Shower door assembly
AssigneeKohler Co.
InventorsMatthew Ball, Mark Johnson
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
An elongated member for a shower door assembly includes a protrusion configured to be received within a channel of a header to slidably couple the elongated member to the header. The elongated member is configured to be slid within the channel between a first position to allow for a shower door to be installed onto, or removed from, the header and a second position to substantially impede upright movement of the shower door when the shower door is moved along the header.
Claims20
An elongated member for a shower door assembly comprising:
- a protrusion configured to be received within a channel of a header to slidably couple the elongated member to the header;
- wherein the elongated member is configured to be slid within the channel between a first position to allow for a shower door to be installed onto, or removed from, the header and a second position to substantially impede upright movement of the shower door when the shower door is moved along the header.
An elongated member for a sliding shower door assembly comprising:
- a protrusion configured to be slidably received within a channel of a header to slidably couple the elongated member to the header;
- wherein the elongated member is configured to be slid within the channel via the protrusion between a first position to allow for a shower door to be installed onto, or removed from, the header and a second position to substantially impede upright movement of the shower door when the shower door is moved between an open position and a closed position along the header.
An elongated member for a sliding shower door assembly comprising:
- a protrusion configured to be slidably received within a channel of a header to slidably couple the elongated member to the header;
- wherein the elongated member is configured to be selectively slid within the channel via the protrusion between a first position to allow for a shower door to be installed onto, or removed from, the header and a second position to substantially impede upright and lateral movement of the shower door when the shower door is moved between an open position and a closed position along the header.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.