JP6440106B2 - Portable toilet - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable toilet used for nursing care or the like.

The conventional portable toilet has a structure in which the length of the leg is changed so that the height of the toilet seat can be adjusted according to the body shape of the user.
Patent Document 1 discloses an example of such a portable toilet. This portable toilet has an outer shell that supports the toilet and toilet seat, a hollow insertion portion formed in the outer shell, a plurality of legs that are inserted into the insertion portion to support the outer shell, and an end of the leg that is formed separately from the legs. The foot is attached to the part. The leg is composed of a plurality of parts, and includes an upper column, a base column, a lock member, and an auxiliary leg. According to this portable toilet, the position of the toilet seat can be increased by sliding the upper column upward with respect to the base column and fixing the upper column and the base column to each other by the lock member. Moreover, the position of the toilet seat can be further increased by fitting the foot into the bottom of the base column.

JP 2010-240166 A

  According to the portable toilet, in order to adjust the height of the toilet seat, a leg composed of a plurality of parts is removed from the outer shell, and the length of the legs is adjusted by changing the combination of the parts, or the upper column and the base It is necessary to adjust the length of the leg by changing the relationship with the column, and then insert the leg into the insertion portion again. For this reason, there exists a possibility of making an operator feel troublesome.

  Also, since the center of gravity of the portable toilet increases as the height of the toilet seat increases, the posture of the portable toilet becomes unstable when the direction of the load applied to the toilet seat changes, such as when the user is seated on the toilet seat. It is easy to become. However, the portable toilet of Patent Document 1 does not particularly take into consideration the posture of such a portable toilet.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a portable toilet that requires less labor for adjusting the height of the toilet seat and is less likely to be unstable in posture.

[1] According to an independent form of the portable toilet, the portable toilet is inserted into an outer shell that supports a toilet bowl and a toilet seat, and a hollow insertion portion formed in the outer shell, and the length is inserted into the insertion portion. A plurality of legs that change the height of the toilet seat, and a leg that is integrated with an end of the leg and is thicker than the leg, and the shape of the bottom surface of the leg is an elliptical shape having a longitudinal direction, The plurality of legs includes a front leg provided on the front side in the front-rear direction of the portable toilet and a rear leg provided on the rear side of the front leg, and a plurality of recesses arranged in the height direction of the insertion portion, or , At least one projection is formed on the inner surface of the insertion portion and is fitted into the recess of the insertion portion, or a plurality of projections that are arranged in the height direction of the legs and the projection of the insertion portion is fitted A recess is formed on the outer surface of the leg. A fixed state in which the concave or convex portion of the inserting portion and the convex or concave portion of the leg are fitted to each other by rotating the leg inserted into the inserting portion with respect to the inserting portion; An adjustment state in which the concave and convex portions are not fitted is switched, the height of the leg can be adjusted in the adjustment state, and the direction of the foot in the fixed state is adjusted to a predetermined angle. The center of the bottom surface of the leg of the leg is eccentric with respect to the center line in the height direction of the leg, and the center of the bottom surface of the foot of the front leg is the center line in the height direction of the front leg The center of the bottom surface of the foot of the rear leg is eccentric forward with respect to the center line in the height direction of the rear leg, and the center of the bottom surface of the foot of the front leg and the rear leg The center of the bottom of the foot of the portable With state of being eccentric to the center side in the longitudinal direction of toilets, the foot even the direction of the load acting on the outer changes are hardly inclined.

[2] According to one mode dependent on the portable toilet, the insertion portion and the leg can form a plurality of the fixed states in which the relationship between the longitudinal direction of the portable toilet and the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface is different from each other. .

[3] According to one aspect dependent on the portable toilet, according to one of the plurality of fixed states, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface substantially coincides with the front-rear direction of the portable toilet.
[4] According to one aspect dependent on the portable toilet, according to one of the plurality of fixed states related to the front two of the plurality of legs, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface is As it goes forward, it inclines with respect to the front-rear direction of the portable toilet so as to go outward in the width direction of the portable toilet.

[5] According to one aspect dependent on the portable toilet, according to one of the plurality of fixed states relating to the rear two of the plurality of legs, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface is As it goes rearward, it inclines with respect to the front-rear direction of the portable toilet so as to go outward in the width direction of the portable toilet.

[6] According to one aspect dependent on the portable toilet, the portable toilet further includes a pin that is inserted into both the insertion portion and the leg and restricts rotation of the leg with respect to the insertion portion, A hole for inserting the pin is formed in the insertion portion and the leg so that a head of the pin inserted into the insertion portion and the leg is located in a space existing below the outer shell or the bottom surface of the toilet bowl. Is formed.

[7] According to one aspect dependent on the portable toilet, the portable toilet further includes a spacer attached to a bottom surface of the foot for holding the outer shell in a forward or backward tilt posture. .

  According to this portable toilet, the labor for adjusting the height of the toilet seat is small, and the posture is unlikely to become unstable.

The perspective view of the portable toilet of embodiment. The bottom view of the portable toilet of an embodiment. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-section of the outline along the D3-D3 line of FIG. (A) The side view of the front leg of embodiment. (B) Side view of the rear leg. The perspective view which looked at the front leg of the embodiment from the bottom side. The perspective view which looked at the insertion part and front leg of an embodiment from the bottom face side. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-sectional structure which follows the D7-D7 line | wire of FIG. The side view of the portable toilet of embodiment. The side view of the portable toilet of embodiment with which the spacer was attached. The side view of the portable toilet of embodiment. The bottom view of the portable toilet of an embodiment.

With reference to FIGS. 1-3, the structure of the portable toilet 1 is demonstrated.
As shown in FIG. 1, the portable toilet 1 includes a toilet 10, a leg 30, a caster 70, and a pin 80.

The toilet 10 includes a toilet bowl 11, a toilet lid 12, a backrest 13, an armrest 14, and an outer shell 20. The toilet bowl 11 is fitted in the outer shell 20.
The toilet lid 12 is attached to the upper surface and the rear end of the outer shell 20. A toilet seat (not shown) is attached between the toilet bowl 11 and the toilet lid 12. The toilet lid 12 is rotatably attached to the outer shell 20 so as to cover the hole formed in the upper surface of the toilet tub 11 and the hole formed in the upper surface of the toilet seat. The backrest 13 is attached to the upper surface and the rear end of the outer shell 20. The armrests 14 are attached to both ends in the width direction of the outer shell 20. That is, the outer shell 20 supports the toilet bowl 11 and the toilet seat.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the outer shell 20 has four insertion portions 21 that protrude downward on the lower surface of the outer shell 20. The outer periphery of the outer shell 20 has a rectangular shape, and the insertion portions 21 are formed at the four corners of the outer shell 20. The insertion part 21 has a hollow inside. A leg 30 is inserted into the insertion portion 21. Further, a mark 24 (see FIG. 6) indicating the type of the leg 30 attached to the insertion portion 21 is provided in the vicinity of the insertion portion 21. The outer shell 20 is made of, for example, a resin material.

  As shown in FIG. 3, three protrusions 22 extending in the circumferential direction are formed inside the inner surface 21 </ b> A of the insertion portion 21. The three protrusions 22 are arranged side by side in the circumferential direction every 120 degrees. That is, only one protrusion 22 is arranged in the height direction of the insertion portion 21. The right insertion portion 21 and the left insertion portion 21 are formed such that the three protrusions 22 are symmetrical to each other. The insertion portion 21 is formed with a hole 23 for inserting the pin 80 on the center 20C side of the outer shell 20.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the four legs 30 have two first legs 30A and two second legs 30B. The first spacer 91 and the second spacer 92 (see FIG. 9) can be attached to the leg 30. The first leg 30A is attached to the insertion portion 21 on the right side and the rear side and the insertion portion 21 on the left side and the front side. The second leg 30 </ b> B is attached to the right and front insertion portion 21 and the left and front insertion portion 21. The leg 30 changes the height of the toilet seat according to the length inserted into the insertion portion 21. The legs 30 are made of, for example, a resin material.

The structure of the leg 30 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 4, and 5.
As shown in FIG. 4, the leg 30 has a leg portion 40, a foot 50, and a sole 60.

  The leg portion 40 has a cylindrical shape. On the outer surface 40A of the leg portion 40, three protrusions 42 are formed in the circumferential direction. A vertical groove 41 is formed between adjacent protrusions 42. The size of the vertical groove 41 in the circumferential direction is larger than the size of the convex 22 in the circumferential direction.

  The three protrusions 42 are formed every 120 degrees. The protrusion 42 has a plurality of recesses 43 arranged in the longitudinal direction of the legs 30. The recess 43 extends in the circumferential direction of the leg 30. The recess 43 has one end 43A in the circumferential direction closed and the other end 43B open.

  As shown in FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B, the relationship between the end 43A and the end 43B is opposite between the first leg 30A and the second leg 30B. The leg portion 40 has a mark 44 that indicates which of the first leg 30A and the second leg 30B.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the foot 50 is formed integrally with the leg portion 40 at the end of the leg portion 40. The leg 50 has a longitudinal direction, and has a shape that is the same as or similar to an elliptical shape in plan view. The foot 50 has a pair of short sides 51 and long sides 52. The foot 50 is thicker than the leg portion 40. The bottom surface of the foot 50 is open. The center line 40C in the height direction of the leg portion 40 and the center 50C of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 are deviated. That is, the center 50C is eccentric with respect to the center line 40C.

  An attachment structure 54 for attaching the sole 60 is formed below the foot 50. A groove 55 is formed on the outer periphery of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50. An insertion port 56 for attaching the caster 70 is formed at the end portion on the one short side 51 side of the foot 50.

  The sole 60 has the same or similar shape as the elliptical shape corresponding to the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50. The sole 60 is made of, for example, a rubber material. The sole 60 has a mounting structure 62 above the upper surface 61, and a convex portion 63 on the outer periphery above the upper surface 61. The attachment structure 62 is fitted into the attachment structure 54. The convex portion 63 is fitted into the groove 55. As shown in FIG. 2, the back surface 64 of the sole 60 is provided with a mark 65 indicating that the sole 60 indicates either the front sole 60A or the rear sole 60B.

The attachment operation of the leg 30 and the insertion part 21 is demonstrated with reference to FIG. 6 and FIG.
Three protrusions 22 and 43 are formed in the circumferential direction. For this reason, the insertion part 21 and the leg 30 are fixed at three positions where the relationship between the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1 and the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is different from each other according to the relationship between the protrusion 22 and the recess 43 to be fitted. A state can be formed.

  The operator inserts the tip of one leg 30 into the insertion portion 21 in the vicinity of the mark 24 that coincides with the mark 44 of the leg 30 and on the front or rear side indicated by the mark 65. At this time, the circumferential position of the vertical groove 41 is set so that the orientation of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 is in a desired fixed state.

For example, as shown in FIG. 2, when the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is substantially matched with the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1, each leg 30 and the insertion portion 21 are set as follows.
30 A of 1st legs form the state rotated about 60 degree | times clockwise rather than the state which made the longitudinal direction of the bottom face 53 substantially correspond with the front-back direction of the portable toilet 1. FIG. Thereby, the convex 22 is fitted in the vertical groove 41 adjacent to the concave 43 into which the convex 22 is inserted clockwise.

  The second leg 30B forms a state in which the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is rotated approximately 60 degrees counterclockwise as compared with a state in which the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is substantially coincident with the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1. Thereby, the convex 22 is fitted into the vertical groove 41 adjacent to the concave 43 where the convex 22 is to be inserted counterclockwise.

  The operator pushes the leg 30 into the insertion portion 21 in a state where the circumferential position of the vertical groove 41 of the leg 30 is aligned with the circumferential position of the projection 22 (adjustment state). The operator rotates the leg 30 with respect to the insertion part 21 when the leg 30 is pushed into the insertion part 21 to a desired length with reference to a scale or the like written on the outer periphery of the leg 30. In the leg 30, when the convex 22 is rotated toward the end 43 </ b> B of the concave 43, the convex 22 fits into the concave 43. The operator further rotates the leg 30 to switch to a state (fixed state) where the convex 22 contacts the end 43 </ b> A of the concave 43. The operator holds the head 81 of the pin 80 and inserts the tip 82 of the pin 80 into the hole 23 of the insertion portion 21. The operator fits the tip 82 of the pin 80 into the vertical groove 41. The operator performs the same mounting operation for all the legs 30.

  By the above mounting operation, the convex 22 is fitted into one of the concaves 43 arranged in the height direction. One end of the projection 22 is abutted against the end face of the end portion 43A where the groove is closed. The pin 80 is inserted into the hole 23. The head 81 of the pin 80 is exposed from the outer shell 20 and is located in a space located below the outer shell 20. The tip 82 of the pin 80 is abutted against the end face 41 </ b> A of the vertical groove 41. That is, the rotation of the leg 30 is restricted by the protrusion 22 and the tip 82 of the pin 80. FIG. 8 shows a state in which the protrusion 22 is fitted in the lowermost recess 43. At this time, the height of the toilet seat of the portable toilet 1 is the lowest.

The first spacer 91 and the second spacer 92 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 9A, the size and shape of the first spacer 91 in plan view substantially coincides with the sole 60. The upper surface 91A of the first spacer 91 is inclined upward from below as it goes from one side to the other side in the longitudinal direction in plan view. The upper surface 91 </ b> A is provided with an attachment structure 91 </ b> B that is fitted into the attachment structure 54. A structure similar to the attachment structure 54 and the groove 55 shown in FIG. 5 is formed on the lower surface of the first spacer 91. For this reason, the first spacer 91 can be attached to the lower surface of the leg 30. Further, the sole 60 can be attached to the lower surface of the first spacer 91.

  As shown in FIG. 9B, the size and shape of the second spacer 92 in plan view substantially coincides with the sole 60. The upper surface 92A of the second spacer 92 is inclined upward from below as it goes from one side to the other side in the longitudinal direction in plan view. The upper surface 92 </ b> A is provided with an attachment structure 92 </ b> B that is fitted into the attachment structure 54. A structure similar to the attachment structure 54 and the groove 55 shown in FIG. 5 is formed on the lower surface of the second spacer 92. For this reason, the second spacer 92 can be attached to the lower surface of the leg 30. Further, the sole 60 can be attached to the lower surface of the second spacer 92.

  The inclination angle of the upper surface 92A of the second spacer 92 is equal to the inclination angle of the upper surface 91A of the first spacer 91. In addition, the thickness of the second spacer 92 is larger than the thickness of the first spacer 91.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the first spacer 91 and the second spacer 92 can be attached between the leg 30 and the sole 60. When the first spacer 91 is attached between the leg 30 and the front sole 60A, and the second spacer 92 is attached between the leg 30 and the rear sole 60B, the portable toilet 1 is held in a forward leaning position. . In addition, when the second spacer 92 is attached between the leg 30 and the front sole 60A, and the first spacer 91 is attached between the leg 30 and the rear sole 60B, the portable toilet 1 is held in a tilted posture. Is done.

With reference to FIG. 11, the case where it is in the fixed state different from FIG. 2 will be described.
In the fixed state of FIG. 11, the front two of the legs 30 are arranged so that the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is directed outward in the width direction of the portable toilet 1 as it goes to the front of the portable toilet 1. Inclined with respect to the front-rear direction.

  The two rear legs of the legs 30 are inclined with respect to the front-rear direction of the portable toilet so that the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 is directed outward in the width direction of the portable toilet 1 toward the rear of the portable toilet 1. .

The portable toilet 1 has the following effects.
(1) The portable toilet disclosed in the prior art (conventional) has a leg portion and a foot that are separate parts, and the height of the toilet seat is obtained by assembling or removing the foot from the leg portion. To change. For this reason, there exists a possibility of making an operator feel troublesome.

  The portable toilet 1 can change the height of the toilet seat according to the length of the leg 30 with which the foot 50 inserted into the insertion portion 21 is integrated. For this reason, compared with the structure disclosed in the prior art (conventional), the operator is less likely to feel bothersome.

  Moreover, since the center of gravity of the portable toilet 1 increases as the height of the toilet seat increases, the posture of the portable toilet 1 changes when the direction of the load applied to the toilet seat changes, such as when the user sits on the toilet seat. Prone to instability. The bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 of the portable toilet 1 is thicker than the leg portion 40 and has a longitudinal direction. For this reason, since it can match with the load concerning portable toilet 1, the posture of portable toilet 1 does not become unstable easily. Therefore, the portable toilet 1 is less troublesome for adjusting the height of the toilet seat and is less likely to be unstable in posture.

  Further, since the foot 50 is integrated with the leg portion 40, there is no clearance between the foot 50 and the leg portion 40. For this reason, compared with the structure from which a leg | foot and a leg part are comprised by another component, the leg 30 is stabilized.

Moreover, the load which can respond can be enlarged compared with the structure which the bottom face 53 of the leg | foot 50 does not have a longitudinal direction, ie, compared with the structure which the leg | foot 50 has a substantially perfect circle shape.
(2) The portable toilet 1 fixes the height position of the toilet seat by fitting the convex 22 and the concave 43. For this reason, compared with the structure which fixes the height position of a toilet seat with the screw etc. which tighten the outer periphery of the leg part 40 through the hole 23, for example, the leg 30 and the insertion part 21 can be fixed firmly.

  (3) The shape of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 is the same as or similar to the elliptical shape. That is, since the bottom surface 53 does not have a corner, it is difficult to feel pain when the user's foot hits. In addition, since the curvature of the short side 51 can be reduced as compared with the egg shape, it is difficult to feel pain when the user's foot hits.

  (4) The center of the center 50C of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 of the portable toilet 1 is eccentric with respect to the center line 40C of the leg portion 40 in the height direction. For this reason, by positioning the center 50C closer to the center 20C of the outline 20 of the center line 40C, the amount of the foot 50 protruding outward from the outline 20 can be reduced. For this reason, the installation area of the portable toilet 1 can be made small.

  Further, as compared with the case where the center 50C and the center line 40C coincide with each other, the leg 50 is less likely to be tilted by the force from the leg portion 40 when a tilting force is applied to the leg portion 40. For this reason, the attitude of the portable toilet 1 can be stabilized.

(5) The portable toilet 1 is switched between a fixed state and an adjusted state by rotating the legs 30. For this reason, the height of the toilet seat can be easily adjusted.
(6) The portable toilet 1 can form a fixed state at a plurality of positions. For this reason, the direction of the foot 50 can be changed according to the installation location, purpose, and the like.

  (7) In the portable toilet 1, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 can substantially coincide with the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1. For this reason, the size in the width direction of the portable toilet 1 can be made compact.

  (8) The portable toilet 1 can be tilted with respect to the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1 so that the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 of the front leg 30 is directed forward and outward in the width direction of the portable toilet 1. . For this reason, the posture of the portable toilet 1 is stabilized even when a force in the front-rear direction and the width direction is applied to the portable toilet 1 in the front portion of the portable toilet 1.

  (9) The portable toilet 1 may be tilted with respect to the front-rear direction of the portable toilet 1 so that the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface 53 of the rear leg 30 is directed rearward in the width direction of the portable toilet 1. it can. For this reason, the posture of the portable toilet 1 is stabilized even when a force in the front-rear direction and the width direction is applied to the portable toilet 1 in the rear portion of the portable toilet 1.

  (10) In the portable toilet 1, the hole 23 and the vertical groove 41 are formed so that the head 81 of the pin 80 is positioned below the outer shell 20. For this reason, the pin 80 can be inserted from below the outer shell 20. For this reason, the pin 80 can be easily inserted. In addition, since the head 81 of the pin 80 is located below the outer shell 20, the user is prevented from hitting the pin 80.

  (11) The portable toilet 1 can be held in the forward leaning posture or the backward leaning posture by attaching the spacers 91 and 92. For this reason, it can change to the forward leaning posture and the backward leaning posture according to the user's preference.

(Other embodiments)
The specific form that this portable toilet can take is not limited to the form illustrated in the above embodiment. The portable toilet can take various forms different from the above-described embodiment as long as the object of the present invention is achieved. The modifications of the embodiment described below are examples of various forms that the portable toilet can take.

  -The bottom face 53 of embodiment can also be made into the ellipse shape which has a longitudinal direction, or a rectangular shape. It can also be egg-shaped. In short, the bottom surface 53 can be changed to any shape as long as the shape has a longitudinal direction.

The center 50C of the foot 50 in the embodiment can be made to coincide with the center line 40C.
-Only one convex 22 and concave 43 may be provided in the circumferential direction. In this case, the convex 22 and the concave 43 are formed at positions corresponding to the orientation of the bottom surface 53 of the foot 50 when the portable toilet 1 is installed.

-The convex 22 and the concave 43 of embodiment can also be made into 2 or 4 or more.
The convex 22 of the embodiment can be concave and the concave 43 can be convex.
A plurality of protrusions 22 arranged in the height direction can be formed on the inner surface 21A of the embodiment. In this case, the concave 43 can be made one in the height direction.

  -Spacer 91,92 of an embodiment can also be fixed to leg 50 using a screw. In this case, the screw holes formed in the spacers 91 and 92 and the foot 50 correspond to the attachment structure 62.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Portable toilet, 11 ... Toilet, 20 ... Outer shell, 21 ... Insertion part, 21A ... Inner surface, 22 ... Convex, 23 ... Hole, 30 ... Leg, 40 ... Leg part, 40C ... Center line, 40A ... Outer surface, 43 Recess, 50 ... foot, 50C ... center, 53 ... bottom surface, 80 ... pin, 81 ... head, 91 ... first spacer, 92 ... second spacer.

Claims (7)

An outer shell that supports the toilet and toilet seat;
A plurality of legs that are inserted into a hollow insertion portion formed in the outer shell and change the height of the toilet seat according to the length inserted into the insertion portion ;
A leg that is integral with the end of the leg, thicker than the leg ;
With
The shape of the bottom surface of the foot is an elliptical shape having a longitudinal direction,
Wherein the plurality of legs includes legs before provided on the front side in the longitudinal direction of PAUSE Portable toilets, and a rear leg provided on the rear side than the front leg,
A plurality of recesses arranged in the height direction of the insertion part, or at least one projection is formed on the inner surface of the insertion part,
At least one projection fitted into the recess of the insertion portion, or a plurality of recesses arranged in the height direction of the leg and fitted with the projection of the insertion portion is formed on the outer surface of the leg,
The leg inserted into the insertion part rotates with respect to the insertion part, so that the concave or convex of the insertion part and the convex or concave of the leg are fitted together, and the concave And the adjustment state in which the convexes are not fitted together are switched,
In the adjustment state, the height of the leg can be adjusted,
It is possible to adjust the direction of the foot in the fixed state to a predetermined angle,
The center of the bottom surface of the leg of the leg is eccentric with respect to the center line in the height direction of the leg,
The center of the bottom surface of the foot of the front leg is eccentric rearward with respect to the center line in the height direction of the front leg,
The center of the bottom surface of the foot of the rear leg is eccentric forward with respect to the center line in the height direction of the rear leg,
By setting the center of the bottom surface of the foot of the front leg and the center of the bottom surface of the foot of the rear leg to be eccentric to the center side in the front-rear direction of the portable toilet, the direction of the load acting on the outer shell changes. portable toilets and even if the foot is equal to or inclined difficulty Kunar. The insertion portion and the leg may form a plurality of the fixed states in which the relationship between the longitudinal direction of the portable toilet and the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface is different from each other.
The portable toilet according to claim 1 . According to one of the plurality of fixed states, a longitudinal direction of the bottom surface substantially coincides with a front-rear direction of the portable toilet.
The portable toilet according to claim 2 . According to one of the plurality of fixed states related to the front two of the plurality of legs, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface goes outward in the width direction of the portable toilet as it goes to the front of the portable toilet. Inclined with respect to the longitudinal direction of the portable toilet
The portable toilet according to claim 2 . According to one of the plurality of fixed states relating to the rear two of the plurality of legs, the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface goes outward in the width direction of the portable toilet as it goes to the rear of the portable toilet. Inclined with respect to the longitudinal direction of the portable toilet
The portable toilet according to claim 2 or 4 . The portable toilet further includes a pin that is inserted into both the insertion portion and the leg to restrict rotation of the leg with respect to the insertion portion,
A hole for inserting the pin is provided in the insertion portion and the leg so that a head of the pin inserted into the insertion portion and the leg is located in a space existing below the outer shell or the bottom surface of the toilet bowl. Formed in
The portable toilet as described in any one of Claims 1-5 . The portable toilet further includes a spacer attached to the bottom surface of the foot to hold the outer shell in a forward or backward tilt posture.
The portable toilet as described in any one of Claims 1-6 .