Ceiling-mounted shower head holder

Abstract

Shower head holder for the ceiling made of plastic, aluminum or metal, characterized by holding the shower head above the head while showering.

Description

[0001] The invention (Hold “n” Shower) relates to a type of shower head holder for the ceiling, with a safety device, made of plastic, lightweight metal, or aluminum, which is attached to the ceiling in the bathroom to hold the shower head above the head in order to enjoy a “rain effect”.

[0002] It is a well-known fact that conventional shower head holders are mounted to the wall, directing the water jets from the side. The Hold'n'Shower, however, allows you to shower hands-free, receiving the water jet from above (the rain effect).

[0003] The purpose of the invention is to eliminate the disadvantage that, while showering, one has to hold the shower head, even with one's hand over the head, in order to enjoy the pleasure of the water jet flowing from above onto the body.

[0004] The labels show examples of how to implement the Hold “n” Shower: Fig. Figure 1 shows: The first essential part of the Hold “n” Shower (A) from the back, which is attached to the ceiling. Through the hole (A1), (A) is attached to the ceiling with a screw. Fig. 2 shows: The front of the Hold “n” Shower (A) with an opening, with thread (A2) Fig. Figure 3 shows: The second essential part of the Hold “n” Shower is the rod (B), with thread (B1) which is screwed onto the thread (A2) and at the other end of the rod, there is a connecting thread (B2) Fig. Figure 4 shows: The rod (B) and the extension rod (C). The rod (B) is extended by screwing the rod (C) to the rod (B) at point (B2) at point (C1). Fig. Figure 5 shows: The clamp (D), which is screwed onto (B2) or (C2), and the fastening screw (E). The screw (E1) is screwed into the thread (D2) to secure the shower head. Fig. Figure 6 shows a perspective of how the Hold “n” Shower is attached to the ceiling, with the rod (B) screwed to (A) and the clamp (D) screwed to the rod (B). The safety clamp (E) was also screwed to (D). Fig. Figure 7 shows a perspective where the Hold “n” Shower is attached to the ceiling and the shower head (F) is also attached to it, using the safety device (E).

[0005] The shower head is simply pushed into the Hold “n” Shower and secured with the locking screw (E) to allow the water jet to run from above, directly onto the head.

Claims

[1] Ceiling shower head holder made of plastic, aluminium or metal, characterized in that it holds the shower head above the head while showering. [2] Shower head holder for the ceiling according to claim 1, characterized by that it is needed in the bathroom area. [3] Shower head holder for the ceiling made of plastic, plastic, aluminum or metal, according to claim 1 or 2 characterized by , that the shower head holder for the ceiling has a mounting part (A) a rod (B) an extension rod (C) a clamp (D) and a locking screw (E). [4] The ceiling-mounted shower head holder according to claim 3 characterized by , that the shower head holder for the ceiling has a safety device (E) to prevent the shower head from falling out of the clamp. [5] The shower head holder for the ceiling, according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized by that the shower head holder is a holder.

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