InventHelp Inventor Develops Modified Plumbing Manifold
InventHelp has introduced a new plumbing manifold designed to expedite water connection installations for faucets with an 8-inch spread and mop sinks. The invention aims to increase efficiency by eliminating traditional pipe soldering.
InventHelp has unveiled a new type of plumbing manifold intended to improve the efficiency and speed of water supply installations. The invention, dubbed the "ULTIMATE MANIFOLD," aims to simplify connections for 8-inch spread faucets and mop sinks.
The manifold is designed to be installed inline with hot and cold water supply lines during the rough-in phase of construction. It features valve fittings compatible with PEX piping, allowing for quick attachment without the need for plumbers to sweat pipes and fittings to the manifold.
According to the inventor, the design is intended to increase installation efficiency and is practical and easy to use. It is presented as suitable for professional plumbers, handymen, maintenance personnel, and DIY enthusiasts.
A prototype model and technical drawings are available upon request. InventHelp is seeking manufacturers or marketers for licensing or sale of the "ULTIMATE MANIFOLD."