Baths – closets – sinks – and spittoons – Drain – overflow or trap for a sink or bath – Drain valve
Patent
1999-06-21
2000-10-31
Eloshway, Charles R.
Baths, closets, sinks, and spittoons
Drain, overflow or trap for a sink or bath
Drain valve
4692, E03C 123
Patent
active
061382973
ABSTRACT:
A removable pop-up ball valve 34 situated beneath the strainer area 22 of a sink 12 above the wastewater discharge pipe 32. The pop-up valve 34 has a remote control rod 30 whereby the valve 34 is opened and closed. The pop-up valve ball valve 34 which is actuated by a stem 54 which moves from an engaging to a non-engaging position by way of a pivot rod 46 pivotally operated and connected to a pivot ball 48 connected through a clevis 40, 44 in the standard manner to the remotely positioned control handle.
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Harris Dawn
Harris Robert J
Eloshway Charles R.
Kroll Michael I.
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