Zenith Products Corporation

Speakman Company

Zentih Products Corp.

Zenith Producrs Corp.

Jeffrey Brian Harwanko

Kaveh Didehvar

Kevin Didehvar

Charles J Novak

David L Walker

Paul H Winter

Michael P Clucas

Kristin Rebman

Alexandru Neagoe

Matt Charnik

Clarence P Donovan

Matt Chamik

An integrated columnar structure is connected to hot and cold water supplies. On the structure is separately mounted on eyewash and faucet. In an alternative embodiment a water bubbler can be substituted for the eyewash. Water passageways within the columnar structure separately supply the appropriate temperature water to the faucet and eyewash/bubbler. Valving mounted on the columnar structure, preferably with an angle oriented at an acute angle to the axis of the column, controls the temperature of water supplied to the faucet. Cold, or slightly tempered, water is supplied to the eyewash.

Integral eyewash and faucet

A showerhead having structural features providing a vibrant spray pattern includes a faceplate, a turbine, and a water distributor, among other elements. The spray pattern is facilitated by the interaction of slots in the turbine, which overly troughs formed in the faceplate. The slots in the turbine meter the flow of water into the troughs. The rotation of the turbine is facilitated by a water distributor having sloped channels which direct inlet water against vanes in the turbine. A unique distribution and orientation of spray apertures and ramp configurations in the faceplate contribute to produce a vibrant spray pattern and a unique showering experience.

Showerhead having structural features that produce a vibrant spray pattern

Eye and face wash system

Showerhead

Pair of shower curtain rods

Shower rod and end caps

Pair of shower rod end caps

Shower rod with end caps

A shower curtain support system includes a first rod having a first arcuate portion and a first end portion and a second rod having a second arcuate portion and a second end portion. The second arcuate portion is telescopically mounted within the first arcuate portion. A first end support is removably and pivotably mounted to the first end portion and a second end support is removably and pivotably mounted to the second end portion.

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Wilmington, DE, United States of America

Jeffrey Brian Harwanko