EP2399495A1 - Covering structure for a shower box - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; TOILET ACCESSORIES
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- A47K3/28—Showers or bathing douches
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- the present invention relates to a covering structure for a shower box; in particular, a covering structure for the upper closing of an angular type shower box.
- a covering structure is applied over the shower box so as to isolate the environment within the shower box itself.
- Such a type of covering structure may be advantageously used to avoid the dispersion of steam within a room or for applying shower heads or lighting or furnishing elements.
- a covering structure for a shower box is provided as disclosed in claim 1 and, preferably, in any one of the appended claims.
- numeral 1 indicates as a whole a shower box of angular type wherein a pair of side partitions P are defined by walls 2 and 3, respectively, and a pair of side partitions P are made by means of panels 4 and 5, respectively.
- the walls 2 and 3 are adjacent and angular to one another and each panel 4 and 5 protrudes from a corresponding wall 2 and 3, respectively.
- At least one panel 4 (5) is hinged to the respective wall 2 (3). As shown in figure 1 , both panels 4 and 5 are hinged to the respective walls 2 and 3. Alternatively, at least one panel 4 or 5 comprises a concertina or sliding door.
- the shower box 1 further comprises a covering structure 6 which delimits and isolates the upper part of the area in the shower box 1.
- the covering structure 6 comprises, in turn, a frame 7 to be applied to the partitions P of the shower box 1, a roof 8 for closing the top of the shower box 1 and an anchoring system 9, which is adapted to fix the roof 8 to a respective wall 2 or 3.
- the frame 7 delimits the perimeter of the covering structure 6 and the roof 8 extends within the perimeter delimited by the frame 7 itself.
- the frame 7 comprises one or more reference elements 10, each of which is connected to the roof 8.
- Each reference element 10 is adapted to be aligned with a respective reference plane, substantially with a respective panel 4 and 5 of the shower box 1.
- the frame 7 comprises one or more covering elements 11, each of which is connected to the roof 8.
- Each covering element 11 is adapted to be aligned with a respective reference plane, essentially with a respective wall 2 and 3 of the shower box 1.
- the frame 7 further comprises a plurality of locking elements 12 for fixing the roof 8 to the reference elements 10 and to the covering elements 11, as explained better below.
- the roof 8 is made as a cup-shaped body comprising a base partition 13 in parallelogram shape plan; the two adjacent sides of the base partition 13 are substantially parallel to each other.
- the roof 8 further comprises a side partition 14, which protrudes perpendicularly from the base partition 13 and delimits an inner cavity.
- the roof 8 further comprises a plurality of bases 16 of substantially parallelepiped shape, arranged within the cavity 15 and integral with the base partition 13; in particular, each base 16 is arranged in proximity of a respective angle of the roof 8 and is adapted to connect the roof 8 itself to the frame 7 by means of locking elements 12 ( figure 2 ).
- each reference element 10 comprises:
- the stopper 23 has a plurality of holes 27a with axis perpendicular to axis 19 facing outwards from the side opposite to that from which the abutting partition 17 protrudes.
- each bracket 24 displays a through hole 27b made on the plate 25; the hole 27b is adapted to overlap each hole 27a of the stopper 23 when the bracket 24 is arranged in operative configuration.
- the bracket 24 comprises a bushing B which is arranged through a pair of mutually aligned holes 27a and 27b.
- each covering element 11 comprises a profile 28 with longitudinal axis 29 and a L-shaped cross section with respect to axis 29 ( figure 3 ).
- the section 28 has an abutting partition 30 of smaller dimensions adapted to be arranged in contact with a respective wall 2 (3) and a coupling partition 31 of larger dimensions adapted to be arranged parallel to the base partition 13 of the roof 8.
- the covering element 11 comprises the adjustment elements which allows to translate and maintain the covering element 11 with respect to a reference point of the roof 8 in a predetermined position.
- the covering element 11 has one or more slots 32, each of which is adapted to vary the reciprocal arrangement between the covering element 11 and the reference element 10 with respect to a predetermined point of the roof 8.
- the coupling partition 31 of each covering element 11 has a plurality of slots 32 uniformly distributed along the axis 29 of the coupling partition 31; each slot 32 has an axis perpendicular 33 to the longitudinal axis 29 itself.
- the anchoring system 9 comprises a bracket 34, which is fixed to the roof 8 by means of locking elements 12 and comprises a plate 34a, which is parallel to a coupling partition 31 and has a slot 35 with longitudinal axis 36 perpendicular to the respective abutting partition 30, and a bracket 37, which is adapted to be applied to a respective wall 2 (3) and comprises a partition 37a, which is parallel to the plate 34a, and a partition 37b which is perpendicular to the plate 34a protrudes from the top of the respective covering element 11.
- the partition 37a has a slot 38 with axis 39 parallel to axis 29 and is arranged between the plate 34a and the coupling partition 31. Furthermore, the partition 37b has a pair of slots 40.
- the anchoring system 9 further comprises a locking element 12 which is arranged through slot 35 of the first bracket 34 and slot 38 of the second bracket 37 to connect the two brackets 34 to 37 to each other. It is worth noting that the locking element 12 may shift inside slots 35 and 38 so as to adapt their working position as a function of the actual arrangement of roof 8 and of the respective application wall 2 (3).
- each bracket 25 is connected to roof 8 by means of locking elements 12 in a given position defined on the basis of the dimensions of the respective panels 4 and 5, as will be explained in greater detail below.
- a reference element 10 is applied to the panel 4 so as to make the abutting partition 17 adhere onto an inner surface of the panel 4 itself and the abutting surface 21 of contrast element 20 against a respective upper side surface of the panel 4 itself; in other words, the reference element is arranged in contact with the two adjacent side partitions of panel 4.
- each bracket 25 is applied to a respective reference element 10 engaging tooth 26 within cavity 23 of reference element 10 itself.
- the position of each bracket 25 along axis 19 is fixed by inserting the respective bushing B so as to align and restrain hole 27b of bracket 25 in a given hole 27a of stopper 23.
- roof 8 is fixed to a wall 2 (3) by means of anchoring system 9.
- anchoring system 9 is fixed to roof 8 by means of the bracket 34 and is fixed to wall 2 (3) by means of bracket 37. It is worth noting that by virtue of the connection between brackets 34 and 37 by means of a locking element 12 which may shift within slots 35 and 38, respectively, of both brackets 34 and 37, the anchoring system 9 may be adapted to the actual arrangement of walls 2 and 3 so as to maintain roof 8 aligned with both panels 4 and 5.
- each covering element 11 is applied to a respective wall 2 (3), in known manner, so that the respective coupling partition 31 protrudes perpendicularly from side partition 14 of roof 8 and is substantially parallel to base partition 13 of roof 8 itself, while the abutting partition 30 is arranged against the respective wall 2 (3), to which is made integral in known manner and illustrated diagrammatically.
- each coupling partition 31 After applying covering element 11 to the respective wall 2 (3), roof 8 is fixed to each coupling partition 31 by means of locking elements 12, each of which is engaged with a respective base 16 of roof 18 and a slot 32 of the covering element. It is worth observing that each locking element 12 engaged with the coupling partition 31 may be arranged along respective slot 32 in different positions as a function of the actual arrangement of walls 2 and 3. In particular, the position of each locking element 12 engaged with a respective coupling partition 31 is chosen so as to maintain roof 8 aligned with reference elements 10, and consequently with both panels 4 and 5.
- a covering structure 6 for a shower box 1 of the type described above may be made in series and may be adapted in simple and quick manner to any shower box 1 of angular type, independently from the actual angle of the adjacent walls 2 and 3.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a covering structure for a shower box; in particular, a covering structure for the upper closing of an angular type shower box.
- It is known that in an angular type shower box two adjacent partitions are made by means of walls, while the other walls are made by means of panels (generally glass) which overhangingly protrude from the walls themselves. At least one panel is mobile so as to allow access into the shower box.
- It is further known that a covering structure is applied over the shower box so as to isolate the environment within the shower box itself. Such a type of covering structure may be advantageously used to avoid the dispersion of steam within a room or for applying shower heads or lighting or furnishing elements.
- Since the walls which form the two adjacent partitions of the shower box of the type described above are not generally perfectly perpendicular to each other, in order to guarantee the correct upper closing of the shower box itself it is necessary to make from time to time a customized covering structure, the peripheral profile of which perfectly corresponds to the actual arrangement of the walls and of the panels. Such a type of covering structure has the drawback of being expensive and requiring relatively long production times.
- It is the object of the present invention to provide a covering structure for a shower box which allows to eliminate the drawbacks described above.
- According to the present invention, a covering structure for a shower box is provided as disclosed in
claim 1 and, preferably, in any one of the appended claims. - The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings which illustrate a non-limitative embodiment thereof, in which:
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figure 1 is a perspective, diagrammatic view of a preferred embodiment of the covering structure for a shower box according to the present invention in an operative configuration; -
figure 2 is a perspective view, on enlarged scale, of the covering structure for a shower box infigure 1 ; -
figure 3 shows, on enlarged scale, a section taken along line III-III infigure 2 ; -
figure 4 shows, on an enlarged scale, a first detail offigure 2 ; -
figure 5 shows, on an enlarged scale, a second detail offigure 2 ; and -
figure 6 shows, on an enlarged scale, a third detail offigure 2 . - In
figure 1 ,numeral 1 indicates as a whole a shower box of angular type wherein a pair of side partitions P are defined bywalls panels - The
walls panel corresponding wall - Preferably, at least one panel 4 (5) is hinged to the respective wall 2 (3). As shown in
figure 1 , bothpanels respective walls panel - The
shower box 1 further comprises acovering structure 6 which delimits and isolates the upper part of the area in theshower box 1. - As shown in
figure 2 , thecovering structure 6 comprises, in turn, a frame 7 to be applied to the partitions P of theshower box 1, aroof 8 for closing the top of theshower box 1 and ananchoring system 9, which is adapted to fix theroof 8 to arespective wall covering structure 6 and theroof 8 extends within the perimeter delimited by the frame 7 itself. - The frame 7 comprises one or
more reference elements 10, each of which is connected to theroof 8. - Each
reference element 10 is adapted to be aligned with a respective reference plane, substantially with arespective panel shower box 1. - The frame 7 comprises one or more covering
elements 11, each of which is connected to theroof 8. Each coveringelement 11 is adapted to be aligned with a respective reference plane, essentially with arespective wall shower box 1. - The frame 7 further comprises a plurality of
locking elements 12 for fixing theroof 8 to thereference elements 10 and to the coveringelements 11, as explained better below. - As described in
figures 2 and3 , theroof 8 is made as a cup-shaped body comprising abase partition 13 in parallelogram shape plan; the two adjacent sides of thebase partition 13 are substantially parallel to each other. - As shown in
figure 3 , theroof 8 further comprises aside partition 14, which protrudes perpendicularly from thebase partition 13 and delimits an inner cavity. - The
roof 8 further comprises a plurality ofbases 16 of substantially parallelepiped shape, arranged within thecavity 15 and integral with thebase partition 13; in particular, eachbase 16 is arranged in proximity of a respective angle of theroof 8 and is adapted to connect theroof 8 itself to the frame 7 by means of locking elements 12 (figure 2 ). - As shown in
figures 2 and6 , eachreference element 10 comprises: - an
abutting partition 17 of substantially parallelepiped shape with twoside surfaces 18 of larger dimensions and having alongitudinal axis 19; - a
contrast element 20 which has, in turn, anabutting surface 21 which perpendicularly protrudes from theside surface 18 of dimensions larger than theabutting partition 17 and has a longitudinal axis parallel to thelongitudinal axis 19; - a
stopper 23 which has parallelepiped shape with longitudinal axis parallel toaxis 19 and which protrudes from theabutting partition 17 from the side opposite to thecontrast element 20; thestopper 23 further has acavity 22 arranged alongaxis 19 with U-shaped cross section facing the outside of thestopper 23; - at least one
bracket 24 which comprises aplate 25 and atooth 26, which is adapted to be engaged within thecavity 24 and protrudes laterally from theplate 25, and has a plurality of holes (of known type and not shown in the figures), each of which is adapted to accommodate arespective locking element 12. - As shown in
figure 6 , thestopper 23 has a plurality ofholes 27a with axis perpendicular toaxis 19 facing outwards from the side opposite to that from which theabutting partition 17 protrudes. Furthermore, eachbracket 24 displays a throughhole 27b made on theplate 25; thehole 27b is adapted to overlap eachhole 27a of thestopper 23 when thebracket 24 is arranged in operative configuration. Finally, thebracket 24 comprises a bushing B which is arranged through a pair of mutually alignedholes - As shown in
figures 2 and3 , eachcovering element 11 comprises aprofile 28 withlongitudinal axis 29 and a L-shaped cross section with respect to axis 29 (figure 3 ). In particular, thesection 28 has anabutting partition 30 of smaller dimensions adapted to be arranged in contact with a respective wall 2 (3) and acoupling partition 31 of larger dimensions adapted to be arranged parallel to thebase partition 13 of theroof 8. - According to a variant (not shown), the covering
element 11 comprises the adjustment elements which allows to translate and maintain the coveringelement 11 with respect to a reference point of theroof 8 in a predetermined position. - As shown in
figures 2 ,5 and 6 , thecovering element 11 has one ormore slots 32, each of which is adapted to vary the reciprocal arrangement between thecovering element 11 and thereference element 10 with respect to a predetermined point of theroof 8. In particular, thecoupling partition 31 of eachcovering element 11 has a plurality ofslots 32 uniformly distributed along theaxis 29 of thecoupling partition 31; eachslot 32 has an axis perpendicular 33 to thelongitudinal axis 29 itself. - As shown in
figures 2 and5 , theanchoring system 9 comprises abracket 34, which is fixed to theroof 8 by means oflocking elements 12 and comprises aplate 34a, which is parallel to acoupling partition 31 and has aslot 35 withlongitudinal axis 36 perpendicular to therespective abutting partition 30, and abracket 37, which is adapted to be applied to a respective wall 2 (3) and comprises apartition 37a, which is parallel to theplate 34a, and apartition 37b which is perpendicular to theplate 34a protrudes from the top of the respective coveringelement 11. - As shown in
figure 5 , thepartition 37a has aslot 38 withaxis 39 parallel toaxis 29 and is arranged between theplate 34a and thecoupling partition 31. Furthermore, thepartition 37b has a pair ofslots 40. Theanchoring system 9 further comprises alocking element 12 which is arranged throughslot 35 of thefirst bracket 34 andslot 38 of thesecond bracket 37 to connect the twobrackets 34 to 37 to each other. It is worth noting that thelocking element 12 may shift insideslots roof 8 and of the respective application wall 2 (3). - In use, each
bracket 25 is connected toroof 8 by means oflocking elements 12 in a given position defined on the basis of the dimensions of therespective panels - Thus, a
reference element 10 is applied to thepanel 4 so as to make theabutting partition 17 adhere onto an inner surface of thepanel 4 itself and theabutting surface 21 ofcontrast element 20 against a respective upper side surface of thepanel 4 itself; in other words, the reference element is arranged in contact with the two adjacent side partitions ofpanel 4. - At the same time, a
further reference element 10 is applied similarly to that described above inpanel 5. - Thus, each
bracket 25 is applied to arespective reference element 10engaging tooth 26 withincavity 23 ofreference element 10 itself. Preferably, the position of eachbracket 25 alongaxis 19 is fixed by inserting the respective bushing B so as to align and restrainhole 27b ofbracket 25 in a givenhole 27a ofstopper 23. - Thus,
roof 8 is fixed to a wall 2 (3) by means ofanchoring system 9. In particular,anchoring system 9 is fixed toroof 8 by means of thebracket 34 and is fixed to wall 2 (3) by means ofbracket 37. It is worth noting that by virtue of the connection betweenbrackets locking element 12 which may shift withinslots brackets anchoring system 9 may be adapted to the actual arrangement ofwalls roof 8 aligned with bothpanels - Subsequently, each covering
element 11 is applied to a respective wall 2 (3), in known manner, so that therespective coupling partition 31 protrudes perpendicularly fromside partition 14 ofroof 8 and is substantially parallel tobase partition 13 ofroof 8 itself, while theabutting partition 30 is arranged against the respective wall 2 (3), to which is made integral in known manner and illustrated diagrammatically. - After applying covering
element 11 to the respective wall 2 (3),roof 8 is fixed to eachcoupling partition 31 by means oflocking elements 12, each of which is engaged with arespective base 16 ofroof 18 and aslot 32 of the covering element. It is worth observing that eachlocking element 12 engaged with thecoupling partition 31 may be arranged alongrespective slot 32 in different positions as a function of the actual arrangement ofwalls locking element 12 engaged with arespective coupling partition 31 is chosen so as to maintainroof 8 aligned withreference elements 10, and consequently with bothpanels - From the above it derives that a
covering structure 6 for ashower box 1 of the type described above may be made in series and may be adapted in simple and quick manner to anyshower box 1 of angular type, independently from the actual angle of theadjacent walls
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- A covering structure for a shower box (1); the covering structure (6) comprising a frame (7) and a roof (8); the covering structure (6) being characterized in that frame (7) comprises a first and a second shoulder element (10, 11), which are connected to roof (8); the second shoulder element (11) comprising at least one adjustment means (32) for varying the reciprocal arrangement between the second shoulder element (11) and the first shoulder element (8) with respect to the roof (8) .
- A structure, according to Claim 1, and comprising a plurality of first shoulder elements (10) and a plurality of second shoulder elements (11).
- A structure, according to Claim 1 or 2, wherein each second shoulder element (11) has a longitudinal axis (29); and wherein each adjustment means (32) is made as a slot with an axis (33) perpendicular to said axis (29) of the second shoulder element (11); and wherein covering structure (6) comprises one or more locking elements (12), each of which is mobile within a respective slot and connects roof (8) to a respective second shoulder element (11).
- A structure, according to any one of the preceding Claims, wherein each first shoulder element (10) comprises an abutting partition (17) and a contrast body (20) transversal to each other; and wherein covering structure (6) comprises a coupling system (12, 24, 27b, B) which connects shoulder element (10) to roof (8) .
- A structure, according to any one of the preceding Claims, and comprising an anchoring system (9), which comprises a first bracket (34) connected to roof (8), a second alignment bracket (37) with a reference plane (2; 3), and one or more locking elements (12) for connecting the first (34) and the second (37) bracket to each other.
- A structure, according to Claim 5, wherein the roof (8) comprises a base partition (13) and each second shoulder element (11) comprises a coupling partition (31), which is parallel to said base partition (13) and has a longitudinal axis (29), and an abutting partition (30), which protrudes perpendicularly from a side and longitudinal edge of said coupling partition (31) and is adapted to be aligned to the reference plane (2; 3); and wherein the first bracket (34) comprises a partition (34a), which is parallel to the coupling partition (31) and has a slot (35) with axis (36) perpendicular to axis (29) of the coupling partition (31).
- A structure, according to Claim 5 or 6, wherein roof (8) comprises a base partition (13) and each second shoulder element (11) comprises a coupling partition (31), which is parallel to said base partition (13) and has a longitudinal axis (29), and an abutting partition (30), which protrudes perpendicularly from a side and longitudinal edge of said coupling partition (31) and is adapted to be aligned with the reference plane (2; 3); and wherein the second bracket (37) comprises a partition (37a), which is parallel to the coupling partition (31) and has a slot (38) with axis (39) parallel to the axis (29) of the coupling partition (31).
- A structure, according to Claim 5 or 7, wherein the anchoring system (9) comprises a locking element (12), which engages a slot (35) of the first bracket (34) and a slot (38) of the second bracket (37).
- A shower box comprising a covering structure (6) as disclosed in one or more Claims from 1 to 8.
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AU619164B3 (en) * | 1991-05-30 | 1991-11-15 | Peter Anthony Hearne | Shower cubicle roof |
US20050246831A1 (en) * | 2004-05-05 | 2005-11-10 | Mayhew Steven K | Shower cover |
US20080184478A1 (en) * | 2007-02-05 | 2008-08-07 | Howard Fredrick T | Steam shower system |
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