GB2621536A - A wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath or a basin - Google Patents

A wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath or a basin Download PDF

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GB2621536A
GB2621536A GB2206490.1A GB202206490A GB2621536A GB 2621536 A GB2621536 A GB 2621536A GB 202206490 A GB202206490 A GB 202206490A GB 2621536 A GB2621536 A GB 2621536A
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
    • E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
    • E03C1/02—Plumbing installations for fresh water
    • E03C1/021—Devices for positioning or connecting of water supply lines
    • E03C1/023—Devices for positioning or connecting of water supply lines with flow distribution, e.g. diverters
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
    • E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
    • E03C1/02—Plumbing installations for fresh water
    • E03C1/04—Water-basin installations specially adapted to wash-basins or baths
    • E03C1/042—Arrangements on taps for wash-basins or baths for connecting to the wall
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
    • E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
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A modular wall mounted faucet valve assembly 2 having a 1st valve block 4 for receiving hot and cold water via inlets 38, 40, and outputting water at a user required temperature via an output aperture, a 2nd valve block 6 having at least one connecting side for attaching to a connecting side of the 1st block via connecting means, with an inlet 16 for receiving water output from the 1st block, the 2nd block outputting water to a spout 8 via a spout receiving aperture 12. The 1st block may have an aperture 42 for receiving a thermostatic mixing valve cartridge (44, Fig. 3), a backplate (46) and control knob (48). The connecting means may be a push fit pin 20 and peg 22 system for securely attaching adjacent blocks. Blocks may be cuboid having inlets/apertures on multiple faces. Blocks can be sealingly attached in many orientations, so that the relative positions of the spouts and control knobs can be chosen by the installer to meet design/aesthetic requirements. Unused inlet and outlet holes can be covered and sealed behind blanking plugs (90, Fig.25).

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A WALL-MOUNTABLE VALVE ASSEMBLY FOR
A BATH OR A BASIN
This invention relates to a wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath or a basin Wall-mountable valve assemblies for baths or basins are known. The known wall-mountable valve assemblies are only available in a restricted number of different designs. Often the available designs are not sufficient for the requirements of consumers.
It is an aim of the present invention to avoid or reduce the above mentioned problem.
Accordingly, in one non-limiting embodiment of the present invention there is provided a wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath or a basin, which wall-mountable valve assembly comprises: (I) a first valve block for receiving hot and cold water and for providing output water at a temperature required by a user of the bath or the basin: (ii) a second valve block for receiving the output water and outputting the output water to a spout for the bath or the basin: and (iii) connecting means for connecting the first valve block to the second valve block, and wherein: (iv) the second valve block comprises a spout-receiving aperture for receiving the spout; (v) the second valve block has at least one connecting side; (vi) the connecting side of the second valve block comprises an inlet for receiving the output water from the first valve block; (vii) the first valve block has at least one connecting side; and (viii) the connecting means connects the first valve block to the second valve block such that the connecting side of the first valve block is connected to the connecting side of the secood valve block.
The wall-mountable valve assembly of the present invention is advantageous in that the first and second valve blocks can be connected together in various relative positions. This enables the wall-mountable valve assembly to be configured in different overall physical shapes and with different component parts. Thus the wall-mountable valve assembly of the present invention is able to provide considerably more design alternatives than known wall-mountable valve assemblies, and this is what consumers require for their baths and basins.
The wall-mountable valve assembly may be one in which the connecting side of the first valve block is connected to the connecting side of the second valve block such that the connecting side of the first valve block abuts against the connecting side of the second valve block. The abutting connecting sides facilitate easy leak-proof connection, whilst at the same time looking aesthetically pleasing.
The connecting means may be a push fit connecting means. Other types of connecting means may be employed.
When the connecting means is a push fit connecting means, then the push fit connecting means may be a pin and peg push fit connecting means. Other types of push fit connecting means may be employed.
When the push fit connecting means is a pin and peg push fit connecting means, then the wall-mountable valve assembly may be one in which the pin and peg push fit connecting means comprises a pin which extends from the connecting side of the second valve block, and a peg which locks to the pin by clipping over the pin and which locates in a slot in the first valve block when the peg is in position on the pin. Other types of pin and peg connecting means may be employed.
The wall-mountable valve assembly may be one in which the second valve block comprises two vertical sides, a top side, a bottom side, a front face and a rear face. The spout-receiving aperture is preferably in the front face but it may be positioned elsewhere if desired.
The first valve block may be configured to mix the hot and the cold water to provide the output water. If solely cold water is required, then the hot water will not be mixed with the cold water for the duration of the requirement of the cold water.
The second valve block may be such that it has only one of the inlets for receiving the output water from the first valve block. Alternatively, the second valve block may have a plurality of the inlets for receiving the output water from the first valve block. In this case, any one of the inlets that is not required for use may be configured for being blanked off by a blanking member. The blanking member may be a screw threaded blanking member or a welded blanking member. Other types of blanking member may be employed. Where there are a plurality of the inlets, then the various inlets may be positioned on different sides of the second valve block.
The first valve block may be one which has a single outlet for the output water.
Alternatively, the first valve block may have a plurality of outlets for the output water. In this case, any one of the outlets that is not required for use may be configured for being blanked off by a blanking member. The blanking member may be a screw threaded blanking member or a welded blanking member. Other types of blanking member may be employed. Each blanking member for the first valve block may be the same as each blanking member for the second valve block.
Embodiments of the invention will now be described solely by way of example and with reference to the accompanying drawings in which: Figure 1 shows a first wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath; Figure 2 is a partially exploded view of the wall-mountable valve assembly shown in Figure 1; Figure 3 is a detailed exploded view of the wall-mountable valve assembly shown in Figure 1: Figures 4 -6 show a second wall-mountable valve assembly, and these Figures are like Figures 1 -3; Figures 7, 8 and 9 show a third wall-mountable valve assembly, and these Figures are like Figures 1 -3; Figures 10, 11 and 12 show a fourth wall-mountable valve assembly, and these Figures are like Figures 1 -3; Figure 13 illustrates the connection together of some of the component parts of the fourth wall-mountable valve assembly shown in Figures 10-12; Figures 14, 15 and 16 show a fifth wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath, with these Figures being similar to Figures 1 -3; Figures 17, 18 and 19 show a sixth wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath, with these Figures being like Figures 1 -3; Figures 20, 21 and 22 show a seventh wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath, with these Figures being like Figures 1 -3, Figure 23 is a perspective view from the front and one side of a second valve block used in the wall-mountable valve assembly shown in Figures 1 -3; Figure 24 is a perspective view from the front and the other side of a second valve block for a wall-mountable valve assembly as shown in Figures 4 -6; Figure 25 is a perspective view from the front and one side of a second valve block which is able to be used in any one of the valve assemblies shown in Figures 1 -22; Figure 26 is a perspective view from the front and the other side of the second valve block shown in Figure 25; Figures 27 -33 show parts of the various wall-mountable valve assemblies shown in Figures 1 -26 and for installation in a wall at a position which will be above a bath; Figures 34 -40 are like Figures 27 -33 except that the parts of the walk mountable valve assemblies shown in Figures 34 -40 have square control knobs rather than round control knobs as shown in Figures 27 -33; Figures 41 -43 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 1 -3; Figures 44, 45 and 46 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 4 -6; Figures 47, 48 and 49 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 7, 8 and 9; Figures 50, 51 and 52 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 10, 11 and 12; Figures 53, 54 and 55 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 14, 15 and 16; Figures 56, 57 and 58 show a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 17, 18 and 19; Figures 59, 60 and 61 shown a wall-mountable valve assembly for a basin, and these Figures are comparable to the wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath shown in Figures 20, 21 and 22; Figures 62 -68 correspond to Figures 27 -33 but show a spout for a basin rather than a spout for a bath; and Figures 69 -75 correspond to Figures 34 -40 but show a spout for a basin rather than a spout for a bath.
Referring to Figures 1 -3, there is shown a wall-mountable valve assembly 2 for a bath (not shown). The wall-mountable valve assembly 2 comprises a first valve block 4 for receiving hot and cold water for providing output water at a temperature required by a user of the bath. The wall mountable valve assembly 2 also comprises a second valve block 6 for receiving the output and outputting the output water to a spout 8 for the bath. The wall-mountable valve assembly 2 further comprises connecting means 10 for connecting the first valve block 4 to the second valve block 6.
The second valve block 6 comprises a spout-receiving aperture 12 for receiving the spout 8. The second valve block 6 has at least one connecting side 14. The connecting side 14 of the second valve block 6 comprises an inlet 16 for receiving the output water from the first valve block 4.
The first valve block 4 has at least one connecting side 18. The connecting means 10 connects the first valve block 4 to the second valve block 6 such that the connecting side 18 of the first valve block 4 is connected to the connecting side 14 of the second valve block 6.
The connecting means 10 is a push fit connecting means 10. The push fit connecting means 10 is a pin and peg push fit connecting means 10. The peg and pin push fit connecting means 10 comprises a pin 20 which extends from the connecting side 14 of the second valve block 6, and a peg 22 which locks to the pin 20 by clipping over the pin 20. The peg 22 locates in a slot 24 in the first valve block 4 when the peg 22 is in position on the pin 20.
The second valve block 6 comprises two vertical sides 26, a top side 28, a bottom side 30, a front face 32 and a rear face 34.
The first valve block 4 is configured to mix the hot and cold water to provide the output water.
The second valve block 6 has only one of the inlets 16. The first valve block 4 also has a single outlet 36 for the output water. The outlet 36 leads to the spout-receiving aperture 12 and thus to the spout 8 which fits into the spout-receiving aperture 12. The output water is thus able to enter the spout 8 and flow into the bath via a nozzle (not shown) in the underside of the spout 8 as viewed in Figures 1 and 3.
The first valve block 4 has a cold water input fitting 38 and a hot water input fitting 40. Hot and cold water from the fittings 38, 40 are mixed in the body of the first valve block 4. The first valve block 4 also comprise a thermostat fitting 42 for receiving a cartridge 44 of a thermostat comprising the cartridge 44, a backplate 46 and a control knob 48.
Figure 1 shows how the connecting means 10 comprises a pin 20 and a peg 22 at the top of the wall-mountable valve assembly 2, and a similar pin 20 and peg 22 at the bottom of the wall-mountable valve assembly 2. Figure 1 also shows how the peg 20 is formed by a screw having a screw head formation 50 which enables the peg 22 to have a screw thread (not shown) which screws into a screw threaded bore 52 in the second valve block 6.
Figure 3 shows how the spout 8 is formed with a fixing plate 54 which fits into a complementarily shaped recess 56 in the first valve block 4. The fixing plate 54 has four apertures 58 for receiving four screws 60 which pass through the apertures 58 and into screw threaded bores 62 in the base of the recess 56. A sealing ring 64 is squashed between the rear face of the fixing plate 54 and the base of the recess 56. The sealing ring 64 surrounds the spout-receiving aperture 12 and thus ensures that the spout 8 is able to be connected to the first valve block 4 in a water-tight sealed manner. A backplate 66 fits over the spout 8 and masks the fixing components 58, 60, 62. The backplate 66 is provided with a rectangular aperture 68 which enables the backplate 66 to slide over the spout 8.
Figure 6 shows that the wall-mountable valve assembly 2 also comprises a grub screw 70, an 0-ring 72 and a plug 74.
The abutting location of the first valve block 4 with the second valve block 6 is facilitated by dowels 76.
In subsequent Figures, similar parts as in Figures 1 -3 have been given the same reference numerals for ease of comparison and understanding.
Figures 4 -6 show a second wall-mountable valve assembly 78 which is like the first wall-mountable valve assembly 2 except that the second valve block 6 is on the left side of the first valve block 4.
Figures 7 -9 show a third wall-mountable valve assembly 80 which is like the wall-mountable valve assembly 2 except that the second valve block 6 is on the top side 28 of the first valve block 4.
Figure 10-12 show a fourth wall-mountable valve assembly 82 which is like the first valve block 4 and which has its two vertical sides 26 such that each one receives one of the second valve blocks 6.
Figure 13 shows the connection together of some of the component parts of the fourth wall-mountable valve assembly 92 shown in Figures 10-12, and illustrates how the first valve block 4 is able to be configured for receiving the second valve block 6 on each of its vertical sides 26.
Figures 14 -16 show a fifth wall-mountable valve assembly 84 for a bath. The fifth wall-mountable valve assembly 84 is one in which one vertical side 26 of the first valve block 4 receives a second valve block 6 which is configured as a double second valve block 6 as shown.
Figures 17 -19 show a sixth wall-mountable valve assembly 86 for a bath. The sixth Wall-mountable valve assembly 86 is one which is like the fifth wall-mountable valve assembly 84 except that the double second valve block 6 is located on the left vertical side 26 of the first valve block 4.
Figures 20 -22 show a seventh wall-mountable valve assembly 88 for a bath. The seventh wall-mountable valve assembly 88 is one in which the double second valve block 6 is mounted on the top side 28 of the first valve block 4.
Figure 23 shows the configuration of the second valve block 6 for first wall-mountable valve assembly 2 Shown in Figures 1 -3.
Figure 24 shows the configuration of the second valve block 6 for use in the second wall-mountable valve assembly 78 shown in Figures 4 -6.
Figures 25 and 26 show how the second valve block 6 is able to be configured with a plurality of the iniets16 for enabling the second valve block 6 to be connected to one or more of the first valve blocks 4. Unwanted inlets 16 are shown as being blanked off by blanking members 90. The blanking members 90 are essentially in the form of plugs and they may be welded or screwed into position as required.
Figures 27 -33 show how different types of the wall-mountable valve assemblies are able to be inserted into a wall 92 of a bathroom. The control knob 48 is circular as shown.
Figures 34 -40 are the same as Figure 27 -33 except that the control knob 48 is shown as being square rather than circular Figures 41 -43 show an eighth wall-mountable valve assembly 94 which is like the first wall-mountable valve assembly 2 except that it is for a basin rather than a bath and it has a thinner spout 8.
Figures 44 -46 show a ninth wall-mountable valve assembly 96 which is like the second wall-mountable valve assembly 78 shown in Figures 4 -6 except that it is for a basin and it has the thinner spout 8.
Figures 47 -49 show a tenth wall-mountable valve assembly 98 which is like the third wall-mountable valve assembly 80 shown in Figures 7 -9 except that it is for a basin and it has the thinner spout 8.
Figure 50 -52 show an eleventh wall-mountable valve assembly 100 which is like the fourth wall-mountable valve assembly 82 shown in Figures 10 -12 except that it is for a basin and it has the thinner spout 8.
Figures 53 -55 show a twelfth wall-mountable valve assembly 102 which is like the fifth wall-mountable valve assembly 84 shown in Figures 14 -16 except that it is for a basin and it has the thinner spout 8.
Figures 56 -58 show a thirteenth wall-mountable valve assembly 104 which is like the sixth wall-mountable valve assembly 86 shown in Figures 17 -19 except that it is for a basin and it has a thinner spout 8.
Figures 59 -61 show a fourteenth wall-mountable valve assembly 106 which is like the seventh wall-mountable valve assembly 88 shown in Figures 20-22 except that it is for a basin and it has the thinner spout 8.
Figures 62 -68 correspond to Figures 27 -33 except that the wall-mountable valve assemblies 94, 96, 98, 100, 102, 104, 106 are for a basin and they are located above a basin.
Figures 69 -75 correspond to Figures 34 -40 except that they are for a basin and they are located above a basin.
The wall-mountable valve assemblies shown in the above drawings illustrate how the first and second valve blocks 4, 6 enable a very wide number of variations in design. Thus the wall-mountable valve assemblies are able to meet different requirements and aesthetic tastes of consumers and 1 3 considerably more than are currently available by known wall-mountable valve assemblies.
It is to be appreciated that the embodiments of the invention described above with reference to the accompanying drawings have been given by way of example only and that modifications may be effected. Thus, for example, different shapes for the spouts 8 and the control knobs 48 may be employed. For example, the control knobs 48 may be in the form of a handle. Individual components shown in the drawings are not limited to use in their drawings and they may be used in other drawings and in all aspects of the invention. The invention also extends to the individual components mentioned and/or shown above, taken singly or in any combination.

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  1. CLAIMS1. A wall-mountable valve assembly for a bath or a basin, which wall-mountable valve assembly comprises: (i) a first valve block for receiving hot and cold water and for providing output water at a temperature required by a user of the bath or the basin; (ii) a second valve block for receiving the output water and outputting the output water to a spout for the bath or the basin; and (iii) connecting means for connecting the first valve block to the second valve block, and wherein: (iv) the second valve block comprises a spout-receiving aperture for receiving the spout; (v) the second valve block has at least one connecting side; (vi) the connecting side of the second valve block comprises an inlet for receiving the output water from the first valve block; (vii) the first valve block has at least one connecting side; and NC the connecting means connects the first valve block to the second valve block such that the connecting side of the first valve block is connected to the connecting side of the second valve block.
  2. 2. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 1 in which the connecting side of the first valve block is connected to the connecting side of the second valve block such that the connecting side of the first valve block abuts against the connecting side of the second valve block.
  3. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 1 or claim 2 in which the connecting means is a push fit connecting means.
  4. 4. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 3 in which the push fit connecting means is a pin and peg push fit connecting means.
  5. 5. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 4 in which the pin and peg push fit connecting means comprises a pin which extends from the connecting side of the second valve block, and a peg which locks to the pin by clipping over the pin and which locates in a slot in the first valve block when the peg is in position on the pin.
  6. 6. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to any one of the preceding claims in which the second valve block comprises two vertical sides, a top side, a bottom side, a front face and a rear face.
  7. 7. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 6 in which the spout-receiving aperture is in the front face.
  8. 8. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to any one of the preceding claims in which the first valve block is configured to mix the hot and cold water to provide the output water.
  9. 9. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to any one of the preceding claims in which the second valve block has only one of the inlets for receiving the output water from the first valve block.
  10. 10. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to any one of claims 1 -8 in which the second valve block has a plurality of inlets for receiving the output water from the first valve block.
  11. 11. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 10 in which any one of the inlets that is not required for use is configured for being blocked off by a blanking member.
  12. 12. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 11 in which the blanking member is a screw threaded blanking member or a welded blanking member.
  13. 13. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to any one of the preceding claims in which the first valve block has a single outlet for the output water.
  14. 14. A wall-mountable vale assembly according to any one of claims 1 -12 in which the first valve block has a plurality of outlets for the output water.
  15. 15. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 14 in which any one of the outlets that is not required for use is configured for being blanked off by a blanking member.
  16. 16. A wall-mountable valve assembly according to claim 15 in which the blanking member is a screw threaded blanking member or a welded blanking member.
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