JP2515267Y2 - Shower head support - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a shower head support for hygienic equipment for a wash basin, a dressing table or a sink, which supports a shower head so that it can be pulled out while a hose is connected.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a shower hose having one end connected to a water tap is supported by a shower holder provided on the upper surface of a wash basin, a sink, etc. so as to be freely drawn out.
FIG. 8 (A) (FIG. 2 of the drawings of the present application) of Japanese Patent Publication No. 148674 is available. To explain briefly with reference to FIG. 2, the holder 31 attached to the top plate of the washbasin is curved laterally, and the hose 32 for connecting to the faucet is inserted through the holder 31.
The shower head 33 at the tip of the hose 32 is attached to the holder 31.
It is supported so as to be freely drawn out in the opening 34.

In the case of the above, in order to prevent water from entering the inside of the holder through the opening, it is necessary to make the gap between the hose and the inner peripheral surface of the holder as small as possible. When the shower head is pulled out of the holder or stored, the hose moves while contacting the inner peripheral surface of the holder, and this contact surface acts as a resistance that prevents the hose from moving in and out smoothly. There was a risk of damage.

[0004]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The problems to be solved by the present invention are to pull out the shower head from the support,
This is to make it possible to smoothly take in and out the hose when the hot water is drained from the shower head and used again after being stored in the support.

[0005]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a showerhead support which is attached to a top plate of a washbasin and which supports a showerhead connected to a faucet via a hose so that the showerhead can be pulled out freely and through which the hose is inserted. In the tool, a sliding member that is in sliding contact with the hose is attached to an inner peripheral surface of a support tool having a curved portion.

[0006]

[Operation] When the shower head is pulled out or stored from the support, the hose can move smoothly along the sliding member having excellent slidability mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the support.

[0007]

[Examples] Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the sliding member 1 is made of Teflon, polypropylene or other material having excellent slidability and covers the entire inner peripheral surface of the support A having the curved portion 2 or the hose B. Is attached to only the part that is in sliding contact with adhesive or screws, or by other fixing means

The draining mechanism C is attached to the tip portion 2a of the support A by facing the pipe joint 3 having the annular locking portion 4 inside and another pipe joint 3a having the annular locking portion 4a. At the same time, between the annular locking portions 4 and 4a, a separately provided annular inner peripheral surface is provided with a draining ring 5 in which long bristles 6 are densely provided, and a hose B passed through the inside of the draining ring 5. Moisture that adheres to the peripheral surface of the
The first drainage channel 7 opened on the lower surface of the is removed to the outside.

The water shut-off pipe 8 mounted below the water draining mechanism C is formed of rubber, soft synthetic resin or other elastic material into a cylindrical shape, and the upper portion (in the figure) is a notched slant with an inclined thin wall. It has a peripheral surface 9 and a tight fitting portion 10, and is configured to block the water droplets by the tight fitting portion 10 and remove the water droplets to the outside from the second drainage channel 7a opened at the lower portion of the support A. The water shutoff pipe 8 may not be provided depending on the water removing capacity of the draining ring 5.

The shower head D has a discharge head E capable of switching between a sprinkling flow and a direct current at its tip, and one end of the hose B is connected to the middle of the flow path of the shower head D via a connecting fitting 11. The hose B is inserted through a support tool A fixed to a top plate F of a vanity (not shown), and the support tool A has a bottomed tubular shape and supports the hose B so that it can be drawn out. This support A has a cylindrical body portion 1 extending from the bottom.
2 and the top plate F through the insertion opening 13 and attached from below the top plate F with nuts 17.

When washing the hair using the shower head D, when the shower head D is pulled out from the support A, a separately provided faucet (not shown) is operated to bring hot water to an appropriate temperature. After adjusting the flow rate, use it for washing hair. At this time, the hose B moves along the curved portion 2 inside the support A, but since the sliding member 1 having excellent slidability is attached to the curved portion 2, the hose B can be pulled out smoothly. After washing the hair, the shower head D is again supported by the support A.
Also when returning to, the hose B can be smoothly accommodated along the sliding member 1. Further, water droplets attached to the surface of the hose B during hair washing are wiped off by the hair transplants 6 when passing through the draining ring 5, and are removed from the first drainage channel 7 to the outside.

[0012]

The present invention has the following advantages since it has the above configuration. (1) A shower head support attached to a top plate of a wash basin and connected to a water faucet via a hose so that the shower head can be drawn out freely, and the hose is inserted through the inside of the shower head support, and a curved portion is provided. Since the sliding member that slidably contacts the hose is attached to the inner peripheral surface of the support, the hose can be smoothly moved along the sliding member when the shower head is pulled out from the support portion or stored, and the hose is It is possible to prevent the hose from being damaged by coming into contact with the support. (2) The operability of the shower head can be remarkably improved only by mounting the sliding member on the inner peripheral surface of the support.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of a state in which a hose is accommodated in a support tool.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional technique.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Sliding member A Support tool B Hose D Shower head F Top plate

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A shower head support, which is attached to a ceiling plate of a wash basin and which is connected to a faucet via a hose so as to be freely drawn out, and in which the hose is inserted into the shower head support, a curved portion is provided. A shower head support, wherein a slide member that is in sliding contact with the hose is mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the support provided.