A metal foot pedal for converting a hand flushing toilet to a foot flushing toilet, having a foot shaped plate with an attachment device secured to the foot shaped plate for attaching the foot shaped plate to a hand lever of a toilet, whereby the toilet can be flushed by foot.

A metal foot pedal for converting a hand flushing toilet to a foot flushing toilet, having a foot shaped plate with an attachment device secured to the foot shaped plate for attaching the foot shaped plate to a hand lever of a toilet, whereby the toilet can be flushed by foot.

A foot switch for driving a lever-type flush valve of a toilet bowl includes a lever operating part mounted on a flush valve of a toilet bowl to rotate a lever of the flush valve, a driving cable of which one end is connected to the lever operating part and the other end is connected to a foot stepper, and a foot stepper configured to pull the driving cable by being pressed by a foot of a user, wherein the lever operating part includes a first frame fixed to the flush valve and a second frame configured to be supported to be rotatable relative to the first frame as the driving cable is pulled.

A foot switch for driving a lever-type flush valve of a toilet bowl includes a lever operating part mounted on a flush valve of a toilet bowl to rotate a lever of the flush valve, a driving cable of which one end is connected to the lever operating part and the other end is connected to a foot stepper, and a foot stepper configured to pull the driving cable by being pressed by a foot of a user, wherein the lever operating part includes a first frame fixed to the flush valve and a second frame configured to be supported to be rotatable relative to the first frame as the driving cable is pulled.

A foot stepper for driving a lever of a flush valve of a toilet bowl includes a base plate, a pedal disposed on the base plate, and an operating member connected to a driving cable for driving the lever, and slidably disposed in front and rear directions of the base plate within the base plate. The pedal has a protrusion on its lower surface, the operating member has a seating surface in contact with the protrusion, and the seating surface of the operating member may be inclined such that, as the pedal is pressed downward, the protrusion moves downward and pushes the operating member in the front and rear directions.

A foot stepper for driving a lever of a flush valve of a toilet bowl includes a base plate, a pedal disposed on the base plate, and an operating member connected to a driving cable for driving the lever, and slidably disposed in front and rear directions of the base plate within the base plate. The pedal has a protrusion on its lower surface, the operating member has a seating surface in contact with the protrusion, and the seating surface of the operating member may be inclined such that, as the pedal is pressed downward, the protrusion moves downward and pushes the operating member in the front and rear directions.

A macerator toilet assembly (10) is provided with a multi-material toilet (10) having a base (14) formed of a first material, a bowl (16) formed of a second material, said multi material toilet (10) being connectable to one of a waste tank directly below or to a remote waste tank indirectly; a macerator pump (34) disposed on said toilet (10), downstream of a bowl outlet end; and, a trap assembly (40) disposed downstream of said macerator pump (34).

A macerator toilet assembly (10) is provided with a multi-material toilet (10) having a base (14) formed of a first material, a bowl (16) formed of a second material, said multi material toilet (10) being connectable to one of a waste tank directly below or to a remote waste tank indirectly; a macerator pump (34) disposed on said toilet (10), downstream of a bowl outlet end; and, a trap assembly (40) disposed downstream of said macerator pump (34).

A hands-free toilet flushing apparatus includes a mounting bracket, an input gear assembly, an output gear assembly, a flush pedal, an actuator arm, and a toilet handle connector. The input gear assembly and the output gear assembly are rotatably connected to a wall member of the mounting bracket. The flush pedal is operatively coupled to the input gear assembly, wherein the downward movement of the flush pedal rotates the input gear assembly in a clockwise motion. The output gear assembly is rotatably engaged with the input gear assembly, wherein the clockwise motion of the input gear assembly rotates the output gear assembly in a counterclockwise motion. The actuator arm is operatively coupled to the output gear assembly, wherein the counterclockwise motion of the output gear assembly applies a downward force to the actuator arm and the engaged toilet handle connector.

A hands-free toilet flushing apparatus includes a mounting bracket, an input gear assembly, an output gear assembly, a flush pedal, an actuator arm, and a toilet handle connector. The input gear assembly and the output gear assembly are rotatably connected to a wall member of the mounting bracket. The flush pedal is operatively coupled to the input gear assembly, wherein the downward movement of the flush pedal rotates the input gear assembly in a clockwise motion. The output gear assembly is rotatably engaged with the input gear assembly, wherein the clockwise motion of the input gear assembly rotates the output gear assembly in a counterclockwise motion. The actuator arm is operatively coupled to the output gear assembly, wherein the counterclockwise motion of the output gear assembly applies a downward force to the actuator arm and the engaged toilet handle connector.