Shower rods
AssigneeCroydex Limited
InventorsPeter James Harold Pegden, Jonathan Harry Tooley
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Abstract
The invention provides a method of mounting a shower curtain rod, and/or a shower curtain rod assembly, that includes an adhesive support to supplement the conventional mounting. The adhesive support is preferably incorporated in caps that cover the junctions between the rod and the walls between which the rod is mounted.
Claims9
A method of securing a shower rod between facing walls, the method comprising:
- providing a shower rod with a first end and a second end, the first end of the shower rod being defined by an end bracket;
- connecting the end bracket of the shower rod directly to a first wall;
- engaging the second end of the shower rod with a second wall;
- and
- connecting a separate additional support directly to the first wall using an adhesive to supplement the connection between the end bracket and the first wall;
- and connecting another separate additional support directly to the second wall to supplement the connection between the second end of the shower rod and the second wall.
A method of enhancing the connection between a shower rod and a pair of facing walls between which the shower rod is mounted the shower rod having two opposing ends, each end of the shower rod directly connecting to one of the facing walls, the method comprising
- providing separate additional supports to supplement the connection between each end of the shower rod and one of the facing walls;
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- directly connecting the separate additional supports to the facing walls using an adhesive such that the additional supports supplement the connections between the ends of the shower rod and the facing walls.
A shower rod assembly for mounting between facing walls surfaces, the shower rod assembly comprising:
- a rod with two opposing ends,
- an end bracket on each end of the rod, the end brackets each being directly connected to the respective facing wall;
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- a pair of separate additional supports, each separate additional support being directly connected to the respective facing wall to supplement the connection between the end brackets on each end of the rod and the facing walls, the separate additional supports comprising caps that cover the junctions between each end of the rod and the facing walls once the shower rod assembly is mounted between the facing walls, the separate additional supports having adhesive surface parts contactable with the facing walls, wherein the separate additional supports surround each of the two opposing ends of the rod.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.