Moen Incorporated

William R Markowitz

Daniel C Buchner

Todd C Loschelder

Erwin F Mikol

Timothy J O'Brien

Allen L Talley

John H Daniel, Iii

John H Daniel

Yaakov Korb

Kevin W Rosenbaum

Julius E Nachod, Iii

Eric M Weber

Tracy H Lang

Alfred Schiazza

Kevin R Carr

John C Corry

Michael J Kennedy

Tood C Loschelder

Allen J Talley

A faucet spout fixture provides for spout mounting and removal from above a supporting surface such as a sink deck, without disconnection of the water supply conduits beneath the sink deck. The fixture includes a faucet spout which has a water passage and a water discharge in communication with the passage. There is a water inlet in the spout which communicates with the passage. A water supply assembly is located beneath the supporting surface and there is a spout waterway adjustably connected to the water supply assembly, which spout waterway extends into the spout water inlet. There is a clamp member adjustably mounted on the spout waterway to be positioned against and on top of the supporting surface sink deck. A spout fastener extends through an opening in the clamp member and is held in position therein by a portion of the spout waterway. The spout fastener adjustably cooperates with a threaded bore on the spout to removably fasten the spout against and on top of the supporting surface.

Modular lavatory faucet spout mounting

A handle for a shower valve has a fixed portion having a first bearing surface and a movable portion having a second bearing surface. A spring biases the first and second surfaces into engagement. The fixed portion includes a chassis that is threadedly attached to a valve body. The chassis mounts an interchangeable lower shell that has a decorative finish or shape. Rotation of the lower shell causes rotation of the chassis for installation or removal of the handle on the valve body.

Flow and temperature control valve handles

Faucet

Faucet handle lever

Growing community of inventors

Cleveland, OH, United States of America

William R Markowitz