CZ6812U1 - Additional bottom shower for water closets - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention concerns an additional low-level shower for toilet bowls, said low-level shower comprising a mounting (1) on which a shower with a shower head (2), a tubular arm (3), a vertical axis (4) and a lever (5) are mounted. The low-level shower and the shower are supplied either by means of a shower mixing tap (7) or by means of an outlet valve (also known as a quick-action stop valve) whose outlet is connected to the arm and whose inlet is connected either to the existing or to an additional flushing box (23) by a hose (8). The shower mixing tap (7) either takes the form of a normal shower mixing tap (7) with a hot and a cold water inlet, the outlet being connected to the arm by a hose (6), or it takes the form of a distributor with its outlet connected by the shower hose to a shower outlet, the shower being supplied at one inlet by a further shower hose and the low-level shower being supplied at the other inlet via a hose. The mounting (1), for mounting the additional low-level shower with the shower head (2), shower arm (3), pin (4) and lever (5), is provided on a toilet basin (20). The outlet is connected either by the shower mixing tap or the valve to the shower head (2), namely by a shower arm which extends over the edge of the toilet basin and into the latter and can be pivoted by means of a lever about a substantially vertical pin (4) and brings the shower head either into an operating position disposed substantially centrally in the basin or a rest position disposed near one side of the basin. The low-level shower is supplied with water by the opening either of a shower mixing tap or of a valve.

Description

Additional bottom shower for toilets

Technical field

The technical solution relates to an additional bottom shower with shower head, tubular arm, vertical axis, lever and WC holder, on which the bottom shower is attached and connected either to a shower faucet that supplies the bottom shower with the required temperature as normal hot water faucet and cold water and whose spout is connected to the arm by a flexible hose, or as a manifold, whose spout is connected by a hand shower hose to a hand shower outlet and one inlet is connected by another hand shower hose to a hand shower while its other inlet is connected with the arm flexible tubing and supplies the lower shower with water at the required temperature, or with a valve, even spherical, whose outlet is connected to the arm and its inlet hose through either the toilet tank or an additional tank.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Known are bidets, washbasins, washbasins, etc. All these devices have one thing in common, among others, that they are too complicated.

Therefore, none of these solutions has succeeded and has not been produced.

The essence of the technical solution

The above-mentioned technical solution is characterized by simplicity and in most cases no special training is required for its installation. Frequent maintenance or repairs are also out of the question and, moreover, most spare parts are on the market.

The aim of the technical solution is to provide a common toilet with an additional bottom shower with hot and cold or tempered water, with which the toilet becomes a bidet. After staining the anal opening with adhering dirt, it should be cleaned with plain toilet paper and then washed with an additional bottom shower. At the same time, it is not only important to clean the anal opening, but even more important is its massage with a water jet. This massage, preferably with cold water, since the blood supply to the bloodstream and thus the stretched muscles contract, not only prevents the formation of new 'haemorrhoidal diseases, but also improves their healing process.

According to the technical solution, this is achieved by a device exactly as described above by selecting a device for attaching an additional bottom shower to the toilet bowl and the outlet of either the shower faucet or valve connected to the additional bottom shower with a tubular arm extending over the edge of the toilet bowl; around the vertical axis so as to allow the bottom shower to be set to either a central active position or a rest position at the edge of the toilet bowl.

The technical solution is therefore an additional bottom shower for toilets with arm and shower head - shower part - which directs the water flow upwards. It further comprises a device for attaching the shower to the toilet, allowing the shower head to be positioned either under the toilet seat seat or to the central operative position, and to provide heated or tempered water to the arm and shower head. The arm is of tubular shape forming a channel for conducting water and extends between the seat and the toilet bowl. Its inlet, pivotable about a vertical axis, is connected by a hose either to a mixing battery or a valve.

A device for supplying heated or tempered water to a pipe and shower head in the form of a mixing faucet or valve is either mounted on a holder or on a wall and connected to a shower water source.

Overview of the drawings

The technical solution will be explained in more detail by means of several schematic examples shown in the drawings, where Fig. 1-6 represents a view of the toilet bowl with an additional bottom shower in the rest position at the inner wall of the toilet bowl, according to the technical solution, Fig. 2 with mixing valve as a distributor for a normal shower and a bottom shower, Fig. 3 with a valve connected to the bottom or top flush tank, Fig. 4 with a valve connected to the auxiliary Fig. 5 with the valve mounted on the lower flush cistern, Fig. 6 with the valve mounted on the additional lower flush cistern.

Examples

The additional shower shown is mounted on a standard toilet with bowl 20. Its holder 1 is mounted between the bowl and the seat. A bearing is provided on the holder 1 in which the axis of the shower 4 is mounted for pivoting the shower head 2 into the rest or working position.

The additional bottom shower consists of a shower head 2, a shower arm 3, an axis 4, a rotating handle 5 and a connecting hose 6 to the outlet 10.

In Fig. 1 it is the outlet from the mixing battery, in Fig. 2 it is one of the inlets of the mixing battery and in Figs. 4-6 it is the outlet from the valve.

In FIG. 1, the mixer battery 7 is mounted on a wall and supplied with hot and cold water.

In FIG. 2, the mixing battery 7 is mounted on the holder 1 and supplied with lukewarm water 8 from the shower by means of a hose 8. A normal shower is connected to the remaining inlet 9 by a hose. This allows either an additional bottom shower or a normal shower, or both at the same time.

In Figures 3 and 4, a valve 10 is mounted on the holder 1 and supplied with tempered water from an existing 21 or additional 23, upper or lower toilet bowl.

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In Figures 5 and 6, the valve 10 is mounted on an existing 21 or additional 23 lower toilet bowl and is supplied with tempered water therefrom.

Claims (5)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS 1. Additional toilet shower, consisting of a holder, a shower head, a tubular arm shaped according to the shape of a toilet bowl, a vertical axis rotatably mounted in a holder, to which a rotating handle is attached from above to tilt it into an active or rest position and hot or tempered water through a flexible hose connected to either the battery outlet or one of the two shower faucet inlets, while the other inlet is connected with the hand shower hose and its outlet with another hose to the hand shower faucet or valve outlet, even spherical it is connected by a hose to either the toilet tank or an auxiliary tank, characterized in that it is fastened to the toilet (20) on a standard toilet by the holder (1). Additional toilet shower according to claim 1, characterized in that its shower head (2), the shower arm (3) and the axis (4) are mounted in the holder (1). Additional toilet shower according to claim 2, characterized in that the arm (3) extending beyond the edge of the toilet bowl (20) is a pivotable handle (5) about the axis (4) to the working position in the center or rest position near the toilet wall. bowls. An additional toilet down shower according to claim 3, characterized in that the outlet or inlet of the mixing battery (7) or the valve (10) is connected to the axis (4). An additional toilet down shower according to claim 4, characterized in that the valve (10) is supplied with tempered water from either an existing (21) or an additional (23) upper or lower tank.