Kohler Company

Sterling Plumbing Group, Inc.

Bruce M Sauter

Raymond A Dickson, Jr

Herbert V Kohler, Jr

Kevin G Short

Mary J Reid

Alan D Bengtson

Robert C Giese

Iain M Smith

Todd D Dannenberg

Raul M Paredes

Dana F Buccicone

James G Bruni

Michael T Seum

Jeffrey F Tempas

Frank Thomas Poggio

Robert B Sandman

Frank T Poggio

Robert Byron Freville

Stanley M Grycan

Jackie J Wolverton

Peter P Beltemacchi

A top mountable faucet for mounting on a sink or countertop having a wall with an opening, a supporting surface at one side, and a clamping surface at an opposite side. The faucet includes a base adapted to be positioned on the supporting surface. A body extends from the base, and includes a lip spaced from said base. An escutcheon surrounds the body and is interposed between the base and the lip. A clip is interposed between the escutcheon and lip to lock the escutcheon over said base.

Top mounting faucet assembly

A lightweight, low cost shower door assembly for enclosing a tub or shower enclosure having sides and a base. It includes an upper support member adapted to be positioned against opposing sides of the enclosure and a lower support member adapted to be positioned against the base of the enclosure. A door in the assembly includes a flexible rod connecting first and second frame members. The first frame member is connected to the upper and lower support members and positioned for movement about a vertical axis. The flexible rod is bowed to apply an upward force on the second frame member in order to maintain it in releasable connection with the upper support member. In use, a section of replaceable fabric or vinyl extends across the frame members in order to provide a water barrier for the door.

Shower door assembly

Lavatory

A top mounted valve assembly having a block member with a hinged arm which is fitted through from the top of a supporting surface and actuated by a threaded actuating member. As the actuating member is turned in one direction, the hinged arm engages the underside of the supporting surface. To disengage the faucet, the actuating member is turned in the opposite direction which permits removal. Both single and dual handle faucets can be top mounted by the mounting assembly disclosed herein. An aesthetically appearing faucet results wherein the actuating mechanism is hidden.

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Schaumburg, IL, United States of America

Bruce M Sauter