Invisible magnetic waterproof structure at bottom of shower door

Abstract

The utility model designs an invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of a shower door, which comprises a glass door and a ground, and is characterized in that a glass door lower end aluminum material is arranged at the bottom edge of the glass door, a ground water retaining aluminum material is arranged on the ground corresponding to the closing position of the glass door, and a groove for embedding the lower end of the glass door is axially formed in the upper part of the glass door lower end aluminum material. A groove penetrating in the axial direction is formed in the middle of the ground water retaining aluminum material, a groove with an opening in the bottom face is formed in the bottom of the ground water retaining aluminum material, the groove in the upper portion is connected with the lower end of the glass door, a first hidden magnetic strip is placed in the groove in the middle, a telescopic magnetic strip is placed in the opening groove in the bottom of the ground water retaining aluminum material, a cavity is formed in the ground water retaining aluminum material in the axial direction, and a second hidden magnetic strip is placed in the cavity. The utility model has the advantages that when the door is closed, the magnetic strip under the door and the magnetic strip on the ground attract each other, so that the magnetic strip under the door is attracted out to attract the aluminum material on the ground, and the effects of no gap under the door and no water leakage during bathing are achieved. And when the door is opened, the magnet below the door is separated from the aluminum material on the ground through magnetic attraction.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to a structure installed at the bottom of a shower door, which uses linear positive and negative magnetic strips to be embedded in an aluminum or other metal tube cavity, so that when the door is closed, there is no gap at the bottom of the shower room after mutual attraction, thus achieving the function of waterproofing. Background Art

[0002] The bottom of the common shower door uses a plastic waterproof strip and a metal strip on the ground, which shield each other when the shower door is closed, so as to achieve a waterproof effect on the bottom of the door when the shower room is in use. However, in actual use, there is a certain gap between the two materials under the door, and water droplets will splash out from the gap when taking a shower, and even the waterproof effect is poor due to poor shielding, which is not satisfactory. At the same time, due to the aging, yellowing and blackening of the waterproof strip and the brittleness of the material, the waterproof effect is greatly reduced. Therefore, it is urgent to improve the bottom sealing structure of the shower door in the prior art. Summary of the invention

[0003] The utility model aims at the above-mentioned problems existing in the prior art that the bottom of the shower room door adopts plastic waterproof strips and metal strips on the ground for waterproofing, and provides an invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door. The utility model designs an invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door, including a glass door and a ground water-blocking aluminum material, characterized in that a glass door lower end aluminum material is arranged at the bottom edge of the glass door, and a ground water-blocking aluminum material is arranged on the ground corresponding to the closed position of the glass door, the upper part of the glass door lower end aluminum material is axially provided with a groove for fitting the lower end of the glass door, a groove penetrating along the axial direction is arranged in the middle part, and a bottom surface opening groove is arranged at the bottom, the upper groove is connected to the lower end of the glass door, a first hidden magnetic strip is placed in the middle groove, and a telescopic magnetic strip is placed in the bottom opening groove, the inner part of the ground water-blocking aluminum material is axially a cavity, and a second hidden magnetic strip is placed in the cavity. The upper end surface of the telescopic magnetic strip is provided with an extension angle, the length between the two extension angles is greater than the opening length of the opening groove at the bottom, and the width of the lower middle part of the telescopic magnetic strip is less than the opening length of the opening groove at the bottom. A groove is provided on the ground at the position corresponding to the closing position of the glass door, and the ground water-retaining aluminum material is located in the groove, and the top surface of the ground water-retaining aluminum material is flush with the ground. The advantage of the utility model is that when the door is closed, the magnetic strip under the door and the ground magnetic strip attract each other, so that the magnetic strip under the door is sucked out 4mm and attracted to the ground aluminum material, which has the effect of no gap under the door and no water leakage when taking a shower. When the door is opened, the magnet under the door is separated from the magnetic attraction of the ground aluminum material, and is magnetically attracted to the inner cavity of the aluminum material under the door, and the magnetic strip returns to the aluminum material, ensuring the bottom gap when opening and closing the door, no friction, and smooth door opening. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0004] Figure 1 This is a partial schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the utility model (glass door opened).

[0005] Figure 2 It is a partial schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the utility model (glass door closed).

[0006] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of a partial cross-section of the structure of the utility model (glass door closed).

[0007] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of a partial cross-section of the structure of the utility model (the glass door is closed and the ground water-retaining aluminum material is buried in the ground groove). DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0008] The following describes the specific implementation of the utility model in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art can more clearly understand how to practice the utility model. Although the utility model is described in conjunction with its preferred specific embodiments, these embodiments are only illustrative, rather than limiting the scope of the utility model.

[0009] The invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door in the figure includes a glass door 1 and a ground water-retaining aluminum material 2. It is characterized in that a glass door lower end aluminum material 3 is arranged at the bottom edge of the glass door, and a ground water-retaining aluminum material is arranged on the ground corresponding to the closed position of the glass door. The upper part of the glass door lower end aluminum material is axially provided with a groove 5 for fitting the lower end of the glass door, and a groove 6 is arranged in the middle part to penetrate along the axial direction. A bottom surface opening groove 7 is arranged at the bottom, and the upper groove is connected to the lower end of the glass door. A first hidden magnetic strip 8 is placed in the middle groove, and a telescopic magnetic strip 9 is placed in the bottom opening groove. The inner part of the ground water-retaining aluminum material is a cavity along the axial direction, and a second hidden magnetic strip 10 is placed in the cavity. The upper end face of the telescopic magnetic strip is provided with an extension angle 11, and the length between the two extension angles is greater than the length of the opening 4 of the bottom opening groove, and the width of the lower middle part of the telescopic magnetic strip is less than the opening length of the bottom opening groove. A groove 12 is arranged on the ground at a position corresponding to the closing position of the glass door, and the ground water retaining aluminum material is located in the groove, and the top surface of the ground water retaining aluminum material is flush with the ground.

[0010] During use, when the glass door is closed, the telescopic magnetic strip in the opening groove at the bottom is attracted by the second hidden magnetic strip in the ground water-retaining aluminum material. The telescopic magnetic strip is attracted by the second hidden magnetic strip in the ground water-retaining aluminum material under the action of its own downward gravity and magnetic force (actually the telescopic magnetic strip is against the upper end surface of the ground water-retaining aluminum material), achieving the effect of no gap under the door and no water leakage when taking a shower.

[0011] When the glass door is opened, the retractable magnetic strip in the open groove at the bottom is attracted to the first hidden magnetic strip in the middle groove of the ground water-retaining aluminum material, and the retractable magnetic strip retracts into the open groove at the bottom of the aluminum material at the lower end of the glass door, ensuring the bottom gap when opening and closing the door, without friction, and smooth door opening.

[0012] In addition, if there needs to be no protruding aluminum under the door and there is no obstacle in entering and exiting the ground, a groove can be cut in the ground and buried in the ground, keeping it level with the ground. This way, there is no obstacle in entering and exiting. At the same time, it also ensures that the aluminum in the groove and the aluminum under the door are attracted to each other to ensure no water leakage.

Claims

1. The invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door includes a glass door and a ground water-retaining aluminum material, which is characterized by: A glass door lower end aluminum material is arranged at the bottom edge of the glass door, and a ground water-retaining aluminum material is arranged on the ground corresponding to the closed position of the glass door. A groove for engaging the lower end of the glass door is axially arranged on the upper part of the glass door lower end aluminum material, an axially penetrating groove is arranged in the middle part, and a bottom surface opening groove is arranged at the bottom. The upper groove is connected to the lower end of the glass door, a first hidden magnetic strip is placed in the middle groove, and a retractable magnetic strip is placed in the bottom opening groove. The ground water-retaining aluminum material has a cavity along the axial direction, and a second hidden magnetic strip is placed in the cavity.

2. The invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper end surface of the telescopic magnetic strip is provided with an overhanging angle, the length between the two overhanging angles is greater than the opening length of the opening groove at the bottom, and the width of the lower middle part of the telescopic magnetic strip is less than the opening length of the opening groove at the bottom.

3. The invisible magnetic waterproof structure at the bottom of the shower door according to claim 1, characterized in that: A groove is arranged on the ground at a position corresponding to the closing position of the glass door, and the ground water retaining aluminum material is located in the groove, and the top surface of the ground water retaining aluminum material is flush with the ground.

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