A toilet system comprising a toilet seat that is configured for a user to sit on or squat over for depositing of human waste. The toilet seat can include a toilet seat body with a toilet seat opening. A riser can be configured to support and elevate the toilet seat to a selected or prescribed height and can include a riser body with a riser opening and a first riser attachment portion being connectable to one or more seat attachment portions of the toilet seat. A base can include a base body that has a base opening and a base attachment portion that is connectable to a second riser attachment portion of the riser and/or the one or more seat attachment portions of the toilet seat. A plurality of inserts can be configured to be at least partially received within the riser opening and/or the base opening to allow for reconfiguration of the toilet system.

A toilet for administering a product to a user is disclosed. The toilet includes a bowl, a mechanism for administering the product to the user, a storage structure for storing the product, a sensor that detects a property of the product, and a processor. The bowl is adapted to receiving excreta from the user. The processor compares the detected property with a range of values indicating the suitability of the product for being applied to a user. The processor generates an alert when the detected property falls outside the range of values.

A telescoping toilet mounting assembly and a method for mounting a toilet to a floor and a wastewater pipe. Hollow bolts project from clamping plates to be received through mounting holes in an upper male flange section and through mounting holes of a toilet base. Base bolt nuts are tightened onto the hollow bolts to secure the upper male flange section to the toilet base prior to lowering the toilet and the upper male flange section into engagement with a lower female flange section. Fastening bolt structures with adjustable-length body portions and threaded tips can pass through the hollow bolts and into threaded engagement with mounting members fixed to the lower female flange section fixed to the wastewater pipe and the floor. Alternatively, fastening bolts pass through the hollow bolts and into threaded engagement with upstanding registration and locking rods retained relative to the lower female flange section.

A telescoping toilet mounting assembly and a method for mounting a toilet to a floor and a wastewater pipe. Hollow bolts project from clamping plates to be received through mounting holes in an upper male flange section and through mounting holes of a toilet base. Base bolt nuts are tightened onto the hollow bolts to secure the upper male flange section to the toilet base prior to lowering the toilet and the upper male flange section into engagement with a lower female flange section. Fastening bolt structures with adjustable-length body portions and threaded tips can pass through the hollow bolts and into threaded engagement with mounting members fixed to the lower female flange section fixed to the wastewater pipe and the floor. Alternatively, fastening bolts pass through the hollow bolts and into threaded engagement with upstanding registration and locking rods retained relative to the lower female flange section.

There is disclosed a mounting assembly for moveably mounting an item of plumbed equipment to a fixed surface. The assembly comprises a fixed mounting portion and a moveable mounting bracket for receiving the item of plumbed equipment. Moveable fluid connections are provided for moveably connecting the item to a fixed fluid source and/or to a fixed waste port. Space saving bathroom installations are disclosed, and the item can be moveably mounted using linear or rotational movement between its stowed and deployed positions.

There is disclosed a mounting assembly for moveably mounting an item of plumbed equipment to a fixed surface. The assembly comprises a fixed mounting portion and a moveable mounting bracket for receiving the item of plumbed equipment. Moveable fluid connections are provided for moveably connecting the item to a fixed fluid source and/or to a fixed waste port. Space saving bathroom installations are disclosed, and the item can be moveably mounted using linear or rotational movement between its stowed and deployed positions.

A fastening hardware system for a light or medium-duty application, which consists of a composite cap having an outer cylindrical wall, a distal end of the composite cap enclosed, the composite cap having a levelled base and a proximal threaded opening, the opening leading into an internal cavity of the composite cap, the threaded opening including an inner threaded cylindrical wall adapted to receive the distal base of a bolt, the composite cap received on the bolt such that rotation of the composite cap in a direction of rotation securely tightens the composite cap on the base of the bolt, and the cap being inhibited apart rotation of the composite cap in a direction of loosening the composite cap from the threaded shaft of the bolt. The device can be used for any light or medium duty application, including but not limited to home toilet installation, knock-down furniture assembly, wall signage and panel installation, as well as auto license plate attachment.

A connection assembly for a toilet contains: a toilet flange, two positioning elements, two T-shaped screw nuts, two guiders, and two locking elements. The toilet flange is fixed on a floor of a building, and the toilet flange includes a hub, an annular fringe, two receiving grooves, two through orifices, and an elongated slot. A respective one positioning element includes a locating portion and two flexible wings. The locating portion has a passing orifice. A respective one T-shaped screw nut includes a head and a tubular. A respective one guider is removably fixed on the locating portion of to be received in a respective one fixing orifice of two fixing orifices of the toilet. A respective one locking element is screwed with the threaded orifice, after at least one part of the respective one guider is removed, and the toilet is locked on the toilet flange.

A connection assembly for a toilet contains: a toilet flange, two positioning elements, two T-shaped screw nuts, two guiders, and two locking elements. The toilet flange is fixed on a floor of a building, and the toilet flange includes a hub, an annular fringe, two receiving grooves, two through orifices, and an elongated slot. A respective one positioning element includes a locating portion and two flexible wings. The locating portion has a passing orifice. A respective one T-shaped screw nut includes a head and a tubular. A respective one guider is removably fixed on the locating portion of to be received in a respective one fixing orifice of two fixing orifices of the toilet. A respective one locking element is screwed with the threaded orifice, after at least one part of the respective one guider is removed, and the toilet is locked on the toilet flange.

A skirted toilet assembly, comprising a toilet bowl having a sump outlet; and a wall extending around the bowl from a first rear edge to a second rear edge; wherein the wall, the first rear edge, and the second rear edge define a space within the wall, the sump outlet is configured to couple to a trapway, the trapway is configured to fluidly couple the sump outlet with a sewer outlet, and the trapway is configured to be disposed within the space. A trapway may be a thermoplastic and the sump outlet a ceramic.