upper surface of the water drainage plate is wiped, the water drainage plate is rotated from the placed position to the open position of the lid, or the lid is rotated to the closed position.

A modular trailer system is disclosed. The system may include variously configured modular rails, tie down systems, fender mounting systems, cable fences, modular ramps, and/or mountable accessories whereby the versatile trailer system may be readily reconfigured.

A modular trailer system is disclosed. The system may include variously configured modular rails, tie down systems, fender mounting systems, cable fences, modular ramps, and/or mountable accessories whereby the versatile trailer system may be readily reconfigured.

The present invention relates to a toilet apparatus deployable in a vehicle. The apparatus comprises a commode disposed in a boot of the vehicle; a waste collection tank provided in the vehicle and in fluid communication with the commode, wherein the waste collection tank is supported on a chassis of the vehicle underneath the boot of the vehicle; a privacy enclosure configured around the commode; a wash basin provided operatively behind the commode in the vehicle, wherein the wash basin is in fluid communication with the waste collection tank; a pump in fluid communication with the wash basin and the water tank and configured to pump water from the water tank into the wash basin; and a curtain arrangement for covering a rear window of the vehicle, thereby providing the user with privacy.

The present invention relates to a toilet apparatus deployable in a vehicle. The apparatus comprises a commode disposed in a boot of the vehicle; a waste collection tank provided in the vehicle and in fluid communication with the commode, wherein the waste collection tank is supported on a chassis of the vehicle underneath the boot of the vehicle; a privacy enclosure configured around the commode; a wash basin provided operatively behind the commode in the vehicle, wherein the wash basin is in fluid communication with the waste collection tank; a pump in fluid communication with the wash basin and the water tank and configured to pump water from the water tank into the wash basin; and a curtain arrangement for covering a rear window of the vehicle, thereby providing the user with privacy.

An aircraft including a lavatory monument. The lavatory monument includes an outboard wall and a shell wall removably connected to the outboard wall, both walls extending radially inwardly relative to a fuselage of the aircraft. The lavatory monument also includes a floor panel connected to and between the outboard wall and the shell wall. The lavatory monument also includes a toilet connected to the floor panel. The lavatory monument also includes a plurality of lavatory fixtures individually removably attached to at least one of: the outboard wall, the shell wall, the floor panel, or the toilet. Each of the plurality of lavatory fixtures is individually removable. Common interface points on each of the plurality of lavatory fixtures are unchangeable with respect to the lavatory monument.

The present invention relates to a motorhome, mobile home or similar travelling or recreational vehicle comprising at least one sanitary area in which a water closet device is mounted. The water closet device comprises at least one seat element and is connected to a current source which carries out a waterless flush operation.

The present invention relates to a motorhome, mobile home or similar travelling or recreational vehicle comprising at least one sanitary area in which a water closet device is mounted. The water closet device comprises at least one seat element and is connected to a current source which carries out a waterless flush operation.

A water supply system includes a water storage tank having a storage tank outlet, the water storage tank configured to store a volume of water at a first pressure. A pressure tank is in fluid communication with the water storage tank and is periodically fillable with water from the water storage tank. An air source is fluidly connected to the pressure tank to pressurize the volume of water in the pressure tank to a second pressure greater than the first pressure. A pressure tank output line is fluidly connected to the pressure tank to output water from the pressure tank.