JPH01209022A - Shower fixable to bucket - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To cause the handleability of a shower to be good by fitting a maintaining part, in which the handle part of the shower is completely housed, to a bucket, and fixing the shower. CONSTITUTION:A maintaining part 3, in which a handle part 5 of a shower 1 is completely housed, is fitted to a bucket 2, and the shower 1 is fixed. For the direction of the shower, by directing it towards an internal side by a double angle or above to the rising angle of the bucket on a surface vertical to a fixed shaft, a fall can be prevented. The weight and form of the bucket are considered in order not to fluctuate the bucket by the weight of the shower and the spout of hot water from the shower. Further, the form of the handle is hot deformed so as to make a groove corresponding to the bucket, and it is made into one which can be firmly grasped. As a result, the handleability of the shower can be made good.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] First of all, showering is not an ancient Japanese thing; for example, in Europe and the United States, people take a shower while standing upright or in the bath, whereas in Japan, showering is widespread. Despite this, I often sit down to wash my hair and face.

In a traditional shower, especially when washing your hair or face,
The tip of the shower was not stable in the tub, and the shower often protruded from the tub, causing hot water to gush out in all directions.

In order to eliminate this drawback, the present invention fixes the shower as a set with the tub, since there is no unified standard for shower tubs, so that, for example, if you are only using the shower in the hot summer, you can freely wash your hair and face. However, in order to avoid discomfort during showering, the following four conditions should be considered.

(b) The shower can be oriented inward by at least double the angle of the rising angle of the tub in a plane perpendicular to the fixed axis to prevent it from tipping over. However, if the following items (b) and (c) are completed sufficiently, it seems possible to use a conventional shower.

(b) Consider the weight and shape of the tub so that it does not sway due to the weight of the shower and the spout of hot water from the shower. (c) The shape of the handle should not be deformed due to grooves and should be able to be gripped firmly. .

(d) For hygienic reasons, a cleaning tool with a brush that fits the grooves can be attached for cleaning the tub, shower grooves, depressions, and shower head, or when the tub is not in use.

1. Shower 2. Fixed bucket 3. Pressing plate or protrusion (
Figure 2 is a perspective view of a grooved shower fixed to a tub.

1. Shower 2. Pail 3. Groove 44 ridges (on the right is a partial cross-sectional view of the ridges of the bucket) 5. Handle Figure 3 is a perspective view of the grooved shower seen from the fixing groove side.

■、Shower 2. Cleaning tools 3. The groove surface 4 is a cross-sectional view showing its usage condition, and if the shower nozzle is turned inward by more than double the angle of the rising angle of the tub, it becomes difficult to fall over.

Claims (5)

[Claims] (1) Attach a maintenance part to the tub so that the shower handle fits completely into the tub so that it can be fixed to the shower. (Essential requirements) (2) Make a recess in the tub that fits the shower handle, and use a holding plate to secure it to the shower. (
(Implementation section of Section 1) (3) Add a unique ridge to the tub, and add a groove to the shower handle that corresponds to the tub so that it can be fixed to the shower. (Implementation section of Section 1) (4) The shower head should be inside the tub or facing into the tub. (Essential requirements) (5) In order to avoid damage, both the tub and the shower should be made of superhard and durable material. (Essential Requirements) (6) Cleaning tools can be attached to prevent hygiene. (Embodiment section)