Movable shower head holder
The shower holder with built-in magnets and lids on a ferritic shower wall allows for adjustable height and angle adjustment, addressing the lack of flexibility in existing systems and enhancing cleaning efficiency.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202025100459
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-01-30
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-03
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-01-31
AI Technical Summary
Existing shower containment systems lack adjustability in height and angle, leading to difficulties in cleaning and increased complexity due to multiple components and interfaces, which can trap dirt and increase assembly and maintenance costs.
A shower holder with built-in magnets and special lids, allowing for adjustable height and angle adjustment on a ferritic shower wall, reducing components and facilitating easier cleaning.
Enables flexible and efficient height and angle adjustment of the shower head, simplifying assembly and maintenance while minimizing dirt accumulation and component complexity.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] The invention was developed in the field of sanitary fittings and their design. The mobility of the present invention is based on the free positioning provided by magnetic or ferritic materials in the shower holder and shower enclosure or shower wall.
[0002] State-of-the-art shower brackets are usually mounted on movable supports, allowing the height and angle of the shower head to be adjusted. From the user's perspective, variable height is important for ensuring a pleasant showering experience. Rods or rails used to adjust the height of the shower bracket usually consist of multiple components and materials, creating additional interfaces between functional elements and the shower enclosure. These interfaces can create additional work and costs during installation and subsequently lead to areas that collect more dirt. The presence of a shower rod generally makes cleaning a shower enclosure more difficult. In some designs, the shower bracket is located on permanently installed components, such as the water outlet or a faucet. This is particularly useful when a rain-effect shower head is installed.In any case, however, the shower head height adjustment is missing, which is important if, for example, the head is to remain dry. A new form of shower head holder that facilitates cleaning while maintaining full flexibility is therefore considered sensible. Existing solutions, as mentioned, often consist of rods or rails with articulated components. Shower head holders that use magnetism can also be found in patent applications KR102430030B1, US2022120067A1, and CN118338972A. However, the first two lack angle adjustment, while the latter envisions angle and height adjustment. However, the structure of the mechanism generally differs greatly from the present invention, where the focus is on maximum component reduction. Object of the invention
[0003] This invention relates to a shower head height and tilt adjustment mechanism that differs from conventional mechanisms. The invention allows for easier cleaning and fewer components while maintaining similar flexibility. Description of the invention
[0004] The shower holder 2 has built-in magnets 3, which are provided with special covers 4 for better corrosion protection. A prerequisite for the proper functioning of the invented shower holder 2 is a ferritic shower wall 1, or its attachments. For example, the entire shower wall 1 could be made of enameled steel, as is common with shower trays. On this wall 1, the shower holder 2 can now be freely moved in all directions on the surface. In order to be able to not only freely adjust the height of the shower 5, but also change its angle of inclination, the present shower holder 2 has surfaces at different angles to the shower axis on the side facing the shower wall 1. Recesses for magnets 3 are provided on each side to ensure sufficient adhesion at any angle.By tilting the shower holder 2, some magnets 3 are released and the next ones “snap” onto the shower wall 1. List of reference symbols 1 shower screen 2 shower holders 3 magnets 4 lids 5 shower head QUOTES CONTAINED IN THE DESCRIPTION
[0000] This list of documents submitted by the applicant was generated automatically and is included solely for the convenience of the reader. This list is not part of the German patent or utility model application. The DPMA assumes no liability for any errors or omissions. Cited patent literature
[0000] KR 102430030B1
[0002] US 2022120067A1
[0002] CN 118338972
[0002]
Claims
[1] Shower bracket (2) for attachment to a ferritic shower wall (1) or ferritic attachments, characterized by in that it allows free movement of the shower holder (2) on the surface of the shower wall (1) and consists of a small number of components, wherein on the side facing the shower wall (1) it has surfaces at different angles to the shower axis, which are provided with recesses for built-in magnets (3), and wherein by tilting the shower holder (2) the adhesion of certain magnets (3) is released, while other magnets (3) snap onto the shower wall (1) so that the angle of inclination of a shower head (5) attached to it can be adjusted in stages. [2] Holder according to claim 1, wherein the recesses for the magnets 3 are covered with sealed covers (4).
Citation Information
Patent Citations
Magnetic shower head assembly
CN118338972A
Showerhead
KR102430030B1
Magnetic shower device
US20220120067A1