Kohler Company

Matthew T Harrison

Margaret C Mazz

Paul B Georgeson

Gregory De Swarte

Robert J Guthrie

Andrew Klinger

Drew Johnson

Brian C Wick

Brad Raymond Hadfield

Andrew D Klinger

Shower component

Shower device

Shower system

Multi-tool

Showerhead

Handshower

An inline shower device includes a housing, a hydraulic chamber, a first actuator, and a fluid-driven piston. The housing includes an outlet port. The hydraulic chamber is disposed within the housing. The first actuator is configured to connect a capsule to the housing and to fluidly connect the capsule to the hydraulic chamber. The fluid-driven piston is disposed within the hydraulic chamber and is configured to dispense a fluid from the capsule into the outlet port.

Inline shower device

A faucet that includes a base; a riser having a first end, which couples to the base, and a distal second end; a first pivot member extending between first and second ends, wherein the first pivot member operatively couples to the second end of the riser at a first pivot axis located between the first and second ends of the first pivot member; a spout fluidly connected to the base through the riser and the first pivot member, the spout comprising an inlet end, which couples to the second end of the first pivot member such that the spout is rotatable relative to the riser through the first pivot member; and a biasing member operatively coupled to the first end of the first pivot member such that the biasing member creates a force, which biases and/or dampens relative rotation between the spout and the riser about the first pivot axis.

Force assisted articulating faucet

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Sheboygan, WI, United States of America

Matthew T Harrison