Kohler Company

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Robert C Giese

Thomas A Bonnell

Mary J Reid

Todd D Dannenberg

Bruce M Sauter

Carter J Thomas

David R Funk

Herbert V Kohler, Jr

Alan D Bengtson

Iain M Smith

Clayton C Garrels

Peter William Swart

John M Bloemer

Michael J Kurth

Weerasak N Taingtae

Roque Corpuz

Edwin R Potter, Jr

Thomas W Clarke

Scott R Lowry

Rafael A Rexach

Daniel N Halloran

Howard M Montgomery

David J O'Connell

Keith L Poulson

Santosh R Narasimhan

Ronald A Bauer

Martin A Pieramico

Ken Lefeber

Michael G Cook

Todd S Schaetz

Glen D Rauwerdink

Jason S Lind

Glen Rauwerdink

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This disclosure relates to a vibroacoustic water system. The water system includes a reservoir configured to contain water and comprising a wall. The water system further includes four transducers mounted against the wall of the reservoir. The four transducers are configured to receive an input signal and to generate vibrations within water contained in the reservoir by vibrating the wall of the reservoir. The four transducers are mounted in a configuration such that, when the wall is partitioned into four sections, only a single transducer is mounted against each section of the wall and no other transducers are mounted against the wall.

Systems and methods for controlling transducers to provide a vibracoustic experience

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Disclosed herein is a bath tub having a deep basin without an internal overflow. Instead, an overflow trough encircles the basin and collects water falling over a rim of the basin. A pump directs water within the overflow trough through a conduit back into the basin, so as to continuously maintain water flowing over the rim of the basin. Micro-effervescence and a chromatherapy system can also be provided with such a tub.

Overflowing soaker bath tub

A spout which can effect a waterfall in the form of a sheet of water in conjunction with the recirculation of bathing water is described. An accumulator with a baffle structure receives the recirculating bathing water to place it in a quiescent state before passage from the spout. In a preferred embodiment, there is a whirlpool basin which receives bathing water from the spout as well as body spray nozzles which also receive recirculating water from the basin.

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Sheboygan, WI, United States of America

Robert C Giese