Alsons Corporation

Masco Corporation of Indiana

Delta Faucet Company

Michael A Miller

Julian C Giggs

Dominic J Daunter

Man Ki Yoo

Daniel S Genord

Victor Hoernig

Noah Dingler

Kristen Swope

Charles A Patterson

Geraint Godfellow Krumpe

Curtis J Bailey

James Wu

Alex Wu

Mercedita Andrew

Emilie Williams Romero

Dennis J Wrobleski

Martin Jennings Kimbell

ShengJun Du

Julian Giggs

David Lee

Dan Genord

John Edward Petrovic

Chia-Ying Lee

Peter Dabrowski

Casey S Weaver

Robert Zhou

ShengChao Dai

Lizhong Liao

James Thomas Young

Joseph S Agati

Dominic Dauntes

ZhaoYi Zhuo

Cewen Yang

Edgar Alexander Zarins

Erik Joseph Moses

George Joseph Guffey

Lei Wang

Jessina R Corbett

Shengjun Du

Julian A Giggs

The present disclosure is directed to a shower assembly in which a handheld shower is removably coupled to a showerhead, where the showerhead has a holder configured to retain the handheld shower. The handheld shower can be inserted into the holder in different ways, while the handheld shower can be removed by first pivoting the handheld shower within the recess followed by extraction from the recess.

Combined multi-purpose handheld shower and showerhead

An example shower assembly includes a base having a base front face defining a recess and a moveable shower having a head portion and a handle extending from the head portion along a vertical axis. The head portion has a head front face with a first plurality of spray apertures and a rear portion receivable within the recess such that the head front face protrudes outwardly of the base front face. At least one magnet is associated with at least one of the base and the moveable shower and a member is associated with the other of the base and the moveable shower, and wherein the at least one magnet attracts the member to hold the moveable shower relative to the base. A grip is associated with the base, wherein the grip receives a portion of the handle.

Handheld shower docking arrangement

An example shower assembly includes a base, a moveable shower head, at least one magnet, and a member attractable to the magnet. The magnet attracts the member to hold the moveable shower head relative to the base. A slot associated with the base receives a portion of the handle to provide further support.

Shower system

An example shower assembly includes a base, a moveable spray head, a magnet, and a member attractable to the magnet. The magnet attracts the member to hold the moveable spray head relative to the base.

A shower device includes spray outlets and valves configured to control flow of a fluid to the spray outlets. At least one of the valves is configured to control, independently of other valves, flow of the fluid to at least one of the spray outlets.

Shower device with independently operating valves

A shower head includes a push-button operated rotatable valve having a plurality of positions including; a first position in which the shower head allows water to flow to a first function, a second position radially offset from the first position in which the shower head allows water to flow to a second function, a third position radially offset from the first position and the second position and to the first position, in which the shower head allows water to flow trickle through the shower head.

Push button mechanism for showerhead control

Handheld shower

A diverter valve assembly which eliminates rotational motion for actuation.

Diverter valve with handle

A shower head has a nozzle, a shell, a water inlet, and an assembly for holding the nozzle. The assembly has an upper plate made of a first plastic material and has a first opening having a first diameter through which the nozzle extends, a lower plate made of a second plastic material and has a second opening through which the nozzle extends, and an elastomeric middle plate has a third opening having a third diameter that is smaller than the first or second diameter through which the nozzle extends and is in contact therewith. The first material and the second material are ultrasonically welded together to trap the middle plate therebetween and the first opening, the second opening and the third opening are roughly coaxial with each other.

Showerhead assembly

Showerhead

Handheld showerhead

The present invention is an adjustable shower saddle that connects a water supply to a shower. The saddle has: an anchor for attaching to the water supply, the anchor having an inner contour for attaching to the water supply and an outer contour that corresponds to a multi-dimensional range of motion that may be taken by the saddle, and a conduit for conducting fluid; a bracket that has an outlet, a second conduit attaching to the outlet and, an interior surface conforming to the shape of the outer contour of the anchor; and, a lock member having a third conduit for conducting fluid from the first conduit to the second conduit, wherein the lock member attaches the bracket to the anchor.

Shower saddle

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Portage, MI, United States of America

Michael A Miller