JPS6022142Y2 - Shower rack - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a shower holder installed in a bathroom or the like.

Conventionally, shower racks installed on the walls of bathrooms have been constructed in such a way that the nozzle of the shower head faces toward the hand when the shower head is turned on.

However, for example, if you leave the shower for a while after using it, the hot water that was stopped at the faucet the last time you used it will cool down, and when you use the shower again, water will initially spray out and hit the user. There is a risk that this may occur.

Therefore, when using the shower device again, it is necessary to first remove the shower device from the shower device rack and wait until hot water comes out, which is very inconvenient.

In this way, in the conventional hand-facing shower system,
When you stop using the shower, you have to turn off the hot water and turn on the shower, and when you want to use it again, you have to remove the shower and turn on the hot water.

It is troublesome to frequently repeat such an attachment/disconnection operation.

As a result of various studies, the inventor of the present invention has developed a shower device holder for hanging a shower device having a grip portion and an enlarged head projecting laterally from the tip of the grip portion, The grips are narrower than the width of the head and are spaced apart from each other wider than the neck, which is the upper part of the grip, and extend diagonally upward so that the toes support the lower rear part of the head. It has a book claw part and a chin support plate provided between the two claw parts so as to support the jaw part of the head below the contact position of the head and the toe part, The inventors have discovered that the inconvenience of showering can be solved by configuring the shower holder so that the lower end of the grip part can hold the shower holder in a state where the lower end of the grip part hangs diagonally downward, and the present inventors have developed the shower holder of the present invention. completed.

Next, embodiments and application examples of the shower device holder of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the shower device holder of the present invention, which is attached to the bathroom wall 9 by a fixing portion 8, has two claw portions 4 that support the lower rear part of the head 13 of the shower device. The shape of the claw part is such that the tip part 5 is the base part 4a of the claw part 4.
The toe portion 5 is located at a higher position, that is, the toe portion 5 projects diagonally upward.

The spacing between the toe portions 5 is narrower than the width of the head 13 of the shower device.
A chin support plate 6 is provided between the two claw parts 4 near the base 4a, which is wider than the neck part 2 which is the upper part of the grip part 1, and which supports the jaw part 3 which is the lower part of the head part 13. It is being

The contact position between the jaw support plate 6 and the jaw part 3 is lower than the contact position between the jaw part 13 and the toe part 5.

With this configuration, the shower device does not easily come off toward the front, the nozzle of the shower device faces the wall (that is, the same direction as the user), and the grip 1 of the shower device approaches the user. .

Therefore, when reusing the shower, the water remaining in the hose 10 that spouts out at the beginning will not splash on the user, and since the handle 1 of the shower is close at hand, the user does not have to reach out to hold the shower. can be taken to.

In order to firmly support the jaw 3 of the shower device when the shower device is hung on the shower device holder of the present invention, 2.
Preferably, a recess corresponding to the shape of the jaw 3 is formed in the chin support plate 6 between the claws 4 of the book.

In the shower device holder shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a semicircular recess is formed in the chin support plate 6, and the chin 3 is supported therein.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show an application example in which the shower holder of the present invention is combined with a conventional hand-facing shower holder.

In the application example shown in FIG. 4, the propped portion 11 of the hand-facing shower device holder is fixed to the lower end of the shower device holder of the present invention, and in this case, the vertical claw portion 12 can be provided. be.

In the application example shown in FIG. 5, a hand-facing shower stand holder 11 and a shower stand of the present invention are arranged side by side on one rectangular support 7.

The shower holder of the present invention is advantageous when taking a shower while standing, but it is especially convenient when rinsing the shower over a chair.

Therefore, when the conventional hand-facing shower rack is installed at a high position on the bath wall, and the shower rack according to the present invention is installed at a low position, the shower can be used in an ideal manner.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the shower device holder of the present invention in which the shower device is hung, FIG. 2 is a left side view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a left side view of an application example of the shower device holder of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a plan view showing still another application example of the shower device holder of the present invention. be. Reference numbers in the drawings: 1: Grip section, 2: Neck section, 3: Jaw section, 4: Claw section, 5: Toe section, 6: Chin support section, 7: Square support section, 8: Fixed section, 9: Bathroom wall, 10: Hose, 11: Standing part, 1
2: Standing long claw part, 13: Head part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A shower device holder for hanging a shower device having a grip portion and a bulging head projecting laterally from the tip of the grip portion, comprising: They are narrower than the width and spaced apart from each other wider than the neck, which is the upper part of the grip, and their toes extend diagonally upward so as to support the lower rear part of the head.
a book claw portion; and a chin support plate provided between the two claw portions so as to support the jaw portion of the head below a contact position between the jaw portion and the toe portion; A shower device holder capable of holding a shower device so that the lower end of the grip part hangs diagonally downward.